Timetabling in Germany—A Survey
Werner Junginger · INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics · 1986
For about 25 years, attempts have been made to schedule classes and meetings (to timetable) by computer. In Germany, many programs have been developed, and during the last 12 years several programs for mainframe computers have been used on a large scale. During the last five years, more and more schools are using microcomputers to produce their timetables.