Testing the Hypothesis Part 1

After talking with some other UF students, I noticed that I was not the only one who had trouble keeping up with assignment due dates. Students on the University of Florida campus are unable to easily form a semester calendar that includes all of their assignment due dates and class times onto one calendar app because the resources provided by UF do not interact with each other and filling in this much information is a long process. This would mainly be for students because they are the ones who are trying to balance class times and homework on two different forums, and I am unfamiliar with how professors are expected to organize themselves and what resources they have available to them. While I am only familiar with how UF resources work I imagined other college students across the country might also have this problem. I understand that there are a few students who already take the time to do this on their own, but that is the slim minority and even they might be interested in a faster way of organizing themselves. Taking the time to plug in all of these due dates is a long process that isn't difficult, but something that students don't seem to want to do for themselves. However, this is only useful for people who have at least one class in person, as online classes have no set class time and you already need to be on the classes website to get lectures, but having a set calendar for multiple classes each semester would help them organize when to do lectures and homework. For most of the students I have talked to, they are simply uninterested or don't have the will to sit down for an hour to set a calendar with reminders for when assignments and classes are. Some already take the time to do this, but even they favored the idea of a program that did this for them.