UniTime 4.9 build 125

Course Timetabling

Distribution Preferences: Single Table

• Added an option to show all distribution preferences in a single table, not split by subject area.
  • To enable, set unitime.distributions.showSingleTable to true (defaults to false).

Student Scheduling

Batch Student Solver Dashboard: Filter

• Do not show "My Students Not Advised" and "Not Advised" mode options in the filter, as they cannot be computed correctly.

Administration

Session Roll Forward: Room Split Attendance

• Include the split attendance flag (set on individual classes) in the roll forward.

Contact Us: Attachments

• Fixed the ability to attach files to the email inquiry.

Data Exchange: Preferences

• Include instructor unavailability in the Preferences XML export and import.

Other

WCAG/Accessibility

• Various adjustments to improve WCAG compliance of UniTime pages.
• Most pages should now be fully compliant with WCAG 2.2 level AA, with the following exceptions (typically only available to examination managers and administrators):
  • Student > Enrollment Audits: Form field missing a label (4.1.2)
  • Most pages under Examinations > Examination Timetabling (except for Solver and Log): Container element is empty (1.3.1), Minimum contrast (1.4.3), Form field missing a label (4.1.2), and Keyboard accessibility (2.1.1)
  • Examination Assignment: Image missing a text alternative (1.1.1), Minimum contrast (1.4.3), Form field missing a label (4.1.2), and Keyboard accessibility (2.1.1)
  • Examinations > PDF Reports: Form field missing a label (4.1.2)
  • Some of the pages under Administration (those still using Struts2): Container element is empty (1.3.1), Minimum contrast (1.4.3), Form field missing a label (4.1.2), and Keyboard accessibility (2.1.1)
• The above-mentioned pages are all old pages still written in Struts 2. They are planned to be made ADA-compliant together with their rewrite to GWT in a later release.
• For preference colors, you can switch among three options in Preferences > Settings, under High Contrast Preferences: Use preference levels with color backgrounds.
  • yes: (which is the default now) will use preference colors as backgrounds
  • no: will use the new (much darker) preference colors that satisfy the 4.5:1 contrast ratio
  • legacy: will use the old non-ADA-compliant colors