Class Timetable Maker

Timetable and schedule mean the same planning job here

Schedule is common in North America. Timetable is the everyday word in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and India; module, lecture, seminar, and lab fit naturally in the same builder.

Build around modules and meetings

Add the module code, section, room, lecturer, and credit hours, then add each lecture, seminar, lab, or discussion as a separate meeting under that module.

Print A4 without losing the useful details

The print layout is landscape with light backgrounds. Choose A4 for UK/EU/AU or Letter for US/CA from the browser print dialog, then save a PDF if needed.

Share a timetable without making it editable

A read-only link is useful for a tutor, housemate, or family member. Your browser copy remains editable and the shared snapshot does not silently change.

Module, lecture, seminar, and lab details

UK and international students often plan around modules rather than US-style courses. The fields still map cleanly: module code, section, credit hours, lecturer, room, and each recurring meeting.

A4 output for the term you actually attend

Choose A4 landscape for a timetable pinned above a desk or shared with a tutor. Include the room and instructor so the paper remains useful when two meetings sit close together.

Plan across campuses and teaching weeks

Use the term timeline for reading weeks, midterms, papers, and finals. If two classes are in different buildings, keep the commute visible rather than treating every gap as free time.