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Create Course Download Records

The Course/Staff/Student Download option will create the Campus-Course Section (300) download record for the summer submission.

Refer to PEIMS Summer Submission Checklist for a list of the options that should be run prior to creating download records.

To run the Course Download

  1. Select the menu path Regulatory > Extracts > Downloads > Course/Staff/Student Download. The Course/Staff/Student Download page displays.
  2. In the Download Type field, select Course, and then, in the Submission Period field, select 3 - Summer.
  3. Specify the additional processing options on the Prompts panel. For more information, refer to the Fields section below.
  4. Click Run.
  5. Use the Tasks/Reports options on the Navigation bar to view task status and retrieve reports.
FieldsDescription
Download TypeSelect Course to create the course download records.
Submission PeriodSelect 3 - Summer.

School Year 

Enter the last year of the school year you want to process.
Run DateNot used
Process TypeSelect whether you want to create download records or scan for errors.
  • To create download records, select Download.
  • To scan data for errors, select Error Scan.
Skip Error Logging

Check this box if you want to download data without logging errors.

Clear Existing Records

Check this box if you want to purge course download records and create new records for courses. If this box is not checked, the program will not generate a new download record for a course with an existing record.

Task/Report Name

If you want to rename the task and report file, change the text that displays in this field. If you use the / (slash) character, _ (underscore) will be used in the task and report name.

Record Types to Process

Series of checkboxes to select the download records you want to process. When you select a submission, the system defaults to process all record types for that are reported for a submission. For a list of the records reported for a submission, refer to PEIMS Records by Submission.

Course Download Sequence Examples

The following table shows what 300 records will be created based on your Course setup.

Course

PEIMS Course –Sequence

Pass/Fail Setup Mark Types

300 Records Created

Year Long High School Course

12 (Both Halves Of A 2 Semester Course)

A mark type defined as a Sem Mark Type for the building is issued for this course during marking periods 2 and 4

2 records created, one for sequence 1 and one for sequence 2

Year Long High School Course

0 (1 Semester Course)

A mark type defined as a Sem Mark Type for the building is issued for this course during marking period 2

1 record created, using sequence 0.

Semester Long High School Course (part of a state course)

1 (1st Half Of A 2 Semester Course)

A mark type defined as a Sem Mark Type for the building is issued for this course during marking period 2

1 record created, using sequence 1.  Note that there should be another course defined for the same State Course with Sequence 2.

Non-High School Course

A  (Non-High School Year Long Course)

A mark type  defined as the Final Mark type for the building is issued once for the course (probably at the end of the year).

1 record created, using sequence A.

Non-High School Course

12 (Both Halves Of A 2 Semester Course)

A mark type  defined as the Final Mark type for the building is issued once for the course (probably at the end of the year).

1 record is created (regardless of the Course Sequence), using sequence A.

300 Records for Courses Outside Enrollment Building

The Course Download has special processing in place to handle a student's course taken outside his or her enrollment (Entry/Withdrawal) building.  When it finds a student course in this case, the download creates the 300 record with a Campus ID set as the student's enrollment building, rather than the building where the course is held.

This gives the student's enrollment building a 300 record which can be reconciled with the student's 415 Course Completion Data record for the course since 415's also use the student's Entry/Withdrawal building (Campus ID of Enrollment).

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