physics_workload.app.models.standard_load¶

Attributes¶

`logger`
`User`

Classes¶

Standard loads for an academic year

Functions¶

is_latest_standardload(→ bool)

Is the user trying to copy/modify the latest standard load?

Module Contents¶

physics_workload.app.models.standard_load.logger: logging.Logger¶

physics_workload.app.models.standard_load.User¶

class physics_workload.app.models.standard_load.StandardLoad¶

Bases: app.models.common.ModelCommon

Standard loads for an academic year

icon = 'weight-hanging'¶

url_root = 'standard_load'¶

year¶

load_lecture¶

load_lecture_first¶

load_coursework_set¶

load_coursework_credit¶

load_coursework_marked¶

load_exam_credit¶

load_exam_marked¶

load_fte_misc¶

target_load_per_fte¶

target_load_per_fte_calc¶

notes¶

class Meta¶

get_latest_by = 'year'¶

ordering = ['-year']¶

verbose_name = 'Standard Load'¶

verbose_name_plural = 'Standard Loads'¶

__str__() → str¶

get_absolute_url() → str¶: The standard load is always :return:

get_instance_header(text: str | None = None, suffix: str | None = None) → str¶: Prepend the instance name with ‘Standard Load’ for clarity :return: Header in the format “Standard Load ??/??”

update_target_load_per_fte()¶

Returns:

update_calculated_loads(previous_standard_load: StandardLoad = None) → bool¶

Parameters:: previous_standard_load – The previous version of the standard loads.
Returns:: True if other models were updated, False otherwise.

physics_workload.app.models.standard_load.is_latest_standardload(user: User, standard_load: StandardLoad) → bool¶: Is the user trying to copy/modify the latest standard load? :param user: The current user. :param standard_load: The standard load to check. Must exist for new ones to be based on, for example. :return: If it’s the latest or not.