$Minor
If you use ST1105UG (Minor Maintenance) in ISRS with a code entered into the “minor” field, DARS will evaluate courses against that minor. For this to work, you need:
Minor codes in ST1105UG in the “minor” fields.· The appropriate minor encoded in DARS. Suppose you had a minor code of “ABCD” in the “minor” field in ST1105UG, and you encoded that as a program (not requirement) of “ABCD” (no spaces before or after that entry) in DARS on the program screen.
· Finally, in DARS on the program (not requirement) screen for each program you would need to have the requirement “$MINOR” as one of the requirements. If you try to make it part of a group with a summary, you will probably get an error message. You do not actually have to create a requirement and/or subrequirement.
What should happen is this: Suppose you have encoded a program such as: BA 1378 , and within that program as one of the requirements you had a requirement: $MINOR .
In DARS you also had a program encoded for the minor: ABCD (no spaces before or after) .
A student with a program such as BA 1378, and a minor such as ABCD on ST1105UG would then have an audit with that program. Also, part of that audit would show the minor in the exact place where you put the $MINOR in the BA 1378 program.
So, if you had $MINOR in all of your programs, and had all of your minors encoded as programs, DARS will evaluate for all minors it finds for a student on ST1105UG.
