In HuskyCT, a combined course does two things:
- Creates a new parent course.
- Merges the enrollments from all child courses into the parent course.
A combined course in HuskyCT serves no other purpose than to combine the roster of two different courses into a single course.
This structure looks like this:
The above image shows two courses, PP-3098 SECH01 and PP-5363 SECH90 merged into a single parent course.
Common Misconceptions and FAQ's
- It is possible to combine two different class types for a single course (Lab and Lecture, Lecture and Discussion, etc.)
- False. Because the enrollments for the different types of sections are the same between types, we cannot combine a lab and lecture section for a single course
- Combining sections gives me extra functionality
- False. Combining sections only merges two or more class rosters into a single shell in HuskyCT.
- If my class is cross-listed in PeopleSoft, this association is setup automatically
- False. Course combines must be specifically requested from the HuskyCT Course Combine Form
Only instructors see the parent course. Students see the course they are enrolled in in PeopleSoft.