Paste or import a simple topic,hours CSV locally in your browser to summarize workload by subject area before comparing it with programme prerequisite requirements.
Use the analyzer for structure, not credential evaluation
The local summary can help group mathematics, statistics, computing or other subject work, but it does not decide official ECTS equivalence, course level, syllabus overlap or admission eligibility.
Keep sensitive data out
A prerequisite calculation normally needs course names, categories and credit/workload values—not passport numbers, student IDs, addresses or financial records.
Compare against the actual programme wording
If a programme requires a specific number of credits in statistics, algorithms or mathematics, review the syllabus and official transcript alongside the numeric summary rather than counting course titles automatically.