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An integer linear programming model of a university course timetabling problem
In this study, the combinatorial problem of university course timetabling of an Engineering Faculty of a Nigerian university (the University of Ibadan) was addressed. The problem of assigning lecturers, rooms, and courses to fixed timeslots, normally, a week, while satisfying a number of problem-spe...
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