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Store a ConditionalRuleSolution and Result, with a evaluation_result: bool key to denote which branch was selected. Then render these in the output.
Need to figure out how to store conditional clause chunks.
The goal here is twofold:
Make it easier to write reports, by having a consistent structure for all results in a catalog year
Actually show students what is required, and what might be required – for instance, currently, in the Education major, you have to take a course in your Area(s) of Expertise, which are determined by your other major(s). for instance: Chem -> Teaching Science; MATH -> Teaching Math. Currently, no one can see those unless they meet the prereq of having declared the other major(s). Similarly, American Studies allows you to count three AMCON courses if you take the final one in the sequence, but you can't count any of them if you don't complete the sequence. So, if you don't have the last one, there's no indication on the page that you can ever count the AMCON courses.
I guess I will probably still need a "hidden" flag on these, to hide the items like "alternative courses" that departments sometimes want to automatically count, but not show to students…
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The goal here is twofold:
Make it easier to write reports, by having a consistent structure for all results in a catalog year
Actually show students what is required, and what might be required – for instance, currently, in the Education major, you have to take a course in your Area(s) of Expertise, which are determined by your other major(s). for instance: Chem -> Teaching Science; MATH -> Teaching Math. Currently, no one can see those unless they meet the prereq of having declared the other major(s). Similarly, American Studies allows you to count three AMCON courses if you take the final one in the sequence, but you can't count any of them if you don't complete the sequence. So, if you don't have the last one, there's no indication on the page that you can ever count the AMCON courses.
I guess I will probably still need a "hidden" flag on these, to hide the items like "alternative courses" that departments sometimes want to automatically count, but not show to students…
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: