Bugs

The syllabi and reviews appear to be linking to the wrong locations--none of the courses have the right reviews linked to them, and therefore are showing that none of the professors have taught their courses before... also the syllabi links are wrong. uh.

Filtering by course Attribute YC EVST BA Core Science is returning no results even though it is functional on the courses.yale.edu site.

If you hover over a class and the description is partially off past the right window, it'll let you infinite scroll right

If you only have 1 semester chosen (for example, Fall 2024), clicking the 'x' beside it on the catalog page no longer removes that filter to then show all semesters. This bug is new. You can still click into the semester selection menu to do this but not through the main catalog page. DEVICE: windows 11 hp BROWSER: chrome URL: https://coursetable.com/catalog

Fullscreen is a list Resize window it goes into grid Resize back to fullscreen it stays as grid, need to close and reopen tab to restore

Even though there's a tab for hiding discussion sections they are all showing up on my coursetable. Makes it extremely annoying to browse through courses when one course has as many as 15 entries. Device: Acer Spin, Browser: Chrome/Firefox

Some courses, for example each Directed Studies course, have multiple meeting times for a given section. These are listed in the catalog as "Day start_time-end_time + 1". The actual time of the second meeting cannot be seen unless the course is added to the worksheet, and even then cannot be seen on mobile (they are listed the same way as in the catalog on the mobile worksheet).

When filtering by workload range on the catalog, certain results that look like they should be within the range are being filtered out. For example, when the range goes from 1-2.2, CPSC 437 (which has a 2.2 workload) disappears, but if you set the range from 1-2.3, it reappears. Glancing at the JSON API response for all courses, the average_workload for CPSC 437 is 2.2214662216173635. Looks like there needs to be some rounding/truncation done with that number to make sure it falls within the selected range when the filtering is done.

If I change the size of the window dramatically (so that the side options reformat to take over the whole window), the courses shift from "list" mode to "grid" mode. This is on Firefox.