Scheduling for higher education
A whole campus.
In good order.
Courses, exams, events, and rooms.
One shared plan. Every decision in view.
COURSES · EXAMS · EVENTS
A week, taking shape.
A decision worth seeing
BIOL 113 overlaps CS 101 in LH-001.
85 students / 96 seats
- 11 seats to spare
- 09:30–11:00 stays the same
Try the change. See the whole plan respond.
Every course, exam, and room in its place.
Built for the people who make a campus work.The term is complicated.
The plan should be clear.
Less time untangling spreadsheets.
More room for the bigger picture.
From first draft to final plan
From a thousand moving parts
to one considered plan.
The room double-booking. The exam change. The approval still in someone’s inbox. Bring each decision into the same conversation.
Reconcile
Bring course, exam, event, and room records together. Catch gaps before they become the plan.
A shared starting pointReview
Compare options and work through exceptions. See what changes before committing to a timetable.
A considered decisionApprove
Route decisions to the people responsible, with a record of who approved what.
An accountable sign-offPublish
Give the campus one approved schedule, with the evidence behind it still in reach.
One plan to work from
Find your everyday, working better
Different work.
One connected campus.
Four workspaces for the decisions that shape the term. A shared schedule to bring them together.
Course planning
See the tradeoff before you commit.Compare scenarios side by side. Keep a clear view of what changes and what stays in place.
Talk through your workflowWorkspace example Sample data
One change. The impact, in view.
A room alternative for the same class.
BIOL 113 · 09:30–11:00
Overlaps CS 101BIOL 113 · 09:30–11:00
No room overlap| BIOL 113 | Current draft | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Room | LH-001 | LH-009 |
| Class time | 09:30–11:00 | 09:30–11:00 |
| Seats needed | 85 | 85 |
| Room capacity | 120 | 96 |
| Room overlap | Needs review | None |
A different room. The same class time.
Your next term starts here.
Make room for
a better plan.
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