Final Year Project - Information Systems, FUTA
EduPilot: Academic Workflow Management System Using Critical Path Method
Adepitan Matthew Oluwadamilare & Adetoye Samuel Oluwaseyifunmi
Information Systems, School of Computing
2025/2026 (IFS/20)
This proposal outlines the development of EduPilot, an innovative system designed to enhance academic productivity and student wellness through intelligent task management.
EduPilot is a comprehensive academic workflow management system designed to help students optimize their study schedules using Critical Path Method (CPM). The project addresses the common challenge of task prioritization and time management among university students.
Students often struggle with managing multiple assignments, projects, and study tasks simultaneously. Conventional task management tools don't account for task dependencies and critical deadlines, leading to inefficient time allocation and increased academic stress.
The primary target users are undergraduate and postgraduate students at Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA). The system is designed to accommodate various academic disciplines and can be adapted for different institutional contexts.
The project spans the 2025/2026 academic year, with development phases including requirements analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and deployment. The final presentation is scheduled for April 2026.
EduPilot. Department of Information Systems, FUTA.
Final year project by Adepitan M. and Adetoye S.