Dayname
Dayname represents the name of the day of the week that a class meeting is scheduled to take place ordered sequentially as the days occur throughout a week starting with Monday (e.g. 1-Monday, 2-Tuesday, 3-Wednesday, 4-Thursday, etc.)
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Business Rules
When a day of the week flag is "Y," indicating that a class meeting pattern includes meetings on that day of the week, the Dayname value is assigned to that meeting for the appropriate day of the week.
Classes with multiple meeting days according to their standard meeting pattern, will have a Dayname assignment for each one of the class meetings (e.g. a class with a MW standard meeting pattern would have one meeting record for 1-Monday and one meeting record for 3-Wednesday).
Examples
- 1-Monday
- 2-Tuesday
- 3-Wednesday
- 4-Thursday
- 5-Friday
- 6-Saturday
- 7-Sunday
See Also
Definition Source
"Section Meet Days. An abbreviation which denotes the day(s) of the week on which a given resource segment activity is scheduled to meet."[1]
References
- ↑ CSU. APDB Data Element Dictionary. Transaction Data Elements. Retrieved from: https://csyou.calstate.edu/Tools/academic-affairs/apdb/Pages/APDB-Data-Element-Dictionary.aspx (Requires login).