Much like how Program Plan is built up from Plan Requirement Group and Plan Requirement Course, Program Discipline also works the same way, being built up from Discipline Requirement Group and Discipline Requirement Course.

Discipline Requirement - Group

In the Master Data Template Guide - Program Discipline, the example there had established 2 Majors and 3 Minors for the Bachelor of Business Management. Now each subsequent Discipline will have to be populated with Discipline Requirement Groups, e.g.:

• A Minor in Business Strategy has 1 Intro Group and 1 Core Group to complete, then a student will be deemed to have successfully completed that Minor Discipline.
  
  
• A Major in Business Strategy has 1 Level 101 Group, Level 201 Group, and Level 301 Group each that must be completed in order for the student to successfully complete that Major Discipline.

This will be reflected in the data template like this:

Discipline Requirement - Course

The Discipline Requirement Course is what the Discipline Requirement Groups are made out of. Several different Discipline Requirement Course will be grouped together and made into a Discipline Requirement Group. 

The Discipline Requirement Course also actually comes from Courses that have been set in Plan Requirement Course of the related main Program Plan. It serves as the connection between Program Discipline and Plan Requirement.

Using the previous above example of the Major and Minor in Business Strategy, we want to populate those Major and Minor groups with Discipline Requirement Courses. Below is an example data to showcase:

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For more information on Discipline Requirement, head here.

For a better understanding on how this relates to the overall program structure, see here.