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Generate schedule options and review meeting information directly inside USC WebReg Automatically generate conflict-free schedules for USC WebReg. Visualize your week, filter unavailable seats, and build the perfect schedule. Build the perfect USC schedule in seconds, right inside WebReg. Key Features: - Automatic Schedule Generation: Input your desired courses (e.g., CSCI-104, MATH-225), and instantly see every valid, non-conflicting schedule combination. - One-Click Visualization: View your weekly schedule in a clean, color-coded calendar grid. - Smart Filtering: Automatically hides sections that are closed or conflicting. Option to "Only include sections with available seats." - Native Integration: Works directly within the USC WebReg "Department" pages—no need to switch tabs or use external websites. - Privacy: All processing happens locally in your browser. No personal data is ever collected or transmitted. How to Use: 1. Log in to USC WebReg 2. Click the "myScheduleBuilder" tab (next to myCourseBin). 3. Enter your course codes (e.g., CSCI-103, MATH-225). 4. Click "Generate Potential Schedules". 5. Browse through valid options using the Next/Previous buttons! Important note: This is a student-made tool and is not officially affiliated with the University of Southern California. Always double-check your final schedule on WebReg before registering. Some courses may have specific lecture/discussion linking requirements.
Oct 15, 2026
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