Time Table Generation

Time Table Generation using asp.net with Csharp

The Time table generation is the most fundamental activity in any Educational institution. It is also the most difficult and time-consuming process.The time table generation can be compared with many classical problems in computer The basic aim of our project is to automate the timetable generation process. Our aim is to design a user interactive program that generates the timetable according to the given constraints. The program is designed with special emphasis on the engineering college requirements. The program can simply be extended to suit to the requirements of other kinds of institutions also.The timetable generation problem can be compared with the optimization problems such as ‘Traveling Sales person problem’. Time Table Generation In Traveling sales person problem a set of feasible solutions are obtained and one among them is chosen as the optimal one, which satisfies the constraints. Using the concept of  . The optimal solution is the one, which minimizes the Energy function. Similarly an Energy function can be derived for the timetable generation problem using the Hop field nets and the solution, which minimizes this Energy function, is the optimal solution

Time Table Generation

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Time Table Generation

Existing System

The problem under consideration is to automate the process of timetable scheduling in an educational institution subjected to the given constraints. The user will specify the constraints and these constraints will drive the scheduling of timetable.

The user may specify some of the following constraints.

• The number of departments in his institution.
• The number of staff personnel available in each department.
• The number of classes in each department.
• The number of subjects to be dealt for each class.
• The minimum number of hours required completing each subject.
• The total number of available hours for each day.
• The number of laboratories available.
• The number of practical sessions per week that are necessary for each class.

DISADVANTAGES

A teacher should not engage two consecutive slots. i.e. he should be provided with an interval of at least  one slot between two classes.

The workload on all teachers should be uniform.

The practical should be continuous for three consecutive slots.

The teacher who is assigned with the subject having practical must be engaged with the lab slots during practical session i.e. he should not be engaged with other slots while the practical session is going on.

Proposed System

For both new software systems and existing systems, it is important to ensure that the design and implementation used for a software system satisfy the requirements driving that system. The software design description is one of these required products. It records the result of the design processes that are carried out during the design phase.

This Software Design Document referred to as SDD shows how the envisaged software system to be developed will be structured to satisfy the requirements identified in the Software Requirements Specifications. It is a translation of requirements into a description of the software structure, software components, interfaces and data necessary for the implementation phase.

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

System                   :  Intel3core

HardDisk              :  8GB

Monitor                 :  14’ColorMonitor

Mouse                    :   Optical Mouse

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Operating system       :  Windows7/8/10

Coding Language       :   ASP.Net with C# (Service Pack 1)

Data Base                     :   SQL Server 2014

Tools                             :  Visual studio 2013

Functionally Performed By Admin, Staff and Faculty:

These are the functionally performed by Admin, Staff and Faculty

Modules

• Admin
• Staff
• Faculty

1) Admin

• Home
• Add Department
• Add Faculty
• Generate Time Table
• Links
• Contact

2) Staff

• Home
• View Time Table
• Links
• Contact

3) Faculty

• Home
• Add Subjects
• Add Classes
• Add Min Hours for Each Subjects
• Add Laboratories
• Add Practical Session
• Links
• Contact