Yes — on Canvas, with your NetID and one Duo push.
A&M runs Canvas behind NetID single sign-on, and Duo trusts the browser for about five days, so you approve one push and stay in. All three of the high-enrollment courses we looked at use platforms Silent Student solves: WebAssign in the calculus sequence, McGraw Hill Connect in accounting, and native Canvas in biology.
Of the 3 Texas A&M courses we looked at, Silent Student covers the courseware behind 2 and partly covers 1.
These are three of Texas A&M's largest first-year courses, compiled from published syllabi. A&M runs sections at scale and courseware can differ by instructor, so confirm your own before you rely on it — three-for-three here does not mean three-for-three everywhere.
WebAssign
Texas A&M's MATH 151/152/251 calculus sequence runs its online homework on Cengage WebAssign, launched from a Canvas module; Silent Student enters each part in the equation editor with proper subscript and superscript notation, one question at a time.
WebAssign solver →McGraw Hill Connect
ACCT 229 runs McGraw Hill Connect, launched from the Connect link in the Canvas course navigation. Connect problem sets have no dedicated solver — the general visual agent works them and results vary by question type. Publisher courseware is not held as a draft, so check it in Connect before the deadline.
McGraw Hill solver →Native Canvas
BIOL 111 uses the free OpenStax Biology 2e text rather than a paid homework platform, so graded quizzes and discussion posts are completed directly in native Canvas, with the discussion posts held in Draft Review for your approval.
Canvas solver →Texas A&M's LMS is Canvas at canvas.tamu.edu, managed by the Center for Teaching Excellence (lms.tamu.edu). Opening Canvas redirects you to Microsoft's sign-in page, where you enter your NetID as NetID@tamu.edu plus your password, then approve a Duo push or passcode. Duo trusts your browser for about five days, so you tap once and Silent Student keeps the session running.
Sign in with your NetID as NetID@tamu.edu and approve the Duo push. Silent Student keeps the trusted session.
Every Texas A&M course and assignment is pulled from Canvas and ordered by due date.
Essays and discussion posts are held in Draft Review, and a graded, single-attempt, untimed Canvas quiz stops for your review if an answer falls below your 70% confidence threshold.
Approved work is submitted and logged while you are in class or asleep.
Of the three courses we looked at, no — but that sample flatters A&M, so do not stop reading here. PHYS 206 runs Pearson MyLab & Mastering and CHEM 119 runs Macmillan Achieve; neither is a dedicated solver, so Silent Student works them with its general visual agent and your review. Check your own schedule rather than assuming three-for-three generalises.
You approve one Duo NetID push or passcode when the session starts. Duo trusts the browser for about five days, so you rarely re-approve while Silent Student runs.
Native Canvas quizzes, essays, and discussions; WebAssign for the MATH 151/152/251 calculus sequence; and McGraw Hill Connect for ACCT 229. PHYS 206 (Pearson MyLab & Mastering) and CHEM 119 (Macmillan Achieve) open from Canvas too, but those aren't dedicated solvers, so Silent Student works them with its general visual agent and your review.
Yes. TEAM students take a course or two on Texas A&M's Canvas and the rest on Blinn's eCampus, which is D2L Brightspace at ecampusd2l.blinn.edu. Silent Student supports both, and on Brightspace it also runs Cengage MindTap.
You are responsible for Texas A&M's Honor Code; Silent Student does not make that call for you. What it actually stops is specific: your Canvas essays, discussion posts and file uploads always become drafts for you to read, edit and approve, and are never submitted on their own whatever confidence the model reports. Quizzes work differently — on a graded, single-attempt, untimed Canvas quiz with time still on the clock, an answer below your confidence threshold (70% by default) stops the quiz for your review, while timed and multi-attempt quizzes submit on their own. External courseware is the one to know about: it has no draft step at all, so a Packback post publishes as it is written.
Leave the lid up and stay on power. Silent Student is a signed desktop app for macOS and Windows that runs your queue in the background after you connect once, and it holds your machine awake while work is still in the queue — but it cannot stop a closing lid from sleeping the laptop, or wake a laptop that has already gone to sleep.
Open the course in Canvas and check the course navigation for a publisher link — WebAssign, Connect, MyLab. A&M launches courseware from inside Canvas modules, so if there is no external link, the work is native Canvas and Silent Student handles it directly.
Or see every school side by side in the compatibility directory.
Yes — on Canvas, with your UT EID and Duo.
See coverage → Canvas with NetID and Duo, same as A&MYes — on TXST Canvas, with your NetID and Duo.
See coverage → Canvas, WebAssign and ConnectYes — on Canvas, with your NetID and a NetIDplus approval.
See coverage → The Blinn TEAM co-enrollment partnerYes — on eCampus, Blinn's D2L Brightspace.
See coverage → CoursewareSee how Silent Student works WebAssign.
Open → CoursewareSee how Silent Student works McGraw Hill.
Open → CoursewareSee how Silent Student works Canvas.
Open →WebAssign in MATH 151, Connect in ACCT 229, native Canvas in BIOL 111. Sync your own Canvas and check the rest of your schedule against it.
Silent Student is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Texas A&M University. Texas A&M University, its LMS and any courseware named on this page are the trademarks of their respective owners, referenced only to describe what this software does and does not support.
Coverage above describes Texas A&M's published courseware, not a test run at Texas A&M University. Courseware changes by section, instructor and term — confirm your own before relying on it.
What waits for you and what doesn't. Written work in your LMS — essays, discussion posts and file uploads — is always saved as a draft for you to read, edit and approve, and is never submitted on its own. Work on external courseware has no draft step: platforms like Packback publish as the solver writes them. Quizzes use a separate review hold, described in the FAQ above.
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