WIP-001
WorkingAcademic Schedule Manager
I built ASM because choosing a university schedule should not require rebuilding your whole life around it.
- What bothered me
- Picking courses sounded simple until I tried to fit university around work and the rest of my life. The information was scattered, conflicts appeared late, and every choice affected something else.
- What I realized
- I did not need another timetable. I needed to see my real options before committing to one—and understand what I would gain or give up with each choice.
- What I’m building
- ASM takes the course data, the constraints that actually matter, and the student’s priorities. It generates schedules that can be compared instead of making someone assemble one blindly.
- Where it is now
- The core system works. It generates and ranks possible schedules, and the interface makes them easier to compare. This is the first WIP project that became something I can actually use.
- Next
- Build Phase 2: the Academic Year Planner. The chosen timetable will continue into a week-and-month planning space that also holds exam dates, reminders, assignments, and papers—so the schedule becomes something I can actually use to prepare for the semester ahead.
