Closed philbarker closed 1 month ago
The testCode values in the PESC standard are found in Appendix D, which is at the end of the XML Implementation Guide. I will email that section to you in case you don't have the IG.
educationTestCode values are in Appendix E
testName are in Appx D nor E, although I can look through the list for CEDS and see how much of it matches. It's just a name
test Date and YearMonth are the date the student took the test
rapCode is "Requirement (or attribute or proficiency) demonstrated or earned by completio0n of this course, in addition to or as part of an academic award".
languageCode is indeed the ISO 639-2 code set
I think your mapping of the language usage codes looks good
Notes from 25 Sep call.
Keep rap properties in pesc: namespace. Use CEDS Competency properties for Requirements and Proficiencies; Attributes are attributes of course, not of person, e.g. is it taught in a computer lab, so needs its own object type.
For Test names and codes, the allowed values are not something that PESC is likely to be maintaining as part of the Transcript spec., so don't try to validate via an enumeration in the schema.
Remove date-related properties to test results
OK to reference as an Assessment and not something more explicitly related to standard tests.
Sub Tests can treated same as tests. The same assessment can be used alone or as a subtest.
To do:
Test shape
A possible match in CEDS is C200010 Assessment, and in Credential Engine is AssessmentProfile.
Properties:
RAP Shape
Would it be correct to characterize RAPs as being Competencies? If so we could use CEDS C200065 Competency Definition or CTDL ASN Competency
A Competency Definition in CEDS is
Properties:
Is the definition recorded anywhere?
Language
CEDS C200293 Person Language seems like a good match. CTDL just uses language codes.
Properties:
Language usage codes