Printing the Class Schedule can be done anytime by staff with with access. Perform this procedure when reviewing the current status of an upcoming term’s Schedule or when reviewing a previous term’s schedule in preparation for an upcoming term setup.
If the selected Run Control ID does not exist, click Add a New Value and enter the name to create it. Example: SchedPrint
Click Search to to view Print Class Scheduler or click Add, if adding a new Run Control ID value.
Kansas State University, indicated as ‘KSUNV’. Example: KSUNV (Kansas State University)
Semester in which classes are offered. Terms are identified by a four-digit number where the first digit represents the century, the second and thir digits represent the year, and the final digit represents the semester (2 for Spring, 4 for Summer, 5 for Fall). I.e. Spring 2008 = 2082, Fall 2007 = 2075. Example: 2072 (Spring 2007)
Determines at which level in the K-State academic hierarchy to print classes. Choices are: Academic Department, College, or all of Kansas State University. Example: 00000 (Kansas State University)
Periods of instruction within a given term. Example: 1 (Regular Academic Session) Note: For Summer, all classes are NST (NonStandard)
Chooses which classes to print. This field utilizes the Schedule Print field from the Class Section setup page. Choices include: · All – Includes all classes, regardless of the value of the Schedule Print field. · No – Includes only those classes where the Schedule Print field is set to No(unchecked). · Yes– Includes only those classes where the Schedule Print field is set to Yes(checked). Example: Yes
Indicates whether or not to sort Class Schedule output by Campus. Remember that K-State is only using one Campus in KSIS (KSU). To sort classes by DCE, Manhattan, Olathe or Salina, use the Print by Location field below. Example: (left blank)
"KSU". The Campus in KSIS is used to designate entities that use a single transcript, course catalog, and other academic differences. The Salina and Continuing Education classes are designated as Locations in KSIS. Example: (left blank)
Indicates whether or not to sort Class Schedule output by Location. Example: (left blank)
Code used to designate which Location to include in the Class Schedule. K-State is using 4 Location values: · MAN (Manhattan) · MCE (Manhattan DCE) · OLT (Olathe) · OCE (Olathe DCE) · SAL (Salina) · SCE (Salina DCE) Example: (left blank)
Select one of more class statuses to include in the printed Class Schedule. Example: Active, Stop Enrl
Include meeting pattern and instructor for the Class in the report. Example:
Include meeting pattern topic in the report. K-State is not using this field in the Class setup. Leave this option unchecked. Example: (Blank)
Include Class attributes in the report. Example: (Blank)
Include class characteristics. K-State is not using this field in the Class setup. Leave this option unchecked. Example: (Blank)
Include class enrollment numbers in the report. Example: (Blank)
Include the class number for components set to Non-Enrollment in the Class setup. Example:
Include reserve capacities in the report. Example: (Blank)
Creates the report without generating an associated .csv file for the report. Always check this value. Example:
Allows saving the output to a file to a directory ON THE KSIS SERVER in addition to normal report. This option will be removed once the Report Only box is checked. Example: (left blank)
K-State only uses PSUNX server. Example: PSUNX
Allows for scheduling of the requested report. This is not recommended for use at this time. Example: (left blank)
Date to run the report. This defaults to the current date. Example: 01/29/2007
Time to run the report. This defaults to the current time. Example: 2:41:57PM
Method for distribution of the report. For now use only Web type. Other types may have unexpected results. Example: Web
Format for the distribution of the report. We recommend using PDF format. For this report, the Excel format will look exactly like the PDF format, which is more intended for viewing than for electronic manipulation. Example: PDF