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# Adding Outcome
## Getting Started with Outcome
You can access Outcome at the left-side menu tab.
### 1. Outcome Home Page
### 2. Create Outcome
Click the button "+Create" to create the outcome of the learning objectives of the course using the criteria set by the university.
### 3. Fill in the Outcome Details
Various sections will appear for you to fill in the details, as shown in the image.
There are 5 main sections including Name, Friendly Name, Description, Alternate description (for parent/student display), and Location.
1. **Name:** Enter the name or code of the outcome
2. **Friendly Name:** The name used to refer to the outcome in the system
3. **Description: D**etails or description of the outcome
4. **Alternate description: F**or parent/student display
5. **Location: S**pecify where the outcome will be used
## Import Outcome
Click on the "Import" button to import in your outcome. It must be a file with either CSV or JSON extension.
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