S - Scholarships to Subject short name

This feature helps ensure students and teachers don't have overlapping commitments.

Enabled: When enabled, (1)the system prevents students from selectingenrolling coursesin classes that conflict with schedulingtheir conflicts,existing andschedule. (2)This makesmeans itstudents impossiblecan't toaccidentally assignregister afor class to a teacher already teaching duringclasses that time slotoverlap.

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A module to keep track of students associated to a particular scholarship program.

A unit that defines a course’s schedule in a given academic term; a set or group of students based on a common academic characteristic, usually degree program and year level; in ver. 6-below, initially termed as "block" or "block section".

See Term.

Transfer from one degree program to another.

Capacity of students allowed to enroll in a particular section.

An area of concentration, major, or field of study within a degree program.

A user registered to take, enlist, or enroll in a course for a particular school period.

Refers to the year level of the student based on progress in the curriculum.

Synonymous with Course and refers to a branch of knowledge being taught in an educational institution.

Subject identifier, such as Kas 1 or Fil 40; used interchangeably with Course Code, Subject Code, Subject Number, Course Number.