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Enter Courses OPTION 5) REBUILD SECTION ROSTERS Your course section list keeps track of the ID numbers of all of the students in each section which greatly speeds up the printing of reports and other functions that involve knowing which students are in each section. Rarely, these lists of ID numbers may end up containing bad data. In other words, they may end up containing the ID numbers of students who have been withdrawn or they may contain invalid ID numbers. These errors will show up as you print class rosters or grade entry forms. When you select Option #5: REBUILD SECTION ROSTERS, any invalid ID #s in the section list file are eliminated and therefore errors in printed rosters are corrected. The rebuild section list process involves erasing the current list of ID numbers in the section file. The computer then goes through each of your active students' current records and adds their ID number to the rosters for each of their sections in which a WITHDRAWN grade is not found in the "FINAL" grade column. WITHDRAWN grades are W, WF and WP. The "FINAL" grade column is defined as the right most column on the report card that has been designated as a FINAL or SEMESTER column. OPTION 6) REBUILD SECTION LIST FILE This option is similar to option five except that it is used to eliminate corrupt data in course section information contained in the section list file. It should be used under the recommendation of Rediker Software technical support whenever abnormal characters appear in the course section information either on screen or in printed documents. Please call our technical support department at 1-800-882-2994, if you believe that your master course or section lists contain corrupt data. If you are using a scanner to enter course request forms this option must not be used until printed scan forms have been scanned into the computer. If you must rebuild the section list file before scanning printed course request forms the printed scan forms must be discarded and new forms must be printed. 2-3