We often come across a situation where in we have some amount of time and in which we choose to schedule many events in a day but not sure How to fit them into our schedule? This application can be useful for multiple events scheduling. What this program does is it schedules such multiple events without having overlap of time and gives you multiple options of schedule to choose from.
Let's take an example of conference scheduling where in organizer wants to assign time slot to each event but not sure where to fit them. If they had couple of options to choose from it would be really helpful. That's where this program comes at rescue.
Example
- Below are the events you have which you want to schedule in such a way that maximum events can happen.
| Event Name | Minutes |
|---|---|
| Writing Fast Tests Against Enterprise Rails | 60min |
| Overdoing it in Python | 45min |
| Lua for the Masses | 30min |
| Ruby Errors from Mismatched Gem Versions | 45min |
| Common Ruby Errors | 45min |
| Rails Magic | 60min |
| Ruby on Rails: Why We Should Move On | 60min |
| Clojure Ate Scala (on my project) | 45min |
| Programming in the Boondocks of Seattle | 30min |
| Ruby vs. Clojure for Back-End Development | 30min |
| Ruby on Rails Legacy App Maintenance | 60min |
| A World Without HackerNews | 30min |
| User Interface CSS in Rails Apps | 30min |
- Below are available time slots in which organizer wants to schedlue events.
| Start Time | End Time | Event Type | Event Subtype |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:00 am | 12:00 pm | session | Morning Session |
| 12:00 pm | 01:00 pm | break | Lunch |
| 01:00 pm | 03:00 pm | session | Afternoon Session 1 |
| 03:00 pm | 03:15 pm | break | Refreshment break |
| 03:15 pm | 04:00 pm | session | Afternoon Session 2 |
| 04:00 pm | 05:00 pm | networkingEvent | Networking Event |
- Input and output files
Java, version 1.7