"Copyright The HR-XML Consortium. All Rights Reserved. http://www.hr-xml.org" Terms of license can be found in license.txt. Stand alone (but non-normative) version of schema, with all "includes" inserted explicitly. This file is auto-generated. It should be considered a "convenience" alternative to the normative versions. After merging all includes, the result is passed through a stylesheet which deletes any duplicative global components as well as any unused global types. Finally, it sorts by component name. Adult Credits Continuing Education Unit Carnegie Units No Credit Quarter Hour Credit Semester Hour Credit Units Vocational Credits Other Type of Credit 1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday, 3 = Wednesday, 4 = Thursday, 5 = Friday, 6 = Saturday, 7 = Sunday Must conform to ISO 3166 Representation of Countries. Remedial Basic Teacher's Aide General Applied Survey Regular Specialized Topics Advanced Honors Gifted and Talented Advanced Placement Special Education Vocational Education Independent Study Work Experience Adult Basic Adult Secondary International Baccalaureate Summary of all courses taken at all institutions Academic Renewal Summary of all courses taken at sending institution Dual Level (Upper Division and Graduate) Dual Level (Graduate and Professional) Summary of All Courses Taken at All Institutions, excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Summary of All Courses Taken at the Sending Institution, Excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Graduate (postsecondary) Higher or Upper division (postsecondary) Institutional Credit Lower division (postsecondary) Work in the Major or Program Professional Remedial (postsecondary) Summary of Transfer Work Only Undergraduate (postsecondary) Summary of Transfer Work Only, Excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Must conform to ISO 4217 - Representation of Currency and Funds Did not complete secondary school Standard high school diploma Advanced or honors diploma Vocational diploma Special education diploma Certificate of completion or attendance Special certificate of completion General Education Development Diploma (GED) Other high school equivalency diploma International diploma or certificate (such as International Baccalaureate) Must conform to ISO 5218 - Representation of Human Sexes (0 - Not Known; 1 - Male; 2 - Female; 9 - Not specified) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (less than one year) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (one year or more but less than four years) Associate Degree (e.g., Associate In Arts, Associate In Science, Associate In Applied Science) Baccalaureate Degree Baccalaureate (Honours) Degree Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (one year or more but less than two years) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (two years or more but less than four years) First Professional Degree Post-Professional Degree Graduate Certificate Master's Degree Intermediate Graduate Degree Doctoral Degree Post-Doctoral Degree International Standard Book Number. The ISBN is defined by the ISO ISO 2108 standard. The International Standard Book Number (ISBN) is a 10-digit system to identify books and monographic publications. International Standard Serial Number. The is an identifier for articles and serial publications. The ISSN is defined by the ISO 3297 standard. The ISSN can be applied to series of books. A book belonging to a particular series will have both an ISSN (identifying the series) and an ISBN (identifying the given monograph as such). ISO 639-1 two character code is preferred, but not required. Negative numbers are degrees South Latitude, and positive numbers are degrees North Latitude. Negative numbers are degrees West Longitude, and positive numbers are degrees East Longitude. Further refines the name of the institution. The type attribute of the parent element will identify the content of this element. i.e. header, detail, etc. Contains bibliographic information for an article published in a journal or serial. Contain bibliographic information for a book or monograph. A paper or presentation given at a conference or published as part of conference proceedings. Contains copyright information, such as year and copyright text. The name of license or certification. An identifer for the credential. Berufskennziffer (BKZ) is a German occupational classification system. This type is the same as the DatesOfAttendanceType, except it is an unbounded sequence. This remains for backward compatibility only. Identifies the measurement system. i.e. GPA Code indicating the type of credit used (awarded) by the institution. Code indicating the level or type or both, of work which is reflected in the grade average and the credit hours If True, this is a summary of all work included in the record. This is the total number of credits (or credit hours) included in the grade point average for this particular summary. Inclusion or exclusion of certain credits depends on the policy of the sending institution. This is the total number of credits (credit hours) included on the record for this particular summary. This would normally be all credits for which the student paid, whether or not the credits were used to calculate the grade point average. Examples of credit hours to be included, if available, are credits for which non-punitive grades such as "I" or "W" or "Audit" were awarded. This is the total number of credits (credit hours) attemptedand earned and included in this summary. This is a student's numerical class rank with the highest student in the class having a rank or position of 1 Identifies the measurement system. i.e. GPA The grade point average of a student. The value specifying the minimum of the measurement range The value specifying the maximum of the measurement range This is a code indicating that an A+ grade has a value higher than the highest possible GPA. False - It is not possible to have a higher GPA than indicated in Range Maximum. True - It is possible to have a higher GPA than indicated in Range Maximum. The subject studied, as expressed on the diploma. The