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  1. Ability to search on course description

    Currently course search only searches on long and short course titles.

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  2. Improve the navigability of new resources

    There are two new person-specific resources in v5 of the SWS - the financial resource and the notice resource. It would help our support and testing staff if it were possible to browse to those resources, instead of needing to construct the urls by hand.

    There are quite a few places in the SWS where there are links to resources that are protected - test scores, enrollment searches, and the grade roster, for instance.

    It might also be helpful to include links to the current, next and previous terms on the index resource. On browsers where I don't have those…

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