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| Q. | What is CAPP? |
| A. | “Curriculum, Advising and Program Planning (CAPP),” is part of the Sungard SCT Banner Student System. This module helps you track a student’s progress toward a degree, certificate or award. It replaces the OnCourse module in TechSIS. CAPP does not replace advising by the advisors. A CAPP compliance (audit) many be run on any student for any major or any catalog. The student does not need to be active or currently enrolled. CAPP only requires that there be Academic History (from TTU or transfer) entered into Banner. In Progress courses are included. |
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| Q. | Can we still do substitutions, waivers and modifications? |
| A. | Yes. |
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| Q. | How will courses that have been substituted or waived appear on CAPP? |
| A. | The course that has been substituted will automatically be used to fulfill the requirement specified, and you will see that course listed next to the requirement. |
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| Q. | Can we still do a course pointer? |
| A. | Yes. In CAPP, we will "Target Courses". |
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| Q. | Can we still do a "what-if" evaluation? |
| A. | Yes. |
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| Q. | What is a "What-if" evaluation? |
| A. | The "What-if" option allows you to run an evaluation for any available program and major. This option is also used when generating an evaluation for a second major. |
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| Q. | Does the CAPP evaluation include currently enrolled classes? |
| A. | Yes. And if you run the evaluation for a future term already registered for, it will include those classes as well. |
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| Q. | How does CAPP decide where to place courses completed? |
| A. | CAPP processes the courses by chronological term, based on a "best fit" scenario and the way the requirements are defined. It will look through each of the courses, and then assigns each course to the first requirement in the degree program that the course will fulfill. |
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| Q. | What happens to withdrawn or failed courses? |
| A. | Any course with a non-passing or incomplete grade will appear at the end of the evaluation in the NOT APPLICABLE area. |
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| Q. | What are "compliances" and "evaluations"? |
| A. | Degree audit reports. |
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| Q. | What is WebCAPP? |
| A. | WebCAPP provides users with a means of auditing a students coursework against a selected degree program via the Web. |
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| Q. | What does “Entry Term” mean? What does “Evaluation Term” mean? |
| A. | "Entry Term" is the term your requirements will be evaluated against. For undergraduate students, "Entry Term" is the term of major declaration. For graduate students, "Entry Term" is the term you matriculated. "Evaluation Term" is your anticipated term of graduation. |
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| Q. | How do I run a degree audit in WebCAPP? |
| A. | Log into Raiderlink Click on "Faculty" or "Advisors" tab Click on "ID Selection" in the Student Information channel Select the current term Enter the Student ID or query by name Verify the student Click on "Degree Evaluation (CAPP)" From here you can either view previous evaluations or generate a new evaluation |
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| Q. | How do I view previous degree evaluations in WebCAPP? |
| A. | Log into Raiderlink Click on "Faculty" or "Advisors" tab Click on "ID Selection" in the Student Information channel Select the current term Enter the Student ID or query by name Verify the student Click on "Degree Evaluation (CAPP)" Click on "Previous Evaluations" Select which evaluation you want to review Select your display option and Submit Print if you want a hard copy |
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| Q. | How do I generate a new degree evaluation in WebCAPP? |
| A. | Log into Raiderlink Click on "Faculty" or "Advisors" tab Click on "ID Selection" in the Student Information channel Select the current term Enter the Student ID or query by name Verify the student Click on "Degree Evaluation (CAPP)" Click on "Generate New Evaluation" Select the Program Click on Generate Request Select your display option and Submit Print if you want a hard copy |
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| Q. | How do I generate a What-if evaluation in WebCAPP? |
| A. | Log into Raiderlink Click on "Faculty" or "Advisors" tab Click on "ID Selection" in the Student Information channel Select the current term Enter the Student ID or query by name Verify the student Click on "Degree Evaluation (CAPP)" Click on "What-if Analysis" Select the Appropriate Term (Note: this is your catalog year and when changing programs, you may be required to use the current catalog, so be sure to enter the correct term) Click on "Continue" button Select the Program you are considering by using the drop down box Click on "Continue" button Select the First Major by using the drop down box (Note: only those majors attached to that program will be listed as options) Click "Add More" to select Concentration(s) and/or Minor(s) or "Submit" if complete Select applicable concentration(s) by using the drop down box (Note: only those concentrations attached to that major will be listed as options) Click "Add More" to select minor(s), or if complete, select "Submit" Select applicable minor(s) by using the drop down box and select "Submit" Click on "Generate Request" Select your display option and Submit Print if you want a hard copy |
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| Q. | The system will only allow me to review one major at a time. How can I check the other major? |
| A. | To evaluate a second major or an additional degree, use the "What-If Analysis" link at the bottom of the page after you have completed the first evaluation. |
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| Q. | What are the "General Requirements" and the "Additional Information" screens for? |
| A. | These are screens that come with the system. The General Requirements option shows the courses that were used toward your audit, but not what is still needed. The Additional Information option shows any courses that were excluded from your audit. We recommend that you use the Detail Requirements” option. It will provide you with the best and most comprehensive analysis of your progress toward degree completion, but some repeated courses will be found ONLY under the Additional Information option. |
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| Q. | The major requires a concentration, it did not appear on the audit. What is wrong? |
| A. | Either the concentration has not been declared yet, or the "what-if analysis" was run without adding a concentration. |
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| Q. | Why are some of the courses appearing in the wrong area? What can I do to change this? |
| A. | CAPP does the best it can to fit your courses into appropriate areas. Sometimes there are multiple areas that a course could fit into and it will choose one. Unfortunately, it does not know where you meant the course to fit into your program. If you wish to change the placement of a course you have to inform the Degree Audit Office in writing so that they can make the adjustment (as long as it is within accepted Academic guidelines). |
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| Q. | Some requirements have “or” & “and” next to them. What does this mean? |
| A. | A requirement with an "or" next to it means that you can take the requirement it is listed next to or the one listed above it. A requirement with an "and" next to it means that you must take the requirement it is listed next to and the requirement above it. |
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| Q. | Why does the CAPP audit not show the last column on the right? |
| A. | You need to print the audit in landscape format. In Internet Explorer click on File|Page Setup and then select "Landscape." Consult the documentation if you use a different browser. |
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