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Paste each syllabus. We pull out the dates, assignments and weights, you fix anything we misread, and you get a calendar, the heavy weeks and a file for your phone.
Set your semester dates, paste each syllabus, check the rows we found, and take the whole term with you as a calendar file.
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Syllabi are written a hundred different ways. These are the patterns it understands; anything it misreads, you fix in the table.
Sept 14September 14, 202714 Sep9/149/14/272027-09-14Oct 5-9Week 3 FridayA date without a year takes the year that falls inside your semester. A range uses its first day. Week numbers count from the week classes start.
(15%)20% of grade50 pointsQuizzes 10%Midterm Exam 20%A percent on a dated line belongs to that line. A grading line without a date is shared across the matching assignments: Quizzes 10% over five quizzes is 2% each. Points become percents when the syllabus uses only points.
times like 8:00 amweekday names"due", "by", "on"Those words are trimmed from the assignment name. Lines with a date but no assignment, like a class topic, are kept but left off your calendar until you tick them.
Syllabi bury the deadlines that matter across pages of policy. Pulling them into one calendar in week one, with each assignment's weight beside it, shows which weeks will be hard before they arrive.
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Paste a syllabusThe parser follows fixed rules in your browser; it does not use AI and cannot read scanned images. Always check the dates against your syllabus and course site, because instructors change schedules during the term.