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Round Progress And Restarts
How Do I Schedule Round Deadlines?
Go to Manage Industry | Schedule Rounds. This page will let you schedule Practice and Competition rounds. In the Time column, you can select the auto process option, which will advance the round automatically at the selected time.
How Do I Change The Schedule?
Go to Manage Industry | Schedule Rounds. The Date and Time for each round can be updated in this section.
How Do I Restart an Industry?
For Tournament Competitions
Go to Manage Course | Schedule Restart. This area schedules a restart time for all the industries associated with your course, which allows you to change the industries from Practice to Competition mode. This feature also allows you to remove, add or change the start rounds of Advanced Modules for all Industries within your course. You will not be able change team configurations via a Schedule Restart; or
Go to Manage Industry | Manual Restart. This area allows you to restart an individual industry within a course. Manual Restart will allow also you to change Team Configurations (that is, change a company from Computer to Participant, etc.).
For Footrace Users
Go to Manage Industry | Restart Industries. This area will allow you to manually restart selected industries or all industries and change industries from Practice to Competition mode. It also allows you to schedule a restart time for all the industries. When you schedule a restart, you can change the industries from Practice to Competition mode. Scheduled Restarts also allow you to remove, add or change the start rounds for Advanced Modules associated with your Footrace.
Can I Undo a Round After It Processes?
Yes. Go to Manage Industry and click Undo Round.
Where Do Participants Get Results?
Participants can get the Capstone Courier/Foundation FastTrack on the website from the Reports menu heading. They can also get the Courier/FastTrack from the Capstone or Foundation Spreadsheets.
In The Tournament Team Activity Area, What Do Ready, Uploaded and Waiting Mean?
As they upload decisions, participants have an opportunity to notify instructors that their decisions are final. This can facilitate simulation progress if the rounds are not scheduled. Uploaded means at least one set of decisions has been sent, but it is not necessarily the final set of decisions. If a round is processed, either automatically or manually, Uploaded decisions will be used even if they are not marked final. If teams have not uploaded (shown as Waiting), the simulation will process the last set of decisions from the previous round.
