Is there a software for building class-time-table automatically?

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Dear all,

I am a college student and I have several classes this semester. For each
class, there are lecture times, professor office hours, problem session
hours, several TAs' office hours...

I want to build a time-table for all of these classes, the rows of this
table are:

9:00-9:30am,
9:30-10:00am,
10:00-10:30am,
....
....


The columns are Monday thru Friday...

I want to show all timeslots graphically...

The problem is that some office hours and other events are overlapped or
partially overlapped; I want to show all the slots simultaneously even they
are overlapped...

I can do this by create a table and filling these cells manually... But
that's tedious...

But is there a software or tool that by inputing some information, it will
show the time-table graphically in the above format automatically?

Thanks a lot,

-Lucy
 
Microsoft Excel should be able to help, check here for better answer:
microsoft.public.excel

Andre Da Costa
 
-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I am a college student and I have several classes this semester. For each
class, there are lecture times, professor office hours, problem session
hours, several TAs' office hours...

I want to build a time-table for all of these classes, the rows of this
table are:

9:00-9:30am,
9:30-10:00am,
10:00-10:30am,
....
....


The columns are Monday thru Friday...

I want to show all timeslots graphically...

The problem is that some office hours and other events are overlapped or
partially overlapped; I want to show all the slots simultaneously even they
are overlapped...

I can do this by create a table and filling these cells manually... But
that's tedious...

But is there a software or tool that by inputing some information, it will
show the time-table graphically in the above format automatically?

Thanks a lot,

-Lucy
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By the time you get through with this the semester will
be over. Why not see if there's a support group for
anal-retentives on campus--someone there probably has
what you want.
 
lucy said:
Dear all,

I am a college student and I have several classes this semester. For
each class, there are lecture times, professor office hours, problem
session hours, several TAs' office hours...

I want to build a time-table for all of these classes, the rows of
this table are:

9:00-9:30am,
9:30-10:00am,
10:00-10:30am,
...
...


The columns are Monday thru Friday...

I want to show all timeslots graphically...

The problem is that some office hours and other events are
overlapped
or partially overlapped; I want to show all the slots simultaneously
even they are overlapped...

I can do this by create a table and filling these cells manually...
But that's tedious...

But is there a software or tool that by inputing some information,
it
will show the time-table graphically in the above format
automatically?
Thanks a lot,

-Lucy
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There's no need for specialized software to do this. If you have
Microsoft Office, Excel could be used to create a simple chart. Or,
you could enter your schedule into Outlook.

--

Bruce Chambers

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lucy said:
Dear all,

I am a college student and I have several classes this semester. For each
class, there are lecture times, professor office hours, problem session
hours, several TAs' office hours...

I want to build a time-table for all of these classes, the rows of this
table are:

9:00-9:30am,
9:30-10:00am,
10:00-10:30am,
...
...


The columns are Monday thru Friday...

I want to show all timeslots graphically...

The problem is that some office hours and other events are overlapped or
partially overlapped; I want to show all the slots simultaneously even they
are overlapped...

I can do this by create a table and filling these cells manually... But
that's tedious...

But is there a software or tool that by inputing some information, it will
show the time-table graphically in the above format automatically?

Thanks a lot,

-Lucy
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