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Started by rrportela, July 27, 2022, 07:03:50 PM

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rrportela

Hello

After much reading, I'm trying to follow this path to achieve my desided timetable but I have some doubts:

In my high school we have 6 different levels (students from 12 to 17 years): 1ESO, 2ESO, 3ESO, 4ESO, 1BAC & 2BAC
And we have 3 different groups at every level, so we have 1ESO-A, 1ESO-B, 1ESO-C, 2ESO-A, 2ESO-B,...

  • After having imported the students in a csv file, should I give the 6 different levels the "year" (by FET) status and the 18 different groups the "group" (by FET) status?
  • If so, afterwards, should I place the students as subgroups inside their real groups?
  • And then, I have read I must care about "group" activities and forget about "subgroups". But, this way I can't see how is FET going to identify which students belong to French, to Portuguese or to Classical Culture, for instance.

I hope you could enlighten me  :-\

Liviu Lalescu

Hello,

I recommend 6 years: 1ESO, ..., 2BAC, and 18 groups 1ESO-A, ... . Each student in his own group, and then create some additional groups in the years, like: year 1ESO containing 1ESO-A, 1ESO-B, 1ESO-C, and also containing 1ESO-French, 1ESO-Portuguese, and 1ESO-Classical Culture, in which you add the duplicate subgroups from 1ESO-A, 1ESO-B, and 1ESO-C. So the groups are overlapping.

You can also add subgroups in the activities, without creating the groups 1ESO-French, 1ESO-Portuguese, and 1ESO-Classical Culture, but it is ugly. For the FET generation algorithm it is the same.

rrportela

Quote from: Liviu Lalescu on July 27, 2022, 07:53:31 PMHello,

I recommend 6 years: 1ESO, ..., 2BAC, and 18 groups 1ESO-A, ... . Each student in his own group, and then create some additional groups in the years, like: year 1ESO containing 1ESO-A, 1ESO-B, 1ESO-C, and also containing 1ESO-French, 1ESO-Portuguese, and 1ESO-Classical Culture, in which you add the duplicate subgroups from 1ESO-A, 1ESO-B, and 1ESO-C. So the groups are overlapping.

You can also add subgroups in the activities, without creating the groups 1ESO-French, 1ESO-Portuguese, and 1ESO-Classical Culture, but it is ugly. For the FET generation algorithm it is the same.


Thank you!

I had tried adding subgroups in the activities but you are right, it is ugly; not for teachers timetables but for groups timetables (the ones we should give to the students).

I'll try the other solution.

From what I understand, I must create another set of 6 years with the same names "1ESO", "2ESO",... and then more groups besides the previous 18. Is that right?

Liviu Lalescu

Quote from: rrportela on July 28, 2022, 01:28:19 PMFrom what I understand, I must create another set of 6 years with the same names "1ESO", "2ESO",... and then more groups besides the previous 18. Is that right?

No, keep 6 years, but with more than 18 groups. Only the groups contain overlapping subgroups. In the CSV is it easy to import, and in the interface you can create a group and add existing subgroups with clicks. Let me know if you need more help.

rrportela

Thank you again

I think (and I hope) I got it now.

You'll be informed  :D