Features
A complete academic workspace, built around you
Unify combines your university data with an AI assistant and planning tools, so you always know what to do next — and understand what you're studying.
Core features
Designed for the way students actually work
AI Course Assistant
Ask questions about your own lecture slides and readings. Get summaries, practice questions and flashcards grounded in your course materials.
All your courses in one place
Course pages with professor info, materials, assignments, exams and your progress through the syllabus.
Smart study planner
Generate a weekly study plan around your timetable and deadlines, then adjust sessions as your week changes.
Assignments & exams
Track every deadline with priorities and statuses. Overdue work is flagged automatically.
Materials library
Professor uploads and your own notes, searchable by course and type, with one-click AI summaries.
Reminders that respect you
Choose what you're reminded about and when. Quiet hours keep late nights quiet.
Unified calendar
Classes, exams, deadlines, study sessions and personal events on one calendar.
Progress tracking
See syllabus coverage, assignment completion and study hours at a glance — based on your real activity.
Dashboard
Your day at a glance
Today's classes, what's due, upcoming exams and personal recommendations — calculated from your own courses and progress.
Thursday, October 23
Good morning, Sara
Today’s schedule
- 09:00CS201 LectureEngineering B, Hall 2
- 12:30MATH210 LectureScience Building, 210
- 18:30Study: Hash tables50 min · planned
Coming up
- Problem Set 2CS201in 2 days
- Lab 2: SQL JoinsCS220in 3 days
- MidtermCS201in 6 days
Recommended by Unify
Your CS201 midterm is in 6 days. Start with 10 practice questions on Big-O and hash tables — the topics with the most weight in the syllabus.
For students
Less juggling. More understanding.
University spreads your academic life across portals, emails, PDFs and group chats. Unify brings it together and helps you act on it.
Know what matters today
Your dashboard shows today's classes, what's due next and where to focus.
Understand, don't just memorize
Ask follow-up questions about a lecture until it clicks.
Walk into exams prepared
Spaced study sessions and practice questions built from your syllabus.
Summary: Hash Tables
- A hash function maps keys to bucket indices.
- Collisions are handled by chaining or open addressing.
- Lookups stay O(1) on average while the load factor is bounded.
Source: Lecture 2 slides (uploaded by your professor)
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