CFI CREDIT ALLOCATION HIST

DATA VIEW NAME
CFI_CREDIT_ALLOCATION_HIST
OVERVIEW
This data view is the historical core data view for the Credits Follow the Instructor (CFI) reporting. The purpose of CFI is to associate student credits hours with the department that paid the instructor’s salary, rather than the departments that offered the course.

The data is drawn primarily from October or March payroll data and 8th-week CDR data stored in the InfoAccess data warehouse, along with some supporting data maintained in ISIS tables.

Contains terms 1022 through 1114.

LOAD FREQUENCY
Contains only historical terms and is no longer refreshed.
DATA CUSTODIAN
Office of Academic Planning and Institutional Research
Contact: Clare Huhn
AUTHORIZATION
You must receive approval to access data from the data custodian. For information about how to get authorized for InfoAccess data views, connect to the InfoAccess Home Page
SPECIAL
CONSIDERATIONS
This data view is the original CFI and contains Social Security Number. Anyone who applies for this data view will need to provide justification.
QUESTIONS
Contact: Division of Information Technology Help Desk
Phone: 264-HELP (4357)
LAST UPDATED
10/2015 New Data View
DATA FORMATS
Primary Key Columns are identified with an asterisk(*)
Alphanumeric Data
VARCHAR2( N) (N) = maximum length. Field contains letters and/or numbers. Trailing blanks are eliminated.
Example: VARCHAR2 (5) could contain ‘ABC12’ or ‘ABC’ or ‘A’
Numeric Data
NUMBER (N) (N) = length. Field contains only numbers.
NUMBER (X,Y) = format for numbers with decimal positions.
X = total number of digits
Y = the number of digits after the decimal
Examples: NUMBER (6) represents 250012 NUMBER (6,2) represents 2500.12
Date
DATE – Date can be in various formats. Date functions available with your query tool can be used to format the date.
Examples: DATE (YYYYMMDD), DATE (YYDDD), DATE (DD-MM-YY)
Column Name Format Description
TERM Varchar2(4) The code for the academic year and semester. The term code is 4 digits CYYT – and is DERIVED as follows:
C = the century. 0=1900, 1=2000
YY = the academic year. 99 = academic year 98-99; 00 =academic year 99-00; etc
T = the term. 2=Fall, 4=Spring, 6=Summer.Example: Fall 1998-99 is 0992. Summer 1999-00 is 1006.
School term in ISIS (not CDR) format.
EMPLID Varchar2(10) ISIS Personal Identifier. This ID never changes throughout the individual’s relationship with the University.
SUBJECT_CODE Varchar2(8) The (typically 3-digit) code for the academic department of a course. E.g., Math = ‘600’. This is the subject code from ISIS, not the curricular area code (CAC) from CDR.
CATALOG_NUMBER Varchar2(10) The (typically 3-digit) catalog number of a course. A course is identified by ‘SSS-CCC’ where ‘SSS’ is the subject (see above) and ‘CCC’ is the catalog number. E.g. Algebra, a course in the Math department, is ‘600-112’. This is the ISIS ‘catalog_nbr’, but formatted for the data warehouse.
SESSION_CODE Varchar2(3) The ISIS session code.
SECTION_NUMBER Varchar2(4) The (typically 3-digit) ISIS class section number.
INSTRUCTOR_SSN Varchar2(9) The social security number of the instructor or the first nine digits of his/her Campus Id.
Please note: this field will no longer contain SSN values after Term 1114.
INSTRUCTOR_HR_EMPLID Varchar2(8) The HRS Emplid of the instructor.
Please note: this field was added and will only contain values from Term 1122 forward.
UDDS: The components of the 7-character UDDS code identify the organizational unit of the payroll split.
The UDDS code consists of the following:
Unit (campus)
Division
Department
Sub-Department
UNIT Varchar2(1) The code for the Unit (campus).
DIVISION Varchar2(2) The code for the Division.
DEPARTMENT Varchar2(2) The code for the Department.
SUBDEPT Varchar2(2) The code for the Sub Department.
SEQ_NUMBER Number(1) A sequence number to maintain a unique key in case the higher order keys are not sufficient.

For instance, if the credits are following payroll splits, an instructor could have multiple qualifying splits with the same UDDS — each split will get its share of the credits. Or, if the credits are following the teaching departments, multiple members of a meetswith group may belong to the same teaching department — each member will get its share of the credits.

SECTION_LEVEL Varchar2(1) The code for the intended degree of complexity or expected level of comprehension of the course section.
Valid values include:
0 = unknown
1 = Remedial
2 = Undergraduate, basic
3 = Undergraduate, advanced
4 = Graduate, basic
5 = Graduate, advanced
6 = preponderant enrollment is professional
TYPE_OF_INSTRUCTION Varchar2(1) The type of instruction: lecture, discussion, laboratory, etc. The CDR legacy ‘type of instruction’ codes are used, rather than the ISIS ‘component’ codes (class_tbl.component) used in other InfoAccess tables, e.g., Timetable_Multiterm.
Valid Values are:
C = LEC (Lecture)
L = LAB (Laboratory/Studio)
D = DIS (Discussion)
F = FLD (Field Expression)
I = IND (Independent/Individualized Instruction)
S = SEM (Seminar/Colloquia)
TITLE_CODE Varchar2(5) The code for the official University System title for the instructor’s position.
CFI_INSTR_CATEGORY Varchar(4) The code for the instructor category for Credits-Follow-the-Instructor:
FAC = Faculty
GRA = Graduate Assistant
IAS = Instructional Academic Staff
OTH = Other
CFI_CREDITS Number(5,3) The portion of a student’s course credits allocated to this section-instructor-UDDS-seq#.
RULE Varchar2(2) The CFI allocation rule that placed these credits.

1) instructor has one and only one instructional appointment in a teaching department — instructor’s credits go to that department.

2) instructor has instructional appointments in multiple teaching departments, and

a) only ONE of those departments has ownership of the course offering — credits go to that department
b) MORE THAN ONE of those departments has ownership of the course offering (i.e. a cross-listed course) — credits are shared by only those departments, prorated by FTE of the instructor’s appointments.
c) NONE of those departments has ownership of the course offering — credits are shared by the departments, prorated by FTE of the instructor’s appointments.

3) instructor has an instructional appointment(s), but none in a teaching department — credits stay with the department having ownership of the course offering.

4) instructor has no appointment funded from the instructional budget — credits stay with the department having ownership of the course offering

EXTRACT_DATE_TIME Date The date and time these data were extracted from the source system.