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Terminology
Johannes Linke edited this page Nov 22, 2018
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- Any person using the system at any time is called a user/Benutzer.
- Responsible for the evaluation system are the users who are a manager/Manager. They work as administrators of the system and have full edit rights for users, courses, questionnaires, ...
- A user supporting the managers during the text answer review process is called reviewer/Reviewer. These users can access all detailed results and text answers, but cannot edit anything else.
- All users who are added to have teaching roles in a course (lecturers, tutors, etc.) are called contributors/Mitwirkende.
- At every time one of the contributors of a course is the person responsible for the course/Lehrveranstaltungs-Verantwortlicher. This role is assigned by the student representatives.
- Every contributor can get assigned edit rights/Bearbeitungsrechte for a course by any person who already has these edit rights for this very course and thereby becomes an editor/Bearbeiter. The responsible person always has edit rights. Editors can add and remove contributors to/from the course, assign questionnaires, and change the course information.
- Delegates/Stellvertreter are users who are assigned to other users. A delegate has the combined edit rights for courses of all users he or she is representing.
- CC-Users/CC-Benutzer are users who are receiving a copy of all emails that are sent to their CC'ing users/in CC setzende Benutzer.
- A student/Student is a person participating in a course.
- Students who are participating in a course are called participants/Teilnehmende of that course.
- Students who took part in the evaluation of a course are called voters/Abstimmende.
- Participants who did not yet take part in the evaluation of a course are called due participants/ausstehende Teilnehmende.
- Users without Kerberos credentials need a login key/Anmeldeschlüssel to log in. Those users are called external users/externe Benutzer.
- A semester/Semester describes a period in which courses can take place. It only has a name but no specified dates.
- There is always one active semester/aktives Semester, which is usually the semester which was created last. It's used for filtering those courses, which are currently of interest.
(Note: we didn't choose "class" because it's a keyword in python)
- Every single teaching instance is called a course/Veranstaltung.
- A course is always part of a semester.
- Amongst others, courses consist of:
- A course name/Veranstaltungsname
- A course type/Veranstaltungstyp decribing the kind of course (e.g. lecture, seminar, project)
- A degree/Studiengang (i.e. Bachelor or Master)
- An evaluation period/Evaluierungszeitraum in which the course is available for evaluation
- Questionnaires that are assigned to the course.
- The current state/Zustand of the course (see Evaluation States)
- A special type of course are the single results/Einzelergebnisse. They are never open for evaluation, have no participants, and a single grading question, to which the answer counts are entered manually by the managers.
- Each questionnaire/Fragebogen has a name/Name by which it can be referenced.
- A questionnaire consists of one or multiple questions/Fragen.
- To submit a questionnaire during the evaluation process each question must have exactly one answer/Antwort.
- An answer can either be given on a Likert scale/Likert-Skala, a Bipolar scale/Bipolare Skala, a grading scale/Noten-Skala, as yes/no answer/Ja-nein-Antwort, or in a free text field/Freitext-Feld.
- A possible answer is also rating no answer/keine Angabe respectively submitting an empty text field.
- Questionnaires have a questionnaire type/Fragebogentyp defining whether it's used to evaluate courses (general questionnaire/Allgemeiner Fragebogen) or contributors (contributor questionnaire/Personenfragebogen).
- The information which courses are taught, what name, type, degree and responsible person they have and which students are enrolled in them is called enrollment data/Belegungsdaten.
- Students can get reward points/Belohnungspunkte, when they evaluated all their courses in one semester.
- These points can be redeemed for Reward Point Redemption Events/Veranstaltungen zum Einlösen von Belohnungspunkten, which can be created by staff users.