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Shows details (aka whatever the course record looks like)
Has a link to update the course if the user can update the course (just an update button somewhere on the page)
Shows the assignments for a course
Assignment name, due date,
Allow reorder of assignments by "default" (active, then by due date), due date, active, name
Some sort of filter for assignments by, default to all category, name, due date, active
Show way to access grade book page & roster page (maybe some navigation items at the top or bottom?) (These also should only appear on the page for users who actually have access to them)
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Comment by beetosu Thursday Aug 05, 2021 at 17:37 GMT
Quick question regarding the API calls needed for this issue:
For the api/assignments GET request I'm assuming I'd be using to retrieve the assignments for the course, it appears that using the current functionality that call would return all assignments in the database. Is this something that I should be accounting for in my implementation (getting the assignments, and then filtering by courseId), or will getting assignments by courseId be a later feature and I'd be ok building the page with the general GET request for now.
Comment by MikeDrewitt Thursday Aug 05, 2021 at 17:40 GMT
Getting a list of all the assignments and getting assignments for a user, the response shape will be the same. So just use the existing endpoint to get a list of assignments.
We will likely have to update that endpoint at some point to only give back your assignments. Either way nothing should really change in the client
Issue by MikeDrewitt
Sunday Jul 04, 2021 at 03:04 GMT
Originally opened as UBAutograding#16
Feature request
/courses/:coursId
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