If you find any issues with the software, have any feedback or have some amazing ideas for improvements to the application, feel free to email me at sam.j.s.heath@gmail.com.
MyUniTracker is an easy to use tool that is designed to give university students in their undergraduate degree an overview of their unit grades and progress semester by semester. In addition to providing students with an understanding of their performance in a unit, the application also gives useful statistics on their current GPA and WAM, as well as the GPA they can expect if they continued at that current performance. Furthermore, it also provides students with the grade they need to receive in their final exam based on what they have completed of the unit so far (this feature is most useful when all assessments have been completed and students are trying to work out their chances of receiving a pass, credit, distinction or high distinction). Once exams have finished and the final unit result has been received, that final percentage can be added into the application in order to finalise the unit and be stored as a “past unit”. GPA and WAM will change according to final unit grades completed, so a quick real time assessment of these can always be accessed.
The application has common functionality a university student would want, but allows this at a simple press of the button. This functionality includes:
Please ensure that you have at a minimum, Java Runtime Environment 6 (anything above 6 is perfectly fine too). To check your java version, open Terminal (Mac) or Command Prompt (Windows) and type in java -version
then press enter.
You will need the most recent version of the MyUniTracker app installer. When installing do NOT install to Program Files, install either in Documents or on the C: drive.
See the Guide for detailed installation instructions.
For which Java version I recommend either Java Development Kit or Java Runtime Environment
You will need the most recent version of the MyUniTracker app, by downloading and using this application you accept the license included in the package.
See the Guide for detailed installation instructions.
For which Java version I recommend the Java Development Kit.
Looks will change depending on whether you have a Mac or Windows computer. Below is what an older version looked like on Windows.