Engineering · Texas Christian University
Engineering at TCU means problem sets, labs, and project milestones — usually across courses like statics, thermodynamics, and differential equations. Upload each syllabus and every deadline lands on your calendar in 30 seconds, weighted by what actually moves your grade.
TCU runs on D2L Brightspace, but professors don’t always put every deadline there — the syllabus is the source of truth. Classmaite works straight from it, so nothing that’s graded stays buried in a PDF.
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Yes. Classmaite reads any standard syllabus PDF used in Texas Christian University courses and extracts assignments, exam dates, the grading breakdown, and reading deadlines. Engineering syllabi lean on psets, labs, and projects, and every one of those dates lands on your calendar.
No. Classmaite works straight from the syllabus your professor hands out — no D2L Brightspace login required. That also means it catches deadlines professors never enter into D2L Brightspace.
The first week of the semester. TCU’s fall semester typically starts in mid-August, and mapping every syllabus in week one — before anything is due — is the highest-leverage hour of the term.
Your first syllabus is free with no account required. Unlimited syllabi plus full calendar sync are $9.99/mo.