Scheduling App

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What it does

Recommends task(s) based on urgency of deadline and workload. A website for UBC students to get suggestions on daily schedules with courses and activities. The website is easier to use than Google calendar or canvas because the website will not set any mandatory time for you to work and you need to create everything from the start. Instead, this website will require you to input your course and we will give you a recommended schedule for deadlines of coursework, or we can let you add the deadline with only two steps, which works the same as adding activities. The recommendation algorithm we developed will provide you with the tasks you can work on that day, based on the urgency, workload, etc, of different tasks. What we are going to do next is with daily tasks, if you finish you just click on them, if not, just click on the button for why you have not finished and we will arrange your schedule again.

Challenges we ran into

Difficulty saving and reading json data, accessing variables after parsing, and lack of Node.js

What we learned

How to code full stack, and integrate from javascript to html to css, and how to adapt and learn on the fly. How to identify problems in the code, and how to design and develop an idea as the project goes on.

inspriation

In our daily life, we hardly find a suitable thing to organize our daily life: Google Calendar and IOS calendar set the time there and you have to work independently if you have a windows laptop instead of a mac. As I experience, personal assistant like Alexa is really great for daily scheduling, but the thing is students don't actually need it because we don't actually need to consider smart home as we live in dorms or we rent rooms, and our idea is to develop a simplified version of "Alexa" on your laptop and phone(in the future)

Built With

• css
• html
• javascript
• replit