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User Guide

Introduction

NUStudy is a desktop app for managing study hours, optimised for use via a command-line interface (CLI).

Quick start

  1. Ensure that you have Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 17 or above installed in your computer
  2. Download the latest version of NUStudy from here
  3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for NUStudy
  4. Run the JAR file in the terminal with java -jar ./path/to/NUStudy.jar

Features

Add a course

Add a course to the course book

Format: add <course code>

Example: add CS2113

Expected output:

Good Job! I have added CS2113

Add a study session with hours

Add a course study session to the course book

Format: add <course code> <study duration (in hours)>

Example: add CS2113 5

Expected output:

Good Job! You have studied 5 hours for CS2113

List all added courses

Show a list of all courses in course book

Format: list

Expected output:

List of courses
1. CS2113
2. CS1231
3. MA1501

List study sessions for a course

Show a list of all study sessions for a course in the system

Format: list <course code>

Example: list CS2113

Expected output:

List of Study Sessions
1. CS2113 - 3 hours
2. CS2113 - 1 hours
3. CS2113 - 4 hours

Delete a course

Delete the specific course in the course book

Format: delete <course code>

Example: delete CS2113

Expected output:

NOTE: We have deleted CS2113 from Course Book

Exit NUStudy

Exit the NUStudy program

Format: exit

Expected output:

Exiting App. Goodbye!

Command summary