Berkeley Schedule Exporter

Export your Berkeley class schedule!

What is Berkeley Schedule Exporter?

Berkeley Schedule Exporter is a Chrome extension that enables you to export your Berkeley class schedule to .ics format, making it easy to import and manage your schedule in Google Calendar or any other compatible calendar platform. Simply select your courses on CalCentral, click the extension icon, and get a file named calendar.ics that contains your schedule. Classes automatically repeat weekly starting from the first day of the current semester!

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2023-08-26

By: berkeleyschedexport

Users: 929

Rating: 4.28 (18)

Version: 1.2.4 (Last updated: 2023-02-26)

Creation date: 2020-01-15

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

declarativeContent
activeTab
scripting

Size: 1.15M

Email: sc*****@markz.sh

URLs: Website

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Summary

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Export your Berkeley class schedule to .ics! (which can be imported to Google Calendar). Should also work with other schools that use collegescheduler.com.

https://github.com/ziyaointl/Schedule-Exporter

Usage

Go to CalCentral, My Academics. Select Schedule Planner.
Check the courses you want to export. You can select from both Current Schedule and Shopping Cart.
Click on the extension icon in the upper right Chrome menu. (You might have to wait a few seconds for the page to fully load before clicking on the icon). You should get a file named calendar.ics. Then, you can import this ics file to whatever calendar platform you desire. Classes automatically repeat weekly starting from the first day of the current semester!

User reviews

It used to work great. Doesn't do anything anymore

Abraham Lee, 2023-01-20

It was a little hard to figure out but it only exported the first 2 weeks of classes? Not sure how to work around that, so I tried to "contact the publisher", which takes me to github, which made me sign up, but that didn't work due to a technical error. Theoretically it's amazing but I wish there was a way to get support more easily.