A simple and free tool to track the 200 weeks of your UG life
How to access the free UG Life-Tracker tool:Option 1: From your phone (works on Chrome and Safari):
1. Go to https://uglife-tracker.netlify.app
2. Click on Install.
3. It will install and show up as an app icon.
4. You can open this app icon and use it.
Option 2: From your desktop computer or laptop (works on any browser):
1. Go to https://uglife-tracker.netlify.app
2. Right click anywhere on the page, and choose "Save as". It will show you the option to download the html file locally.
3. You can open this downloaded file anytime (even without internet) and use it.
Option 3: From your desktop computer or laptop (Works on Chrome, Edge, but not on Firefox):
1. Go to https://uglife-tracker.netlify.app/
2. Click on Install.
3. It will open on a standalone Chrome window.
4. You can access it later by going to chrome://apps
In his best-selling book "Four Thousand Weeks", Oliver Burkeman makes us realize that we have approximately 4000 weeks in our life (if we live up to 80 years). Everything that we have to do has to be done within this limited time.
Taking inspiration from this idea, I discuss undergraduate life similarly has only about 200 weeks. There is no reason to hit the panic button. But there is reason to make a conscious choice to live and work with intention so as to have a fulfilling and productive UG life. A key step in this process is to reflect on and review the week at the end of each week.
To help with this reviewing process, I have used Claude (from Anthropic) to create a simple and free tool that shows all the weeks of UG life from 1st year to 4th year at a glance on a single html page. Each box, representing a week, can be marked depending on how meaningfully it was spent.
The only thing necessary on the part of the student is complete honesty in assessing their week.
00:00 Introduction
03:00 Demonstration of the free tool
Website: https://facweb.iitkgp.ac.in/~jeevanjyoti/
GitHub: https://github.com/jeevanjyoti4
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeevanjyoti
Blog: https://jchakraborty.wordpress.com/
Substack: https://substack.com/@jeevanjyoti4
Disclaimer: I am a faculty member in the Mechanical Engineering Department of IIT Kharagpur. However, the views expressed in this video are my own and do not necessarily represent those of my Department or my Institute.
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