An automated university course timetabling system developed in a distributed environment: a case study

Article Abstract:

The design and implementation of a computer network based system to aid the construction of a university course timetable is examined. This system operates on a computing platform and uses a centralized database containing all the appropriate information.

Time management, Mathematical programming

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A heuristic for the continuous capacity and flow assignment

Article Abstract:

The implementation of the continuous capacity and flow assignment (CFA) problem for the design of computer networks is discussed. A trial and error method to minimize the CFA problem is proposed.

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Characterizing solutions of rough programming problems

Article Abstract:

A new variety of mathematical programming problems is discussed and illustrative examples are presented.

Europe

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