Course Rosters
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About Course Rosters

Course (class) rosters display students associated a section of a course.

Course Roster Configuration

  • Permissions can be set to hide or show data elements such as ID number (permission #1136), preferred pronoun (#1259) and gender identity (#1255) associated with each student. 
  • If Custom Control CRSRSTPENC is set to Y then a pencil icon will appear next to fields on the roster that the logged in user can edit. Setting this control to Y will facilitate the ability of instructors to enter grades and record attendance on mobile devices or tablets.
  • If Custom Control CRSRSTNICK is set to Y then a student's nick name will appear on the course roster in place of their first name
  • If Custom Control MSParm DISPLAY_SEMESTER_CODE-1-1 = N, Semester Code will be hidden from Course Rosters 

Access Course Roster as Administrator 

For a semester to show on the drop down, it must be set as active in Registration Control. (Permission #670, which typically allows the user to see all semesters regardless of if they are active, does not apply.)

  1. Navigate to Faculty/Staff > Course Rosters
  2. Choose a semester
  3. Click Submit
  4. Click Roster next to the desired class

Access Course Rosters from Faculty Dashboard

  1. If not already on the Faculty dashboard, switch to the faculty dashboard
  2. Click Roster next to the desired class

Class Roster Behavior

  • Students dropped from a class without a withdrawal grade will be removed completely from the roster. A record of the drop is retained in the student's Enrollment History.
  • Students dropped from a class with a withdrawal grade will remain on the roster with Withdrawn noted under the Status column. A record of the drop is retained in the student's Enrollment History.
  • A student who has joined the waitlist for a class will appear on the roster with a + icon under the Status column. Provided the user has permission, the + icon can be clicked to add the student to the class.
  • If a student's middle name and nick name match (case sensitive) the middle name will be suppressed on the roster. 

Class Roster Actions

From the class roster, a user with sufficient permissions may choose to run a number of actions by clicking the associated button under Actions.

  • Email some or all of the class
  • Text some or all of the class (dependent on third-party integration with MessageMedia)
  • Add Alerts (dependent on workflows/activities existing)
  • Create a gallery view of photos of students
  • Run reports related to attendance

Alternative Method of Viewing Course Rosters: Student Finder

Using the Student Finder, you can select a population of students and return all of their enrollments. This method will show only enrolled and withdrawn students. Drops will not be displayed.

  1. Navigate to Filters > Students OR Main Menu > Student > Student Finder
  2. Click Expand Filters
  3. In the Course Semester box choose the semester(s) for which to capture enrollments
    Tip: If the Course Semester box does not appear, in the upper right click Hide/Show Fields and select Course Semester
  4. Optionally in the Course Number box choose the course(s) to narrow the results to students enrolled in the specified course(s)
  5. Optionally set any additional criteria 
  6. Optionally increase the # of Results and # Per Page
  7. Click Submit; students meeting the criteria appear
  8. To view course-level data, under Actions click Enroll Listing

Alternative Method of Viewing Course Rosters: Base Reports

Using Base Reports, you can return a list of all enrollments narrowed by semester, financial grade and student site. This method will show only enrolled and withdrawn students. Drops will not be displayed. 

  1.  Navigate to Faculty/Staff > Base Reports
  2.  Click the Registrar Folder
  3. Click the report Enrollments by Semester or Enrollments with Final Grade Filter



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