Rule Detail section

The system determines conditions based on the way in which you define the detail lines. For example, all entries using the same set will have a single condition number, because all are part of one condition.

Review the condition indicators to determine whether you have defined the detail requirements correctly and to understand how compliance interprets the required number of conditions specified in your rule umbrella.

The value can be alphanumeric, but must begin with an alpha character.

See the “Sets and Subsets” section in the “Common Concepts”, chapter of the Banner Student CAPP Handbook for more information about sets and subsets.

The value must be a three-digit number. If only one or two digits are entered, the system inserts leading zeroes to cause the subset to sort properly.

The system does not validate codes entered in this field; you must therefore be careful not to use the same code for different rules within the same area.

See the “Rules” section in the “Common Concepts” chapter of the Banner Student CAPP Handbook for more information about rules.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Course/Attribute Attachment Rules window.

Edit Course/Attribute Attachment Rules window

Select the Search button for this field to display the Subject Validation (STVSUBJ) list.

List Subject Validation (STVSUBJ)

Select the Search button for this field to display the Existing Courses List.

Count Hits Existing Courses List

A value can be entered in this field only if a value has been entered in the Course Number Low field.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Existing Courses List.

Count Hits Existing Courses List

If this check box is cleared, compliance attempts to meet this requirement using any course the student has completed (e.g., academic history or transfer), is in-progress, or has planned.

You can define a requirement as a single course attribute, so that any course with the attribute satisfies the requirement, or as a combination of values, so that a course must meet all of the specifications to satisfy the requirement.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Degree Program Attribute Validation (STVATTR) list.

List Degree Program Attribute Validation (STVATTR)

Select the Search button for this field to display the Student Attribute Validation (STVATTS) list.

List Student Attribute Validation (STVATTS)

When compliance is performed, the evaluation term is used to determine the term from which year rule limits are measured.

A year rule can also be defined at the program, area, or group level. If a year rule is already in effect at a higher level, you can be more restrictive in the detail requirement, but you cannot be less restrictive at a lower level.

The restriction applies only to grade codes with levels that match the native course level for the area.

Minimum grades can also be defined at the program, area, or group level. If a minimum grade is already in effect at a higher level, you can be more restrictive for the detail requirement, but you cannot be less restrictive at a lower level.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Grade Code Maintenance (SHAGRDE) page.

List Grade Code Maintenance (SHAGRDE) page

Course credits are split only when a requirement or restriction has a maximum number of credits.The Maximum Credits field controls whether a course will be split if it has more credits than are required to satisfy a requirement or would cause a restriction to be exceeded.

Example:

A student who is an English major has taken ENGL 1050 (a literature course [attribute = LIT] that can be taken for variable credits based on the amount of outside reading) for 4 credits. The English major requires exactly 3 credits in ENGL 1050 (required minimum credits = 3 and required maximum credits = 3), and also requires at least 6 credits in literature courses (attribute = LIT). If the literature attribute requirement allows split courses to be used, the remaining 1 credit from ENGL 1050 would be applied to the attribute requirement.

You can enter a value in either the Required Credits field or the Required Courses field, or both. Use the Connector option button group to indicate whether the system should use both values (And), either value (Or), or only one value (None). (If using the None connector, a value can be entered in only one of the two fields.)

A maximum number of credits specified in this field could cause a course to be split and the remaining credits applied to requirements that allow split courses to be used.

You can enter a value in either the Maximum Credits field or the Maximum Courses field, or both. Use the Connector option button group to indicate whether the system should use only one value (None) or either value (Or). (If using the None connector, a value can be entered in only one of the two fields.)

Select the Search button for this field to display the Term Code Validation (STVTERM) list.

List Term Code Validation (STVTERM)

If a value is entered, it must be equal to or greater than the start term.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Term Code Validation (STVTERM) list.

List Term Code Validation (STVTERM)

A maximum number of credits specified in this field could cause a course to be split and the remaining credits applied to requirements that allow split courses to be used.

You can enter a value in either the Transfer Credits field or the Transfer Courses field, or both. Use the Connector option button group to indicate whether the system should use only one value (None) or either value (Or). (If using the None connector, a value can be entered in only one of the two fields.)

This indicator applies only to requirements that are used in prerequisite checking.

When the check box is cleared, the prerequisite course must be taken in a term earlier than the one in which registration is attempted. When the check box is selected, the prerequisite course can be taken in an earlier term or the same term as the one in which registration is attempted.

The value can be higher or lower than the actual number of credits used.

The value can be higher or lower than the actual number of courses used.

When compliance credits/courses are specified, the detail requirements are processed normally, but the compliance credits/courses are used instead of the actual credits/courses. Compliance credits/courses are used only in the calculation of group, area, or program total required credits/courses.

Example:

You require that a student take at least two physical education courses, but the physical education credits do not accumulate toward the requirements for the degree. You define the requirement to include the courses that satisfy the requirement, but set compliance credits and courses to 0.

This field is used to specify that the requirement can be satisfied with a satisfactory test score.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Test Code Validation (STVTESC) list.

List Test Code Validation (STVTESC)

The value entered must fall within the valid range of scores for the test type defined on STVTESC.

The value entered must be greater than the value entered in the Test Score Minimum field and must fall within the valid range of scores for the test type defined on STVTESC.

Course campus is associated only with institutional work, not transfer work.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Campus Validation (STVCAMP) list.

List Campus Validation (STVCAMP)

Course college is associated only with institutional work, not transfer work.

Select the Search button for this field to display the College Validation (STVCOLL) list.

List College Validation (STVCOLL)

Course department is associated only with institutional work, not transfer work.

Select the Search button for this field to display the Department Validation (STVDEPT) list.

List Department Validation (STVDEPT)