Academics
The semester, as one picture instead of six lookups.
Attendance, internal marks, syllabus coverage, assignments and the exam calendar are the five things a student checks most and the five things kept furthest apart. Remote Campus keeps them on one screen, per subject, for the semester you are actually in.
Per class
Attendance is stored
Not as a running percentage that goes stale
Unit by unit
Syllabus coverage
So “behind” names a unit, not a feeling
Every sem
Marks and SGPA kept
With what this one needs to move the CGPA
Academics
Everything a subject is, in one place.
Open Compiler Design and you get the units, the coverage, the attendance for that subject alone, the internal marks recorded so far, the assignments due, and the papers and notes your seniors uploaded for it.
- Attendance recorded per classA correction changes one class, and the percentage recalculates. Nothing carries a stale number forward.
- Internal marks as they are enteredEach component — mid-sem, quiz, lab, assignment — with the weight it carries in the final total.
- Coverage against the real syllabusUnits marked as taught, so the gap between the syllabus and the class is visible before the exam.
- The timetable and the exam calendar togetherToday's classes, this fortnight's deadlines, and the drives that clash with them.
In the app
The screens this covers
Six of the modules in the sidebar sit under academics. Each one is a page in the app, not a tab in a spreadsheet.
Questions
Academics, in detail
Where does the attendance data come from?
From the faculty console. A professor marks the register for a class they teach, and it lands on the student's screen immediately. Where a college has an ERP worth reading from we import it instead; where it does not, the register is the source.
Can a student edit their own marks or attendance?
No. Everything on this screen is written by faculty or by your campus staff. A student can raise a query against a record they think is wrong, which goes to the professor who entered it.
What if our college does not publish internal marks mid-semester?
Then that section stays empty and the rest of the page still works. Every module here degrades to what your college actually shares — nothing is invented to fill a gap.
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The rest of the workspace
Every module shares one login, one design and one understanding of which college you are at.
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See it with your own campus in it.
Start with one department, free, for a full semester — every module, your students, your notice board.