COMPal is a Command Line Interface calendar application that targets students who prefer to use a desktop application for managing their busy student life. COMPal presents your timetable in a user-friendly layout that gives an informative overview of your schedule in just a brief glance.
A student’s life is busy – being students ourselves, we understand the daily pressure of handling a million and one assignments, as well as factoring in time for our friends and loved ones. COMPal tackles that problem by allowing the inclusion of non-academic activities along with class timings, unlike other widely-used timetable tools. This makes it more convenient for you to find a balance between the work you have to do, and the people you care about.
In addition, COMPal offers you the freedom to prioritise certain tasks over others. Does a lecture timing clash with a pending meetup? Fret not! COMPal allows you to rank events according to importance, so that you can adjust accordingly to any last-minute plans. Additionally, you can make use of timely reminders to keep track of any looming obligations.
COMPal relies on a Command Line Interface, perfect for the modern, fast-typing student. Take control. COMPal your life.
It can be hard to navigate round new software, but we're happy to help:
- User Guide, for a guiding hand to show you the ropes
- Developer Guide, to take a look backstage
- About Us, to know more about the team pulling the strings
COMPal is developed and maintained by a dedicated team of student developers. From our unique standpoint as both user and developer, we strive to provide practical features that answer the needs of our target audience.
Visit our Project Team page or any of our Github profiles to find out more about us!
- COMPal is developed with the goal of improving on the Duke Personal Assistant originally created by the SE-EDU initiative.
- Libraries used:
- Notice any bugs? Report it via our issue tracker and we will look into it as soon as we can.
- Any suggestions? Feel free to post on our issue tracker or better yet, submit a pull request!