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REDOSPLAT
School timetabling solver and domain specific language
Domain-specific language called REDOSPLAT uses customised, readable notation instead of technically oriented data formats usually used in timetable problems. The desired timetabling requirements are defined using sentences whose syntax is close to the syntax of spoken language. -
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Open Course Timetabler is free and open source application for university and school course timetabling. It is written in C# and runs under .NET framework on Windows (and will likely run under Mono on Linux or Mac OS X).
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High school timetabling system, which combines automated and manual timetabling, features multiple timetabling metaheuristics, and XML and HTML export
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Forma (Framework for resource management applications) is a C++ framework which allows an easy development of interactive, feature-rich resource management related applications such as project management, school timetabling, etc.
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An interactive, graphic school timetable editor. Use drag and drop to generate or modify a school`s weekly schedule. Status: stable, but rather limited. No further development foreseen, unless someone takes over the project.
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