The form on this page allows you
to produce booking tables summarizing the bookings made for the CSE
Instructions: Enter one of either the Day,
Date(s), or session, then click on submit.
If you enter a day of the week, or just a start date, you will
produce the class and individual bookings for the
single, specified day.
If you enter a start and end date, or select a session, you will
produce the class bookings summarized for all days in the specified
range of dates. Warning: The larger the range of dates, the
longer it will take to produce the summary table.
If you enter nothing at all (default/reset values), you will produce
the bookings for today.
The Booking table:
present each lab in alphabetical order. The
table header also displays the number of machines in each lab after
the lab name and a colon.
present all booking periods for which a booking
was made, from the earliest to the latest.
The class making the booking. Classes
of the form: "COMPxxxx" are identified as "xxxx", while all others are
displayed literally (eg: "SENG1234").
This suffix, if present, indicates that the class
booking was made with a tutorial token.
Tutorial bookings extend the normal grace period from 7 minutes to 23
minutes (or for the duration of the period if the subsequent period is also
booked with a tutorial token and for the same class).
The grace period is when logins are restricted to only those
users for whom the booking was made.
The number of machines
booked displayed as a negative number in red.
If a class appears, but no
number_booked, then the whole lab has been booked.
If no class appears
then any number_booked refers to the number of individual
bookings made by non-class users. This form of summary is
Only produced if a single day or date is being summarized, and not
when a range of dates is being summarized.
This key is a colon
followed by a blue number, and denotes a range of dates for which the
class booking was made. It is only produced if a range of dates are
being summarised, in which case a table is produced after the booking
table which gives the corresponding range of booked dates for each
key. This will include the blank key which is is assigned to the most
common range of dates.