The LISS specification that Web Daily Organiser and Student Admin Systems use to communicate sets out some rules for naming classes that must be adhered to. These rules cover how a SIS can determine which classes are part of the same course. When these rules are not adhered to, unrelated classes can be linked into the same course, leading to confusing course descriptions on classes.
A "LISS - pre-export compliance check" to be added under the file menu, active when a timetable file is loaded to assist users with checking the data before syncing with LISS.
Additionally, the ability to select classes that are not LISS compliant via the classes selected link should be added to enable to quick viewing and then editing of those classes on the class names screen
Timetabling Solutions
The LISS specification that Web Daily Organiser and Student Admin Systems use to communicate sets out some rules for naming classes that must be adhered to. These rules cover how a SIS can determine which classes are part of the same course. When these rules are not adhered to, unrelated classes can be linked into the same course, leading to confusing course descriptions on classes.
A "LISS - pre-export compliance check" to be added under the file menu, active when a timetable file is loaded to assist users with checking the data before syncing with LISS.
Additionally, the ability to select classes that are not LISS compliant via the classes selected link should be added to enable to quick viewing and then editing of those classes on the class names screen