ucdavis / ucdavis/ipa-client-angular

InstructorSupportCallForm: Request to display more information regarding applicants

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Customer Request
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JavaScript
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Description

Original email from Christal:
Also, when faculty complete the support staff selection, they do not see application information. This is only visible under the Staff Support Assignments by Support Staff. I think we need to make the review of application information more transparent.

Follow up from Christal:
Yes, the instructors should be able to view the preference comments (at least) when viewing the student names. I am currently requiring only preference comments so that students are required to comment for each selection as to their suitability. I’m not sure if this should be expanded text when you hover over the name or a completely different way to indicate preference. In general, I think whomever is indicating preference, making selections, should be able to see the whole application as it applies to each course. Also, the list of possibilities is not sorted in any obvious way (is it by order of submission?). Could it be sorted by preference number and then alphabetically (same for those that didn’t apply)?

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Research direction

Start by locating the InstructorSupportCallForm and inspect how applicant names, preference comments, and application information are currently presented. Clarify the intended display and sorting behavior with maintainers; done means instructors can review the requested applicant information and candidates are ordered by preference number, then alphabetically, including those who did not apply.

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Assessment

Tech stack
angularjs, javascript
Domain
frontend
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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