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Unofficial dashboard of assignment, quiz and exam deadlines for University of Waterloo students. Not affiliated with the University. Deadline Desk gathers the deadlines scattered across your University of Waterloo courses and puts them on one page, sorted by date. Most instructors do not fill in LEARN's Assignments and Quizzes tools. Real deadlines end up in course announcements written as ordinary sentences, or in the official course outline, which LEARN never shows you. Deadline Desk reads all of these: - Assignment and quiz due dates from LEARN's own tools, where instructors use them - Midterm, exam and assignment dates from your official Waterloo course outlines - Deadlines written into course announcements, read out of the sentence - Rescheduled deadlines, when an instructor announces a change mid-term - Anything you add yourself Every date shows where it came from and quotes the sentence it was read from, so you can check anything that was interpreted rather than read from a structured field. Dates moved by an instructor are marked and show the date they replaced. Components weighted 0% are marked ungraded. No password required. It reads the LEARN session you already have, so there is nothing to sign into and nothing stored. Everything stays in your browser — no servers, no accounts, no analytics. Light and dark themes. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the University of Waterloo. Always confirm important dates with your instructor and course outline.
Sep 19, 2026
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