Learning objectives

Recall and understand the fundamental steps involved in downloading and installing the scheduling engine, outlining the sequence of actions required.
Demonstrate the ability to execute a successful build or load process using PowerScheduler, employing the acquired knowledge to practically implement the scheduling engine.
Analyze and differentiate between various warning and error messages that may appear in the queue during the scheduling process, applying troubleshooting tips to diagnose issues and propose appropriate solutions.

PowerSchool PowerScheduler Build Help Day 25-26

Topic ID: 1182

A scheduling help day is a one day session to guide participants through downloading and installing the scheduling engine. Participants will be previewing the pre and post build/load reports and will be running a build or a load in PowerScheduler. Troubleshooting tips covering warnings and errors in the queue will be discussed as well.

Primary Learning Goal

The PowerScheduler Help Day will:
1. Allow you to run pre and post scheduling reports.
2. Troubleshoot warnings and errors.
3. Run the scheduling engine.

Instructional hours: 4
Cost per participant: $0.00
Participant range: 10 minimum; 15 maximum
Graduate credit hours: Eligible; check the individual session for university restrictions.

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