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pensum

v1.1.0

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A curricular tool for students to keep track of their coursework

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Keywords

curricularcourseworkcurriculum

Readme

Pensum

A curricular tool for students to keep track of their coursework

Install

npm install -g pensum

Usage

pensum

home

View all subjects

Shows all subjects in a table format like this: view-subjects

New subject

add-subject

Search an specific subject

Search a subject by its name ignore case sensitivity. Once it is found, you can:

  • Edit the subject
  • Remove it
  • Search another one

search-subject-by-name

Edit a subject

edit-subject

Remove a subject

remove-subject.png

Get recommended subject for the next period

Pensum provides the recommended subjects for the following period to the students, this recommendation is based on the impact of each subject.

The impact of a course is measured in how many other courses it unlocks.

recommended-subjects

What's next?

Lets be honest, the code base of this repository is a mess full of bad practices. It needs to be fixed... hopefully soon.

Contributing

If someone wants to add or improve something, I invite you to collaborate directly in this repository: pensum

License

Pensum is released under the MIT License.