Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
EAsy: Pitt Course Guide
A course-selection tool that compares University of Pittsburgh professors by reported grades, difficulty, and class structure.
- For
- University of Pittsburgh students choosing next semester’s courses
- Worth noticing
- The interface requires five student reviews before displaying a score and labels its current examples as fictional demo data.
Field notes
The homepage organizes a five-course index around course code, name, professor, and field of study, with visible entries such as CS 0445 Data Structures and CS 0441 Discrete Structures. Its proposed comparison model separates grades, expected difficulty, and class style, and says five reviews are required for a score. The page currently labels its examples as fictional because the API is unavailable, so the working data layer remains unverified.
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