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RPI Planner is a course planning tool that helps students plan their entire degree program. It currently provides a simple interface to construct a plan of study through drag and drop functionality. Planned additions include adding flexibility for multiple degree programs and customizing the number of courses per semester. Further additions like automating plan generation and directly integrating with RPI data are possibilities if time allows.
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This document outlines a plan for developing an iPhone application called IdeaBank that allows users to save, analyze, and visualize their ideas and inspirations. The app would let users write, record, take photos, and tag idea notes to save in a database using CoreData. It would also provide searchable lists and different visualization methods to analyze saved idea data, with the goal of finishing the core functionality in the first phase and then expanding features and testing in subsequent phases.
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AutoScheduler is a time management add-on for Firefox that automatically allocates and tracks time use rather than simply storing a calendar or list created by the user. It aims to take full responsibility for managing time and build time management skills through feedback on estimated versus actual time without requiring a third party account. Distinguishing features include customizable scheduling, integration with the browser to control aimless browsing, and an "Organizer for the Disorganized" approach. Development priorities are creating the database, interface, and automated scheduling capabilities. Future possibilities include integration with other organizers, gamification, a mobile version, and shared scheduling.
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