
Training schedules: resolve resource conflicts first
Scheduling seems to only require time, teachers, and classrooms, but it actually also involves course duration, class size, equipment, and the time students can participate. Manual spreadsheets often find significant overlap but easily miss cross-campus commutes or classroom preparation time. Before developing the class scheduling function, it is necessary to separate the restrictions that cannot be violated and the preferences that can be coordinated, so that the system can give useful tips.
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