Use the controls at the bottom of the screen to place the course sections you wish to take into one of up to 12 groups. The system will then generate all possible schedules that contain one section from each group. For example, if you wish to take section 1 or 3 of ENG 101 and section 2 or 3 of COM 103, use the drop down menus labeled Dept, Course and Section to select those sections then click on like this:

Before adding the COM sections, change the group to "Group 2".

Note that the sections you selected are listed in the upper right corner, as shown to the right. Now that you have sections in at least two groups, is available. Click it and you will see all 4 possible schedules which use one section from each group.

If you don't care which section of a class you take, rather than adding each section individually you can just select Any in drop down menu labeled Section.

A group doesn't need to contain only sections of the same course, as in the above example. A group may contain different courses in different departments.

To remove courses from your list, you may either click on the X by that course in the upper right, or select it in the Dept, Course and Section drop down menus and click .

Near the top of the page listing your possible schedules (which you get after cliking ) there is an area that looks like this:

If, for example, you want to limit the schedules displayed to those which have no classes on Friday, uncheck the box above "F" and click . You may also limit the schedules displayed to certain hours of the day.

If there is more than one page full of schledules, you can move to the next or previous page by clicking on the blue arrows in the upper corners.

Important Note: This program does not yet understand courses that only meet for part of the semester. If you select two courses that meet at the same time but during different parts of the semester, this program will think they conflict (even though they don't) and not show you any schedules that contain both courses. If you want more than one such course, the best thing is usually to include only one of them in your list of classes and fit the other(s) into your schedule manually.