Use the Student Demographics Dashboard

 

This Business Intelligence dashboard allows the user to track students majoring in specific Academic Plans, Majors (Organizations), Departments, or Colleges. Additionally, one can query for total university-enrollment. These reports can assist in many aspects of administrative planning.

  • To gain access to this report, you must have one of the following roles
  • If you have taken Student Records 101 or Student Central Advisor Center training and followed up on obtaining your security roles, you will already have one of the roles listed below.
  • If you haven't taken one of those courses and you need to access this report, request FSU_SR_ENROLL_RPT_VIEW.
FSU_SR_ENROLL_RPT_VIEW
FSU_SR_ENROLL_SUMMARIES_USER
FSU_SR_STU_PROG_PLAN_VIEW
FSU_SR_TERM_HISTORY_VIEW

 

IMPORTANT! myFSU BI is supported on the following browsers:

  • Chrome: 12.x-29.x, but not on the latest version of Chrome-30.x
  • Firefox: 17+, 10+, 6+, 3.5+
  • Internet Explorer (IE): 7.x-10.x

 

Navigation

Go to my.fsu.edu>Faculty and Staff tab. Under myFSU Links, click the BI icon. On the BI main page, go to Dashboards>CSW-Enrollment>Student Demographics

BI icon

Steps

1. Following the navigation as described above brings you to the dashboard in this image:

Student Demographics Dashboard

 

2. Select a Term, Academic Plan/s, and an Academic Career as necessary.

NOTE: If all plans or all careers must be captured in the report, in the Academic Plan and/or Academic Career drop-down box/es leave the field blank.

More/Search Option screen shot

 

3. If the required value does not appear in the Academic Plan drop-down box, click the Search option. The Select Values dialog box appears.

Select Values dialog box screen shot

 

4. The dashboard with various Chemistry plans selected. Click OK. You are returned to the dashboard.

Select Values with Chemistry values screen shot

 

5. Click Apply. If the category in the Summary drop-down box was not changed prior to running the report, the results are displayed according to Summary-Academic Career.

Results by Summary-Academic Career screen shot

 

6. If results should be filtered by another criterion (or metric), click the Summary drop-down box's arrow to display choices.

Summary drop-down box screen shot

 

You can choose to constrain your summary data by applying the following metrics:

  • Academic Career-generates a report reflecting students' Career Level-for example, undergraduate.

Results by Academic Career

 

  • Academic Level-generates a report reflecting students' year level at the beginning of the term set in the dashboard's Term drop-down box-for example, freshman, sophomores, and so on.

Results by Academic Level screen shot

 

  • Academic Program and Gender-generates a report reflecting students' gender by degree level-for example, bachelors, masters, or PhD.

Results by Career and Gender screen shot

 

  • Ethnic Group, Academic Level-generates a report reflecting students' ethnicity by year level at the beginning of the term set in the dashboard's Term drop-down box-for example, freshman, sophomores, and so on.

Results by Ethnic Group, Academic Level

 

  • Select Academic Plan, View Summary by Academic Level-generates a report reflecting students' level per plan. Select specific academic plans from the Academic Plan Desc. drop-down box.

Results by Academic Plan and Level screen shot

 

  • Count by Academic Plan-generates a report reflecting students' plan or intended major plus the degree level sought.

Results by Academic Plan screen shot

 

  • Table-generates a report reflecting all of the summary metrics for the Term, Plan, and Careers chosen in the dashboard.

NOTE: The table view does include the students' campus email addresses. One cannot email from within BI, however.

Table View screen shot

 

To Export to Excel

1. To export the table to Excel, click the Export link at the bottom of the page. An Export menu appears.

Export link screen shot

 

2. Click the Excel option. A dialog box appears asking if you want to open the file or save the file.

Export menu screen shot

 

3. Choose Open with Microsoft Excel if you want to immediately view the file. Choose Save File if you would like to rename the file with an appropriately descriptive name before viewing it.

Open/Save dialog box

 

4. You may get this warning:

Warning message screen shot

 

5. If so, click Yes. The Excel file opens. If the grid lines are not visible and you would like to turn them on, click the View tab and select the Gridlines check box.

View gridlines selection screen shot

 

NOTE: For more information on setting up your spreadsheet, see the FAQ section (scroll about halfway down the page) of the How To Run Queries and Create Excel Reports topic. Information on browsers can be found at Browser Settings-Tips & Tricks.

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