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TritonGPT Class Planner

Campus AI workflow

Production

Students say which courses they need and when they cannot meet, and the assistant drafts a schedule without conflicts for them to review.

Accountability

How this use case is governed

Service owner
TritonGPT service and the sponsoring enrollment-management team
Human oversight
Students confirm requirements and constraints, review every proposed course and meeting time, and complete official booking in the student system.
Measurement plan
Successful draft creation, conflict identification, constraint handling, student corrections, and usefulness before official booking.
Data boundary
Public description; student prompts and course information follow approved TritonGPT controls

Measurement period Production as of July 2026Last reviewed 2026-07-25

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See the workflow in action

One-minute screen recording with on-screen callouts showing the assistant interpreting course requirements, building a conflict-aware schedule, adapting to a work schedule, and preparing a plan for review before official booking.

  • Course Requirements
  • Conflict Checking
  • Work-Schedule Constraints

Open TritonGPT

Sign in and open the Class Scheduling Assistant in TritonGPT.

How it works

How the workflow fits

The problem it addresses, what it actually does, and how far along it is.

Problem

Getting a workable class schedule means checking course requirements against meeting patterns, a work shift, and everything else already on the calendar, across a lot of possible combinations.

Solution

The TritonGPT Class Scheduling Assistant asks which courses you need and when you are unavailable, checks for conflicts, and proposes a combination to review. Add a work shift or anything else and ask it to try again.

This assistant is distinct from the standalone Class Planner web app. Planning happens in TritonGPT; official course review and booking remain in the student system.

Current status

In production in TritonGPT. It produces a proposed schedule for students to review. Students still have to verify the course requirements, meeting details, and availability, and do the actual booking themselves.