read_generic_rfept: Read generic rfept files

In r-ifpe/sistec: Tools to Analyze 'Sistec' Datasets

Description

If your institute is not fully integrated with the package, you can transform your academic database into a generic layout and use read_rfept() normally. See Details to understand the requisites.

Usage

read_generic_rfept(path = "", start = NULL)

Arguments

path	The rfept file's path.
start	A character with the date to start the comparison. The default is the minimum value found in the data. The date has to be in this format: "yyyy.semester". Ex.: "2019.1" or "2019.2".

Details

To transform your database in a generic rfept layout, follow these requirements:

• Rename your columns to: NO_ALUNO, NU_CPF, CO_MATRICULA, NO_STATUS_MATRICULA, NO_CURSO, DT_INICIO_CURSO, NO_CAMPUS and NO_COTA;

• All variables should be inherited to string class;

• The CPF's should be in xxx.xxx.xxx-xx format;

• The beginning date should be in yyyy.s format. Ex.: 2020.1. Use 1 for first semester and 2 for second.

• Convert the student's status to valid name in Sistec, use: ABANDONO, EM_CURSO, CONCLUÍDA, DESLIGADO, INTEGRALIZADA, REPROVADA and TRANSF_EXT;

• Save your data in a single file in csv format separated by comma and use latin1 encoding. Semicolons separators and UTF-8 enconding are also available.

Value

A data frame.

Examples

# this dataset is not a real one. It is just for test purpose.
rfept <- read_generic_rfept(system.file("extdata/examples/generic_rfept",
  package = "sistec"
))

rfept

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