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-<WRAP round intro>This tab is used to [[general:scheduling:msalgo:place_sections|place the sections]] on the master schedule. You must enter and save the information on the Build tab prior to using this tab.</WRAP>+
  
 ====Place sections:==== ====Place sections:====
- +{{page>general:scheduling_msalgo_place_body}}
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-After entering and saving the sections on the Build tab, click the Place tab. +
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-In the Course to be Placed field, a course number is automatically displayed. This +
-is the course that MSALGO determines should be placed first. To select another course, +
-click   to select the course. +
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-The courses in the ellipsis lookup are sorted by the ranking in an algorithm: from +
-the least number of sections and greatest number of conflicts within the number of +
-sections, to the greatest number of sections and number of conflicts, from greatest +
-to least, within the number of sections. +
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-For each course, the course number and title, number of conflicts, and the number +
-of sections placed are displayed. (The lower the number of conflicts, the more difficult +
-to place.) If all sections of a course are placed, the message "Placed" is displayed. +
-Otherwise, the number of sections placed out of the number of sections available +
-is displayed (e.g., 0 of 1). +
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-The algorithm ranks the most difficult courses to place first, but any course can +
-be selected for placing. +
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-Data for the selected course is displayed, including the course title, number of +
-semesters and periods, number of conflicts, number of sections placed, and number +
-of requests. +
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-Section placement guidelines +
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-Under Section(s), the number of sections specified on the Build tab determine the +
-number of rows listed. Accept the default values, or update the data in the following +
-fields: +
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-In the Sec field, type the correct number of sections for the course. The field is +
-required. +
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-In the Seats field, type the number of seats available for the section. You can type +
-up to three digits. +
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-In the Team Code field, type the team code for the section. The field is one character. +
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-When MSALGO determines which sections meet all of the restrictions criteria for a +
-student, if there is a team code in the section record, it will check the student +
-demographic team code for an exact match. +
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-Under Meeting Time(s), the meeting times for the currently selected section are listed. +
-A course section can have up to four meeting times and must have at least one meeting +
-time. +
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-Click +Add to add a meeting time. A row is added to the grid. Add data in the following +
-fields: +
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-The Sec-Meet field displays sequential numbering of the meeting times. The number +
-is automatically generated and cannot be changed. +
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-In the Sem field, click   to select the semester in which the section is offered. +
-For two-semester campuses, if the course is a two-semester course, the Sem field +
-is set to 3 by default. The field is required. +
- +
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-In the Frm field, click   to select the beginning period that the class meets. The +
-field is required. +
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-In the To field, click   to select the last period that the class meets. The field +
-is required. +
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-In the Instr field, click   to select the instructor. +
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-In the Room field, type the room number of the room in which the class meets. +
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-In the Days field, click   to select the days on which the class meets. The field +
-is required and is set to MTWThF by default. +
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-To delete a meeting time, click  . A message is displayed asking if you want to delete +
-the row. +
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-Click Yes to delete the meeting time. The row is deleted. Otherwise, click No. +
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-Note:  Meeting time 1 cannot be deleted. At least one meeting time is required for +
-each section. +
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-Click Save. +
- +
- +
-This will update the Courses to be Placed dialog box with information about any sections +
-that are now placed. It will also automatically retrieve the course which MSALGO +
-determines is the next course to be placed. +
- +
- +
-Note:  You can save data at any time while you are on the Place tab. +
- +
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-Click Next Crs to Place to retrieve the course which MSALGO determines should be +
-placed next. This will be the first course which is not completely placed that MSALGO +
-determines has the highest priority for placement. +
- +
- +
-A section is considered placed if meeting time 1 has a semester code, beginning period, +
-and ending period. The information must be saved. +
- +
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-All sections of a course must be placed for MSALGO to consider the course completely +
-placed. +
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-The next course to place is not accurate unless all meeting time information entered +
-is saved. +
- +
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-Click View Chart to view the placement chart. The report opens in a new window. Review, +
-save, or print the report.+
  
  
  
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