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1.1       matthew     1: \label{Spreadsheet_Hierarchy}
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1.2     ! vandui11    3: There are three different types of spreadsheets inside LON-CAPA: Assessment Spreadsheets, Student Spreadsheet, and Course Spreadsheet.
1.1       matthew     4: 
1.2     ! vandui11    5: \begin{enumerate}
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        !             7: \item \textbf{The Assessment Spreadsheets}
1.1       matthew     8: 
                      9: An assessment level spreadsheet provides access to all of the parameters
                     10: associated with a students performance on a particular homework, quiz, 
                     11: or exam.
                     12: Each student has an assessment spreadsheet for every assessment in the course.
                     13: The assessment spreadsheets provide data to their parent, the student level
                     14: spreadsheet, via the \textbf{export row} (\ref{Spreadsheet_Export_Row}).
                     15: 
1.2     ! vandui11   16: \item \textbf{The Student Spreadsheet}
1.1       matthew    17: 
                     18: The student level spreadsheet presents data to the students on their 
                     19: performance in the course.  
                     20: There is only one possible student level spreadsheet definition, 
                     21: but the data varies for each student.
                     22: The data present in the student spreadsheet is imported from the 
                     23: \textbf{export row} (\ref{Spreadsheet_Export_Row})
                     24: of each assessment spreadsheet for all of the the assessments currently in 
                     25: the course.  
                     26: The student spreadsheets pass summary data to the course level spreadsheet
                     27: via the \textbf{export row} (\ref{Spreadsheet_Export_Row}).
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1.2     ! vandui11   29: \item \textbf{The Course Spreadsheet}
1.1       matthew    30: 
                     31: The course spreadsheet contains all of the summary data for the students in
                     32: the course.   There is only one course spreadsheet.
1.2     ! vandui11   33: 
        !            34: \end{enumerate}