X. PG Public Policy Go Live Steps

This page contains details of changes needed to support the go-live of PG subject and/or PG programme pages to production. The table below covers:

any changes to the existing navigation pages on Faculty, School and homesite pages
redirects need for the Faculty, School and homesite pages which are being retired
details of the content existing pages contained that is not (fully) covered on the new pages

JIRA tickets

WIP-1437 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Corrections page

PG Public Policy corrections page VBS

Actions

Degree or subject	Existing page	Actions	Content not (fully) covered on new/replacement pages: With comment as to coverage
Public Policy	Faculty site: http://www.victoria.ac.nz/explore/postgraduate-programmes/master-of-public-policy/about School sites: Qual based, so already covered Home site: Qual based, so already covered International: Qual based, so already covered	Map Public Policy in 'Postgraduate study by discipline' to the new PG subject page: http://www.victoria.ac.nz/explore/postgraduate-subjects/postgraduate-public-policy/about Check that the link from the new PG subject page to each qualification works correctly (destination qualification and subject parameter) Modify school site to link to new PG subject page if required (see right)	Jane Young (Unlicensed) Ask if school want to link to new PG subject page. Another option is to link to each of the quals for each of their subjects (using '?subject=...'). If so Nick Butler (Unlicensed) to draft content/page changes
Study area	http://www.victoria.ac.nz/explore/study-areas/public-policy-and-government/study	For Public Policy, check that the new PG subject page can be accessed from a link under a heading 'Postgraduate Programmes', sitting below 'Example courses' and 'Graduate Qualifications' (if applicable). Button to be called 'Postgraduate Public Policy'. Check that the BCom block in 'Undergraduate degrees' is of the new style (i.e. no 'Leads to a' line). Check that the BA block in 'Undergraduate degrees' is of the new style (i.e. no 'Leads to a' line).