Automatically Assign Students to Activities

Started by Andrés Chandía, November 19, 2010, 02:20:22 PM

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Andrés Chandía

The scenario:
I give FET this information:
Year = Big Group of 120 Students
Grup = Group of 60
Subgroup = Every student name (John C, Berta D, Alison J. Derek M. etc.)

Then
Main activities divided into 4 subactivities:
MA = main Activity - SA = Sub Activity

MA1 = 60 Students - SA1.1 - SA1.2 - SA1.3 - SA1.4
MA2 = 50 Students - SA2.1 - SA2.2 - SA2.3 - SA2.4
MA3 = 60 Students - SA3.1 - SA3.2 - SA3.3 - SA3.4
MA4 = 45 Students - SA4.1 - SA4.2 - SA4.3 - SA4.4

We know who is at each MA, but we need to assign the students to every SA, we can not just divide the group and assign them, because there are certain restriction that must be respected, like for instance, SA1.1 is at the same time of SA2.1 and so on, so we need to spread the students along the SA's, I mean is there a whay that fet tells where to set every student.

@ch

Liviu Lalescu

The FET program cannot choose students for (sub)activities.

You could choose each student for each activity. Eventually, you could design additional groups.

Example: Y1 ( G123 (S1, S2, S3), G12 (S1, S2), G13 (S1, S3) ) (overlapping groups).

If am not sure you understand when to split an activity into (sub)activities. This is intended for an activity having more components per week.

Andrés Chandía

QuoteThe FET program cannot choose students for (sub)activities.
QuoteIf am not sure you understand when to split an activity into (sub)activities. This is intended for an activity having more components per week.

Actually I have tell you sub activities but they are really set as separate activities, this is one point, now I don't understand if it's more reliable to work with sub activities or not (is there a way to convert activities in sub activities of a main activity?)

QuoteYou could choose each student for each activity. Eventually, you could design additional groups.
Example: Y1 ( G123 (S1, S2, S3), G12 (S1, S2), G13 (S1, S3) ) (overlapping groups).

What would I get with this?, sorry I don't understand where are you pointing to with this.
@ch

Liviu Lalescu

Quote
QuoteThe FET program cannot choose students for (sub)activities.
QuoteIf am not sure you understand when to split an activity into (sub)activities. This is intended for an activity having more components per week.

Actually I have tell you sub activities but they are really set as separate activities, this is one point, now I don't understand if it's more reliable to work with sub activities or not (is there a way to convert activities in sub activities of a main activity?)

No, there is no direct way.

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QuoteYou could choose each student for each activity. Eventually, you could design additional groups.
Example: Y1 ( G123 (S1, S2, S3), G12 (S1, S2), G13 (S1, S3) ) (overlapping groups).

What would I get with this?, sorry I don't understand where are you pointing to with this.

You could make more groups, even if they are overlapping, to work easier with sets of students.

Andrés Chandía

Any way, this is not the point, I would like to assign students automatically to the different courses.
@ch

Liviu Lalescu

QuoteAny way, this is not the point, I would like to assign students automatically to the different courses.

Some users wanted to do automatic teachers allocation, and I told them that maybe then can consider a real teacher = a FET room, and use rooms constraints. Maybe you can consider a real students set = a FET room.

Andrés Chandía

#6
I will try on monday
@ch