Instructor Attribute Types

Screen Description

This page defines instructor attribute types (every instructor attribute must have a type). Instructor attribute types are used to categorize instructor attributes. Instructor attribute types are academic session independent (the same set is used across all academic sessions). The user needs to have Instructor Attribute Types permission to be able to see the instructor attribute types. The permission Instructor Attribute Type Edit is needed to make modifications.

Instructor Attribute Types

Details

Each attribute type has an abbreviation, a name, and two toggles:

For example, if a teaching request strongly prefers Organic Chemistry Skill and prefers Inorganic Chemistry Skill (assuming that the Skill is a required disjunctive attribute type), an instructor must have either Organic Chemistry Skill or Inorganic Chemistry Skill (because of the required attribute type). Among these, instructors with both skills are most preferred, after which instructors with only the Organic Chemistry Skill are preferred before instructors with only the Inorganic Chemistry Skill (because of the strongly preferred preference on the Organic Chemistry Skill).

If the Skill attribute type is not marked as required attribute, instructors without the above two skills can also teach the course but are less preferred than instructors with one or both of the above two skills.

Operations

The table can be sorted by any of its columns, just by clicking on the column header and the sorting option that opens.

Add Instructor Attribute Type

Click Add to add a new instructor attribute type

Add Instructor Attribute Type

Edit Instructor Attribute Type

Click a particular instructor attribute type to make changes or to delete the instructor attribute type

Edit Instructor Attribute Type

Edit Instructor Attribute Types

Click Edit to edit all instructor attribute types

Edit Instructor Attribute Types

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