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The Reports Module allows the you to generate reports on proposal activity within Curriculog. The reports available to you are determined by the administrator. Once a report has been selected, the results will be delivered via e-mail and available for 5 days. ReportTab

To generate any report, select the report you wish to run, then select the criteria you wish to filter on. Below is a list of reports that can be run. Global Reports will be available in both HTML and CSV format, while Detail Reports will only be available in HTML format. You'll find the completed report in your email!

Global Reports

Pending Proposals Report - provides a list of all proposals within the system sorted by status.

User Activity Report - provides a detailed view of a single user’s participation within Curriculog by proposal, including comments, edits, decisions and time spent.

Aging Report - provides a list of all active proposals sorted by the greatest time in the system.

Bottleneck Report - provides a list of the largest lag times for changes by user, role and entity (such as department).

Detail Reports

Proposal Detail Report - provides the complete details of a single proposal, with the ability to include a summary of user activities (edits, comments, decisions, time), comments, import source, files and crosslistings.

Proposal Progress Report - provides the history of a proposal (its steps) in a flow diagram with user activity including comments, edits, time and decisions.

Impact Report - provides all dependent elements of the curriculum for an item, such as prerequisites, corequisites, crosslistings, programs and campuses. This will look for any reference of the course – whether it is a permalink, dynamically linked into a program, or plain text within the description.

Historical Change Report - provides the change log of all proposal versions of a curriculum item over time.

NOTE: Results of the Impact Report may look surprising in how thorough they are. For example, a search for a course may provide a program in the results – even though the course does not appear to be listed in the programs description or dynamically linked at first glance, because it is listed as a prerequisite to one of the dynamically linked courses within the program!