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  1. Jan 2024
  2. Jan 2023
  3. Dec 2022
    1. If a course on the obsolete list will be offered in the following Spring, Summer, or Fall, it may be removed from the list and retained as an active course, as long as there is enrollment. If you plan to schedule the course within the next three terms (Spring, Summer, or Fall), email lumen@provost.wisc.edu. Include the subject, catalog number, and a statement that you would like to schedule the course, and which term you will offer the course.

      HDFS 761 will be offered in the imminent Spring 2023 semester with enrollments, and HDFS 763 will be offered in the Fall 2023 with expected enrollments

  4. Sep 2022
    1. Table help

      πŸ’¬ Help is needed for sure. This is easily one of the most convoluted processes in the campus Guide solution. No fault to this KB for trying.

      I think a typical user would not see some of this content as "tables," so I wonder about restructuring this to go into use cases.

    2. Course List Functionality/Features

      πŸ’¬ Screenshots for how each of these look when implemented in Guide would be very, very helpful.

      These features / options are a sticking point in working with tables in course leaf.

    3. 1c.When all the courses needed are populated, click the green 'OK' button to close the table editor.

      πŸ’¬ Something in here stating that all the options for an row/item in the table will be described later in this article, or in another article - would help here.

    4. Help not included in this document.

      πŸ’¬ Fair enough. This seems to suggest that there is help elsewhere. Is there? I suspect there is not - in which case maybe a statement reading: not typically implemented, consult with guide people for more information around use case and implementation.

    5. The following are used.

      πŸ’¬ A definition of each of the typically used table types could be useful. Some examples would be great. Another architecture for this information might break each type out into a separate article.

    6. Building

      πŸ–‹οΈ~~Building~~ Creating OR Inserting

      πŸ’¬ When and where would you do this? Examples? E.g. Inserting a course list in... IDK where else you would put a course list expect in the requirements tab πŸ˜†.

    7. Creating a list of exclusive text (see course list features for how to add text)

      πŸ”₯ I see what this is saying, and it is for sure counterintuitive, Perhaps organizing this entire article by use case instead of the course leaf list types. Then, when you look at the article for this use case it would read something like: to create a table that contains text, use the course list table type.