ANU timetables

Smoov can read your classes straight out of ANU's Allocate+, so there's nothing to type in.

1. 1Open ANU's Allocate+ (MyTimetable) on a laptop and sign in.
2. 2In Smoov, choose Import from Allocate+ and copy the script it gives you.
3. 3Paste the script into your browser console on the Allocate+ page, then paste what it returns back into Smoov.
4. 4Block out your shifts and hard nos, then pick what matters: no 8ams, fewer days on campus, a proper lunch break.
5. 5Smoov checks every combination and shows you the best few options, with what each one costs you.
6. 6Pick one and put those classes into Allocate+.

• Imports your classes from Allocate+ in one go
• Blocks out work shifts and anything else that doesn't move
• Works to what you care about: fewer days on campus, no 8ams, a proper lunch break
• Shows 2 to 4 options side by side, with what each one costs you
• Sends your timetable to Google Calendar or any calendar app
• Runs in your browser, so your timetable stays on your device

• ANU has two separate steps using different systems: enrol in courses via ANUHub (formerly ISIS), then use Allocate+ (branded as MyTimetable) to self-allocate to tutorials and workshops.
• ANU's Allocate+ system (branded as MyTimetable) for S1 typically opens in early February - check the timetabling page for the exact opening date, as it is separate from both enrolment dates and semester start dates.
• The public ANU Timetable Viewer (no login required) refreshes every 30 minutes during peak periods - use it to compare lecture times across planned units before committing to course enrolment.

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