Plan your degree as one connected notebook.

Keep courses, prerequisites, deadlines, grades, and study materials in one place—so you always know what comes next.

build your degree workspace
Mini degree graphA small hand-traced course graph with five nodes and six edges.CS 101MATH 110CS 201CS 301CS 302CAP

your data lives here. and here. and here.

Each week looks like this on paper. Fragments in five different places, none of them talking to each other.

The data exists. The connection doesn't.

week 03
SMTWTFS

what's the
prereq for
CSIS 4495?

to-do ☐ read ch.4 ☐ lab report ☐ email prof ◯ study for midterm

add a syllabus. turn course details, deadlines, and weights into a usable plan.

syllabus
course Capstone Project
meetings TR 2:00–3:30 · Rm 304
grading proposal 40% · midterm 30% · final 30%
deadlines jan 28 proposal · feb 18 draft · mar 24 midterm · apr 30 final
prereq CSIS 3100 with C or better
notes teams of 3 — ok by prof
csis 4495 · structured
code
CSIS 4495
title
Capstone Project
term
spring '26
weights
proposal 40% · midterm 30% · final 30%
deadlines
  • jan 28 proposal
  • feb 18 draft
  • mar 24 midterm
  • apr 30 final
prereq
CSIS 3100 (C+)

Turn one syllabus into deadlines you can act on, grade weights you can model, and prerequisite paths you can plan around—all in the same workspace.

your degree, queryable.

Ask a real planning question, then follow the answer into the course map, calendar, or grade tools.

what's the earliest i can take the capstone?

querying the graph…

build your workspace one step at a time.

  1. step 01

    add your courses and semester

    keep course details and prerequisite paths together

  2. step 02

    bring in a syllabus and course materials

    capture deadlines, grade weights, and study sources

  3. step 03

    see the workload on one calendar

    review upcoming work across your active courses

  4. step 04

    make a weekly plan and track study time

    use current deadlines to decide what needs attention

  5. step 05

    practice from your own course materials

    review generated questions and flashcards by course

  6. step 06

    review grades, research, and next-semester options

    use the tools together as the semester changes

your degree is one graph, not four separate semesters

Start with the courses you have. Build a clearer path through the ones that come next.

build your degree workspace →