- Install the github app.
- You don’t need to make an account (anymore). Please don't. (regular github users are fine- but adding an account for those who aren't will just create more confusion)
- Install Python
- You should see a big green button under Python 3.6 version. Click it and agree to all of it.
Decide where you want this. I suggest inside your documents folder, make a folder named
prerequisite_checks
. Inside that folder, make a folder calledSIBI_Reports
(no spaces).Please create the
prerequisites.xlsx
file- put it insideprerequisite_checks
.- Each column header is the name of the course, each row below is a required prerequisite. If prerequisites can be satisfied multiple ways, add more columns for the course (as per the example… which is a fictitious example).
- Each column represents a different way to satisfy the prerequisites.
- You should likely name it EE_prerequisites.xlsx or such. Whatever you name it, leave it where it is. No changing after I visit to set up.
For example, the Excel file
prerequisites.xlsx
contains the following:ME2120
ME2120
ME3120
ME4321
EGR1010
MTH1234
ME2120
ME3210-C
ME1040
This means that:
- there are two ways to satisfy the prerequisites for ME2120 (no space allowed):
- Either MTH234
- or (ME1040 and EGR1010).
- there is one way to satisfy the prerequisites for ME3120: ME2120.
- there is one way to satisfy the prerequisites for ME4321: a C grade or higher in ME3210
Create a transfer spreadsheet
- This is useful for
- Temporary acknowledgment of prerequisite fulfillment prior to transfer credits being posted
- Graduate students who don’t have undergraduate courses transferred and evaluated formally.
- An example is given as Student_prerequisite_data_Example.xlsx (click on the link to download it).
- Put the file inside
prerequisite_checks
. - This spreadsheet allows you to note that you’ve agreed that a course requirement has been completed for the sake of satisfying prerequisites.
- This is useful when considering transfer students whose transcripts have yet to post so that you avoid false warnings.
- You don’t have to use it, but you must provide the empty one (where you may add to it later).
- This is useful for
Once this is all set up by me, you:
- Put your **raw unedited**[1] SIBI reports inside
SIBI_Reports
(I know, right?)
- Method 1:
- Select
Anaconda Prompt
from your Windows menu.
- Method 2:
- Double click on the file named
Check_Prerequisites.py
.
- Watch the text go by until it tells you that it's done.
- Close the window and enjoy your refined results.
Install the WSU-SIBI package - Run the
Anaconda Prompt
(now on your windows start menu, in theAnaconda3
folder) -execute pip install -e .
in the root directory for the prerequisite package.Run the Jupyter notebook and configure to your settings
Save the script and notebook to a better location.
Edit the
ipython
lines out of the script file.Edit
activate.bat
in the folder (Sometimes located elsewhere- run anaconda prompt and it will briefly show at the top of the window)C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\Scripts
and add the linepython (pathto)Check_Prerequisites.py
.Demonstrate how to use it.
However, doing all of the above will mean that we won’t have to wait while I do the above things for you (or worse, we don’t have the files ready and I have to come back later.).
[1] You know who you are... don't!