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GRDF1800 - Maintain Honours Levels
Purpose | To allow the creation and maintenance of institution defined Honours Levels and other similar levels of achievement | |
SubSystem | Graduation | |
Normally Run By | Administration Specialist | |
Anticipated Frequency | As required | |
Structure | Block | Honours Levels |
The form is used to record
In the Graduation Subsystem, these codes are recorded against Graduand Records in the form GRDF4200 (Maintain Graduand Details). In the Admissions Subsystem, they are recorded against an applicant's prior tertiary education record in the form ADMF32B0 (Record Prior Tertiary Education). RankingEach Honours Level recorded in this form must be given a Rank, for the following reason:– The job GRDJ5200 allocates sequence numbers to Graduands. These numbers determine the order in which Graduands will be presented with their awards at the graduation ceremony. There is the option in this job to Group Honours Graduands separately. Where this option is taken, the job sequences Honours Graduates within the group according to the Ranks assigned in this form. For example, Graduands receiving first class Honours may be Ranked before those with second class Honours, and they in turn will come before those with third class Honours. |
The Honours Levels block contains:
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Rules/Notes:
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For Bachelor Honours Award Levels:
For other levels:
A Rank must be assigned to all levels recorded here. (See 'Ranking' above, and the documentation of job GRDJ5200 for more details.) |
Rules/Notes: More than one Honours Level can be mapped to the same Government Honours Level. Once used to specify the Honours Level of a Graduand, an Honours Level record cannot be deleted. Selecting its Closed check box prevents any further use. When Ranks are used in GRDJ5200, it is possible to order from high to low, or the reverse. Rank 1 = High. Note that there is currently no provision within the System to determine which Courses Award Honours, or which Honours Levels may be used for specific courses. |
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Modified on 7 January, 2004