USIC&T · MCA
Class notes worth trusting
NoteVault is a shared vault for MCA course material — uploaded by students, checked by moderators, and filed against the 73 papers of the USIC&T syllabus so that nothing fragments into “DBMS” and “Databases”.
New accounts are approved by a moderator before the library opens.
73
papers in the catalogue
4
semesters covered
3
kinds of material
Four kinds of material, one library
Every item is filed under one of these, and browse is a tab over the same shelf rather than four separate ones.
Notes
Lecture notes — the handwritten pages and typed summaries a paper is actually revised from.
Reference material
Books, cheat sheets and anything else worth reading alongside the course.
Assignments
What has been set, with a due date where there is one, sorted by what is due next.
How it works
- 1
Someone uploads
A PDF or a photo of a page — or a stack of photos the app turns into one PDF on the device. It is filed against a paper from the syllabus, so it cannot land under a subject nobody else spells the same way.
- 2
A moderator checks it
Every upload waits in a queue until a moderator verifies it. A rejection comes with a reason and a private thread, so the author can fix the file and send it back rather than guess.
- 3
Everyone can find it
Verified material is searchable by paper, semester, date and tag. Save what you need to your own list, and anything you have opened stays readable offline.
Built for a phone on a bad connection
Install it, then read offline
NoteVault installs to a home screen like an app. Anything you have already opened stays readable with no connection at all, and a private cache is wiped the moment you sign out — this is a shared device as often as not.
Photos become a PDF, on the device
Photograph a stack of pages, crop and reorder them, and the app builds one PDF in the browser before anything is uploaded. Nothing is sent anywhere to be converted.
Have something worth sharing?
The vault is only as good as what is in it. Sign up, wait for a moderator to approve you, and upload the notes you wish you had found.