date the person received their degree. The name of any other honors, such as Phi Beta Kappa, etc. that the student may have received. The official names of any and all major courses of study associated with the student's degree title. If applicable, these fields should be used to reflect the official names of any and all minor courses of study associated with the student's degree title. ISO 639-1 two character code is preferred, but not required. Identifier reflecting the program code(s) associated with any Major course of Study. Reflects the official names of any and all major concentrations associated with the student's degree title. For example, a Math major may have an Applied Math concentration even though this area of concentration is not required to pursue a Math major. Reflects the official names of any and all major courses of study associated with the student's degree title. Reflects the official names of any and all major options associated with the student's degree title. For example, a particular institution may require their Engineering majors to select either a Mechanical Engineering option or a Structural Engineering option. Identifier reflecting the program code(s) associated with any Minor course of Study. Reflects the official names of any and all minor courses of study associated with the student's degree title. Bibliographic information for other publication type, such as a Thesis, Whitepaper, Report, Technical Documentation, etc. A patent has one or more applicants. An applicant is the person or corporate body that applies for the patent and intends to 'work' the invention (to manufacture or license the technology). Under US law the applicants must be the inventor(s) except in exceptional circumstances. On a resume or CV listing patents held or submitted, an individual might use the "Applicants" component when the patent is held or was filed with others ("co-applicants"). Deprecated in favor of OrganizationName element. This is used in the context of a resume or CV to list articles, books, or other publications authored or co-authored by an individual. Contains details about papers or presentations prepared for delivery at a conference. Identifier of the School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. Deprecated in favor of the School / SchoolName path. School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. Summarized location of the entity. The campus, department or other organizational unit for the educational institution. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. [N|S]degree.minute.second.f, degree range [0-90], decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. N60.08.00.235556) Pattern is generally of the form +DD.MM.SS (D=degrees, M=minutes, S=seconds) Description of the pattern: 1) '+' or '-' required unless the value is 90.00.00 - if value is 90.00.00, then omit the '+' or '-' - '+' means North, '-' means South 2) A one-digit or two-digit number for degrees (range 0 to 89) - required 3) A dot (the decimal between degrees and minutes) - required 4) A two-digit number for minutes (range 00 to 59) - required 5) A dot (the decimal between minutes and seconds) - optional 6) A two-digit number for seconds (range 00 to 59) - optional - if there is a dot in step 5, then there must be a two-digit number for seconds 7) A dot (the decimal between seconds and parts of a second) - optional 8) Digits for parts of a second (can be any number of digits) - optional - if there is a dot in step 7, then there must be at least one digit after it Examples: +0.00.00 +00.00.00 90.00.00 90.00.00.0 -89.59.59 -89.59 -89.59.59.555 Pattern breakdown: (D=degrees, M=minutes, S=seconds) (\+|\-) (...see next line..) | 90\.00\.00(\.0+)? ((\d|[0-8]\d)\.([0-5]\d)) (...see next line..) ((\.[0-5]\d\.\d+) | (\.[0-5]\d))? The original pattern (just for insurance): pattern value="(N|S)((\d|[0-8]\d)\.([0-5]\d)\.[0-5]\d(\.\d+)?)|90\.00\.00(\.0+)?" [E|W]degree.minute.second.f, degree range [0-180], decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. E25.00.00) Pattern is generally of the form +DDD.MM.SS (D=degrees, M=minutes, S=seconds) Description of the pattern: 1) '+' or '-' required unless the value is 180.00.00 - if 180.00.00, then omit the '+' or '-' - '+' means East, '-' means West 2) A one-digit, two-digit, or three-digit number for degrees (range 0 to 179) - required 3) A dot (the decimal between degrees and minutes) - required 4) A two-digit number for minutes (range 00 to 59) - required 5) A dot (the decimal between minutes and seconds) - optional 6) A two-digit number for seconds (range 00 to 59) - optional - if there is a dot in step 5, then there must be a two-digit number for seconds 7) A dot (the decimal between seconds and parts of a second) - optional 8) Digits for parts of a second (can be any number of digits) - optional - if there is a dot in step 7, then there must be at least one digit after it Examples: +0.00.00 +00.00.00 +000.00.00 180.00.00 180.00.00.0 -179.59.59 -40.59.59.555 -40.59 Pattern breakdown: (D=degrees, M=minutes, S=seconds) (\+|\-) (...see next line..) | 190\.00\.00(\.0+)? (\d|\d\d|[0-1][0-7]\d)\.([0-5]\d) (...see next line..) ((\.[0-5]\d\.\d+) | (\.[0-5]\d))? The original pattern (just for insurance): pattern value="(E|W)((\d|\d\d|[0-1][0-7]\d)\.([0-5]\d)\.[0-5]\d(\.\d+)?)|180\.00\.00(\.0+)?" [(+)|-]x.f meter from WGS-84 datum reference ellipsoid, + above, - below, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. +12 ) [(+)|-]x.f meter from mean sea level, + above, - below, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. +10 ) by circle of radius from the positioned point in (+)x.f meter, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. 50.0) in (+)x.f meter, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. 2.5) [(+)|-]x.f meter from WGS-84 datum reference ellipsoid, + above, - below, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. +12 ) [(+)|-]x.f meter from mean sea level, + above, - below, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. +10 ) by circle of radius from the positioned point in (+)x.f meter, decimal fraction f in arbitrary length (ex. 50.0)