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Search Terms: Course Groups
A course group is a collection of related courses, such as a subject. The options available for creating Course Groups are based on Courses in the Calendar selected in the Campus toolbar.
Course Groups
Create a Course Group
- Click New to open a new Course Group.
- Enter a Name for the group to describe the group, such as the subject or type of course.
- Enter a Number as an identifier for the group.
- Add a Course to the group by selecting it from the Member Detail.
- Add additional Courses by selecting the Add CourseGroupMember button.
- Click Save to finish creating the group and save it.
How to Use Course Groups
The following are examples of how Course Groups can be used:
Specific Course Requirement
All students must take Algebra I in a school with an A/B schedule structure. In this instance, the Course Group could be called Algebra 1 and would include Algebra I A (which meets on A Days) and Algebra I B (which meets on B days). The requirement to take Algebra I would be met by the student taking either of these classes.
The same would be true, for example, for a quarter-long course with instances each quarter. Students could take an Art course in any quarter to meet the Art requirement, so the Art Course Group would include courses in each quarter.
Equivalent Courses
In this example, 8th Grade students are required to take a semester of Geometry. However, a semester of Applied Integrated Geometry would also meet this requirement. So the 8th Grade Math Course Group would include Geometry and Applied Integrated Geometry.
General Requirements
To graduate, students are required to take a Language class, either Spanish, French or German. The Language Course Group would include all of these languages that meet the language course requirement.
