University
To allow students to register and enrol in courses.
student
A person who would like to study a course.
Examples:
- The student has registered at the university.
- The student has enroled in the course.
register
The process of a student registering with the university. They will not yet be enroled in a course after registering.
Examples:
- The student has registered and is intending to enrol in 3 courses.
room
A physical space that a course can be delivered in. Since it has a physical size it has a limited capacity for the number of students who can attend a course in the room.
Examples:
- The room doesn't yet have any courses assigned to it.
capacity
The number of students who can enrol in a course that is happening in the room.
Examples:
- The capacity of the room is 10.
setup
The process of defining a new room that is available at the university. Usually only done once when the university is setting up the system, but may be done if they reconfigure their layouts.
Examples:
- The admin has setup a new room.
course
A unit of study that is focussed on a topic or group of related topics.
Examples:
- The student is enroling in the "Ancient History: Myths and Legends" course.
- 10 students have enroled in the Test-Driven Development course.
catalog
The list of courses that are available for students to enrol in.
Examples:
- The catalog has 10 courses available.
include
The process of including a course in the catalog.
Examples:
- The administrator hasn't yet included my course in the catalog.
enrol
To enrol in a course is for a student to tell the university that they will study that course.
Examples:
- I would like to enrol in Urban Geography.
enroling
The process of a student enroling in a course.
Examples:
- I am enroling in Advanced Domain Modeling.
enrolment
A student enrols in a course and when they do we record their enrolment. The enrolment keeps track of which student has enroled in which course.
Examples:
- A course has 5 enrolments so far.
schedule
Either the process of creating a schedule, or the schedule itself, where the schedule is a definition of which courses are assigned to which rooms.
Examples:
- I will be scheduling the courses on Friday, after enrolments are closed.