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Abels Consulting & Design PowerScheduler Resources Combining Sections of 3 or More Courses Using Course Relationships
This is an example of combining sections of 4 courses occurring
in the same period and term and taught by one teacher. Use the
pattern to relate sections of fewer or greater numbers of
courses. Consider writing actual course names/numbers on this
sheet to clarify the relationships to be created on each course.
Block for Building With > Simultaneous
May Be Built Concurrent With
Block for Building With > Simultaneous
Sections of two or more courses must be taught
at the same time; can be two different teachers;
can be a different number of sections
Course A
Course B
May Be Built Concurrent With
Sections of two courses to be taught by
same teacher and can be at the same
time; use this relationship with a Block for
Building With > Simultaneous for one
teacher who must teach two courses at
one time (two relationships)
Course C
Course D
The Course Relationships displayed on the “Relationships” tab of the related courses should include:
Relationship(s) created on Course A:
None
Relationship(s) created on Course B:
1 Relationship
Block for Building With > Simultaneous with Course A
Relationship(s) created on Course C:
2 Relationships
Block for Building With > Simultaneous with Course A
May Be Built Concurrent With Course B
Relationship(s) created on Course D:
3 Relationships
Block for Building With > Simultaneous with Course A
May Be Built Concurrent With Course B
May Be Built Concurrent With Course C
April 2015
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