HASSIFY Services
Resolving Course Scheduling Conflicts
With Hassify, Student will never face a situation where he/she has to submit an assignment of one course and a project report of another at the same time !
Data Visualization & Performance Analysis
Wouldn't it be cool if Professor X gets to know how many students in his class are required to present a course paper to Professor Y, on the very day he scheduled his lab exam !
Automatic Suggestion of Date & Time
Using its unique high speed algorithm, Hassify would also suggest a new date to resolve the conflicts similar to the one between courses of Professor X and Professor Y !
How it works !
HASSIFY is the ultimate utility for syllabus planning
Hassify provides a comprehensive set of tools to assist instructors in planning their course schedules. The aim is to ensure that no student has the uphill task of facing two or more grade defining events on the same day / at the same time (be it exams, assignments or projects in different courses). Whether you are a university looking to implement innovative practices into your educational system, the chair of department with varied courses to choose from, or the professor for a large class, Hassify is the tool for you.
HASSIFY uses unique algorithm to calculate conflict dependencies
We have designed a specialized algorithm that calculates intra-course schedule conflicts with all possible dependencies taken into consideration. Dependencies such as the type and grade weightage of each assignment, number of students facing conflicts between conflicting courses, degrees of the student based on bachelors, masters or Doctoral. These types of dependencies are included in the algorithm, and since our algorithm is very flexible, management can easily add any external/additional dependencies that could impact the gravity of the conflict directly/indirectly. This algorithm is smart enough to learn, adapt and calculate the given dependencies on the go, at lightning fast speed.
Feature Three
We have designed a specialized algorithm that calculates intra-course schedule conflicts with all possible dependencies taken into consideration. Dependencies such as the type and grade weightage of each assignment, number of students facing conflicts between conflicting courses, degrees of the student based on bachelors, masters or Doctrate. These types of dependencies are included in the algorithm, and since our alogirthm is very flexible, management can easily add any external/additional dependencies that could impact the gravity of the conflict directly/indirectly. This algorithm is smart enough to learn, adapt and calculate the given dependencies on the go, at lightning fast speed.