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• Archeology 305 (corequisite with Anthropology 307)<br />

• Latin 150<br />

If a user tries to drop the Biology lecture course <strong>and</strong> the Anthropology course, the system<br />

displays the Connected Course Drop Confirmation page showing both connections <strong>and</strong><br />

asking whether the user wants to drop or not drop them. The decision the user makes on<br />

this page applies to both connections: if the user chooses to drop the courses, all four are<br />

dropped; if the user chooses not to drop the courses, none of the four are dropped.<br />

Connected Drops Processed Automatically<br />

You want the system to automatically drop a linked course if the course to which it is<br />

linked is dropped. To accomplish this, you have set the external code to Y for the<br />

AUTODROP rule.<br />

Let’s say a student has registered in the following courses:<br />

• Zoology 505 lecture (linked to Zoology 505 lab)<br />

• Zoology 505 lab (linked to Zoology 505 lecture)<br />

• Psychology 410<br />

• Mathematics 380<br />

• German 202<br />

If a user attempts to drop the lecture course but not the lab, the system automatically drops<br />

both. The system does not notify the user that the lab was also dropped.<br />

Note<br />

The system drops both courses in the connection as long as the<br />

connected course has a single, active drop code; otherwise both classes<br />

are returned to their original registration status.<br />

•<br />

Connected Drops Not Allowed<br />

You do not want students to be able to drop a connected course unless all the courses in the<br />

connection are dropped simultaneously by the user. To accomplish this, you have set the<br />

external code to N for the AUTODROP rule.<br />

Let’s say a student has registered in the following courses:<br />

• Biology 101 lecture (linked to Biology 101 lab)<br />

• Biology 101 lab (linked to Biology 101 lecture)<br />

• English 105<br />

• History 102<br />

December 2009 <strong>Banner</strong> <strong>Faculty</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Advisor</strong> <strong>Self</strong>-<strong>Service</strong> <strong>8.3</strong> 6-7<br />

<strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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