Courses
Course List
View and manage all courses in the system
Overview
The Course List page displays all courses available in the curriculum. From here, you can view course details, create new courses, and manage existing ones.
Viewing the Table
To access the Course List:
- Navigate to Academic & Learning > Course
- Click on Course List
- View all available courses
Table Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| S/N | Serial number |
| Course Name | Full course name |
| Course Code | Unique course identifier |
| Level | Level 1 or Level 2 |
| Audio Sections | Number of audio lessons |
| Video Sections | Number of video lessons |
| Status | Active or Inactive |
| Actions | View, Edit, Manage |
Searching
Search by:
- Course name
- Course code
Filtering
Available Filters
- Level - Level 1 or Level 2
- Status - Active or Inactive
- Has Audio/Video Content - Courses with audio/video content
Actions
View Course Details
Click on a course to see:
- Full course information
- Sections list
- Audio/video content count
- Materials available
- Assigned instructors
Edit Course
Modify course information:
- Click edit icon
- Update name, code, or description
- Save changes
Create New Course
Add a new course:
- Click Create Course
- Enter course name and code
- Select level
- Add description
- Save
Manage Course
Access course management:
- Add/edit sections
- Upload audio/video content
- Add materials
- Assign instructors
Sorting
Sort by Course Name, Code, Level, or Status.
Pagination
Standard pagination: 10, 25, 50, 100 items per page.
Permissions/Access
| Role | View | Create | Edit | Delete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HQ Admin | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Campus Admin | Yes | No | No | No |
Course management is typically handled by HQ-level admins to ensure curriculum consistency across campuses.
Screenshots
Screenshots would show:
- Course list table
- Course details view
- Create course form
For common workflows related to academic management, see the Academic Common Workflows.
Keep course codes consistent and meaningful. Use prefixes to indicate level (L1-, L2-) or subject area.