Peer tutor schedule extension

The project we decided to create is a chrome extension to help SFU CS students access and interpret peer tutor schedules in a different way. We decided to code a new schedule in HTML and CSS. Our end goal was for our version to be more organised and directly accessible. Our schedule chooses to be organised by subject instead. Say you are looking for help in CMPT 225, you conveniently click the extension on your browser and search the column corresponding to your subject. With the current layout (which can be viewed here), you would have to search through 9 pages listing the tutors in a day and identify whether they help in your subject. Conversing with other students as well we concluded that the new schedule is clearer and quicker to interpret. Through this our chrome extension connects greatly to the niche prize category, better connecting students with the resources needed for their success. Having the peer tutor resource easily accessible with a click, makes turning over a new leaf much easier. Whether that is in terms of doing better in your courses, utilising university resources, or even just as simple as finding a good time to work in CSIL.