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ASSR0670 - Examination Session Materials Report
Purpose |
This report displays examination session details by location then unit and then date |
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Subsystem | Assessments | |
Normally Run By | Assessment Specialist | |
Anticipated Frequency | To be used as required prior to an Examination Period, to ensure delivery of materials before the examination | |
Structure |
Block |
Examination Session Materials Report |
Tabs | Parameters |
Purpose It includes information on the number of students and accompanying supplied Examination Materials for all student examinations to be undertaken during a specified Examination Period. Run Details This job is run:
This job is run prior to an Examination Period to provide information which can be used to:
This job can be run in both batch and online modes. Refer to the Job Control and Scheduling Subsystem for details on scheduling and running batch and online jobs. |
The Examination Session Materials Report block contains: Parameters Tab
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Rules/Notes:
Most parameters for this job are used to refine the data set produced in the report. There are several text parameters that allow the user to specify the message. They are:
These parameters have default text messages inserted where no additions are entered. Text messages can be recorded in the Maintain Job Text from (JBSF4170). A valid return Address Type must be listed for the Return Organisational Unit. This report is presented in landscape mode. A page break is inserted after each location to separate the consignment receipt from the details in the body of the report. For each Assessment Item, an examination paper is supplied for each student. Extra papers are included to cover students who may change exam locations at the last minute. Calculation of the number of exam papers is as follows:
As with exam papers, extra supplied materials should be packed to cover any students who change their Exam Location at the last minute. Where a value quantity exists per student the method to calculate the number supplied is as follows:
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Last Modified on 26 February, 2004