Free Semester Class Schedule Builder
Enter your start date, end date, meeting days, and holidays to get every class date for the term - numbered and ready to paste into a syllabus or export as CSV.
Runs in your browser · No login · No data uploadedTerm Window
Meeting Days
Select which days of the week the class meets.
Holidays / No-Class Dates
Add specific dates to skip (holidays, breaks, exam-free days). These will be excluded from the schedule.
Set your term window and meeting days, then click Build Class Schedule.
How to Build a Semester Schedule
Follow these steps to get results in under a minute
Semester Schedule Builder FAQ
What does this tool generate?
Can I export the schedule?
How do I add a holiday or break?
Can I use this for a class that meets on multiple non-consecutive days?
Is the Semester Schedule Builder free?
How Semester Schedule Builder Compares
vs spreadsheets, manual processes, and paid platforms
| Feature | UniCloud360Semester Schedule Builder | Manual Calendar Counting | Generic Spreadsheet Formula | School Calendar System |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instant full-term date list | One click | Manual counting | Formula setup needed | Depends on system |
| Holiday exclusion | Built in | Manual removal | Manual formula | Usually included |
| CSV export | One click | Not applicable | Native | Depends on system |
| Custom meeting-day combinations | Any weekday combo | Manual setup | Manual setup | Depends on system |
| Free to use | Free forever | Usually free | Usually free | Institution license |
What Educators Are Saying
Trusted by lecturers and students across Sri Lankan universities
"I teach at three different schools with different holiday calendars. This tool makes generating each syllabus's session list a two-minute job instead of manually counting a calendar."
"The CSV export drops straight into our shared planning spreadsheet. Genuinely saved our department hours at the start of term."
"Simple and exactly what I needed for a syllabus session count. The holiday exclusion caught a date I would have missed manually."