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A calendar with to-do list functions. This is a CMU 112 hackathon project I collaborated with Dylan Landucci
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*** This project is created based on CMU graphics. You could navigate here to download for free: https://academy.cs.cmu.edu/desktop. This project is a COLLABORATED project created by Andy Liu and Dylan Landucci (https://github.com/DylanL526). /Readme Team: The Winners Teammates: Andy Liu, Dylan Landucci Project Name: EduOrganizer Description: EduOrganizer is an app to track of schedule and assignments(tasks). For the schedule part, we can add different courses in weekdays with specific locations and time. We can click Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... to check the courses afterwards. For our assignment section, it is like a to-do list. We can manually select three colors first: Carnegie Mellon Red, Dartmouth Green, and Yale Blue. Then, we click the input text section. Then, it pops out another window to add my to-do tasks with due dates. Once we add them, they are on the screen. Once we have done the task, we can click the rectangle at the left of the task to remove the task or we can dis-remove it if we accidentally press. On the screen, we have 6 tasks. If we click the right or up button, the page would go up, vice versa with the left and down button with 6 tasks in each page. For example: if we have ['a','b','c','d','e','f','g'],first six elements would be presented here as ['a','b','c','d','e','f']. If we press page up, the presented task would be ['g','a','b','c','d','e'] (six elements). In the process, we can check the schedule page, or go back to assignment page.
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