Fixed inconsistent years for course schedule & added message with final presentation dates listed #23
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…e 2/23 and 2/25 final student presentation dates, I added a “student order TBD” note so students know the order is still in flux for the Spring 2026 schedule.
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Fixed inconsistent years in the course schedule. Additionally, for the 2/23 and 2/25 final student presentation dates, I added a “student order TBD” note so students know the order is still in flux for the Spring 2026 schedule.
What I changed: Corrected inconsistent years in the course schedule so all dates reflect Spring 2026. Additionally, added a “student order TBD” note to the 2/23 and 2/25 final project presentation dates.
Why I changed it: The schedule previously mixed years 2024, 2025, and 2026, which appeared to be typos. Additionally, clarifying that presentation order is TBD helps set expectations for students.