FivePoint

A little clarity, every day

Your semester, at a glance.

Keep track of what’s next. Make space for everything else.

Coming up next

Your next small steps

Progress is a collection of small things.ONE THING AT A TIME.

Back up your grades, assignments and to-dos as a file you can restore later.

Keep your deadlines in sight

Assessments

Assignments, exams and quizzes, together by module.

Edit assessment names, dates, weightage and scores in

Less to remember, more room to think

The little things.

Your tasks, reminders, and everything in between.

Your Modules

Enter a mark (%) and the grade fills in automatically, or pick the grade directly. GPA is weighted by credit units and updates as you type. Your entries are saved in this browser. Module still running? Enter the grade you expect, or track real results in the Assessments tab.

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Module Code / Name

Credits

Mark (%)

Grade

Points

Look ahead

Combine with previous semesters, or work out what you need to hit a target.

Cumulative GPA

Add your CGPA and credits from earlier semesters to see your overall GPA including this one.

Previous CGPA Previous credits completed

Fill in both fields to see your cumulative GPA.

Target GPA

Based on your cumulative GPA (or this semester's if no history), what you need in upcoming modules.

Target GPA Credits remaining

Fill in both fields to see what you need.

Your GPA (5.0 Scale)

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out of 5.0

Enter your modules to calculate your GPA.

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Average Mark—

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Grade Distribution

Grading Scale

Grade	Marks	Points

Where to Focus

Modules are ranked by how much they can move your GPA: credits × room to improve × how weak you feel, boosted as exams and deadlines get close. Not every module is studied the same way — set each one's type: exam-based modules get regular study hours, project-based ones (group work, reports, presentations) get time only in the run-up to a deadline, and mixed get a bit of both. Standing comes from your results in the Assessments tab, or the grade you expect.

This Week's Timetable

Set how many hours you can study each day. Whatever's left of this week's suggested hours is planned from today to Sunday in 1-hour blocks, mixing modules and fitting work in before each exam and deadline. Time you log with the focus timer comes off the plan. Click a block to start a focus session for it.

Topics & Reviews

Break each module into topics. After you revise one, rate how it went — Hard brings it back tomorrow, OK and Easy push it further out. Reviewing just before you forget is what makes it stick.

Weak Okay Strong

Today's Focus

Focus Timer

Studying Session

Focus

25:00

Streak & Weekly Review

Weekly reflection

Study Smarter

Test yourself, don't re-readClose your notes and try to recall or solve. Retrieval builds memory far better than reading again.
Space it outSeveral short reviews over days beat one long cram. The topic tracker schedules this for you.
Start past papers earlyThey show what actually gets examined and how marks are awarded — then target the gaps.
Mix it upAlternate question types and topics in one session instead of drilling one thing at a time.
Protect your sleepMemory is consolidated while you sleep. An all-nighter usually costs more than it gains.

Assessment Breakdown

Add each module's assessments with their weight (e.g. Quiz 10%, Project 30%, Final exam 60%) and fill in results as they come back — however you got them: a percentage (75), marks (2.2/3 or 18/20) or a letter grade (B-). You'll see exactly what you need on the remaining work for each grade — and can send the final or projected mark to the GPA Calculator.

Help Board

Stuck on a concept? Ask other students. Know a topic well? Point someone to a good lecture, video, notes or a worked example — explaining something is one of the best ways to learn it yourself.

Ask for Help

Board Guidelines

Help people learnExplain, or share lectures, videos, notes and worked examples. Don't post answers to graded assignments or exams in progress.
Be specificSay which part confuses you and what you've already tried.
Close the loopMark the reply that helped as the solution so the next person finds it fast.
Share what's yours to shareYour own notes, summaries and worked examples are great. Don't upload paid textbooks, other people's work, or answers to graded assessments.
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Your semester, at a glance.

Coming up next

Your next small steps

Assessments

The little things.

New assignment

Your Modules

Look ahead

Cumulative GPA

Target GPA

Where to Focus

This Week's Timetable

Topics & Reviews

Assessment Breakdown

Help Board

Assessment details

Small steps

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