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#uniSchedule ##Short introduction Most of universities with e-schedules have non-intuitive user-interface, haven’t mobile applications and integration with existing calendars (Google Calendar). We’ve provided a feature-complete Android app and web application prototype which allow user to create, view, edit and import schedules. Android app additionally allows chatting where each class has its own chat which is very handy if you choose your schedule yourselves and therefore have different groupmates. Web app while being a prototype allows the user to export KPI university schedule into Google Calendar.

##Instruction

  • Android app apk (android 5.0+ supported) - . (Almost) All features implemented.
  • Web app (email: [email protected], password: password) https://uscheduler.herokuapp.com . Mostly a prototype but supports Google Calendar data export. Enter group name: ІП-22 (or let’s say ІП-21, ІС-31, ІП-31 etc), choose KPI university.

##Problem description There are lots of universities with e-schedules and a couple of mobile apps. Most of them come with signification problems, e.g.:

non-intuitive and non-modern user-interface, lack of features no mobile applications (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, WinRT) no integration with existing calendars (Google Calendar, iCal exports)

Example of such a simple webapp from our university proved to have really many complains from students - rozklad.kpi.ua (type ІП-22 into that field to see the actual schedule for one of the groups).

##Problems faced

  • some universities do not have schedules posted online
  • in many universities each student has his own schedule, available only after authorization. hard to create a fit-everybody application given the variety of higher education models and exceptional cases: trimesters instead of semesters, different class lengths, pauses during the classes, fixed/non-fixed schedules etc.
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