Automated timetabling for your university

Automated timetabling for your university | MathPlan

This figure shows the underlying principle of our timetabling software. It's a three step process of data input, automatic scheduling and receiving as well as reviewing the optimal timetable and room allocation.

Data input marks the first step of the timetabling process.

1^st Data input

Staff put in lecturers' availabilities and room requirements.

The second step of the timetabling process is given by the automatic timetabling.

2^nd Automatic scheduling

Our modern algorithms calculate timetables for various scenarios.

After the automatic timetabling step, you will reveive a plan that optimally considers preferences and resources.

3^rd The optimal timetable

The resulting timetables optimally consider preferences and resources.

SAVE COSTS & RESOURCES

Save costs and human resources through improved space utilitization and simplified planning processes.

CUSTOMIZABILITY

Every university is different. Our solutions are adapted to your specific needs.

COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE

We assist you from the requirements analysis via the implementation phase all the way to operational support.

FLEXIBILITY

Simulate different scenarios to plan for construction and external events.

USER SATISFACTION

Our solutions take the preferences and availabilities of lecturers and students into account.

DATA & STATISTICS

Statistics on space utilitization and other objectives help you keep an overview over the quality of timetables.

Our Timetabling Solutions

Course Timetabling

Conflict-free timetables
Automated room and time slot allocation
The individual availabilities of lecturers are taken into account

An Example for a view from the MathPlan timetabling software: input of the availabilities of teaching staff

Examination Timetabling

Conflict-free examination timetables
Automated room and time slot allocation
Students get enough preparation time between consecutive exams
The individual time preferences of the teaching staff are taken into account

An Example for a view from the MathPlan exam timetabling software: input of data like preferred dates and rooms for exams.

Course Catalogue

Intuitive and clean display of timetables
Intelligent search functions for classes and vacant rooms
Comfortable support of date and room changes during the semester and of manual timetabling

By Universities for Universities

What sets MathPlan apart?

More than 10 years of university course timetabling experience
Excellent understanding of the needs of universities and colleges
Leading research in the field of timetabling
Successful projects at the largest technical universities in Germany
Active support from the requirements analysis via the software roll-out all the way to daily operations

ABOUT US

Our projects

Moses at the Technical University of Berlin
„carpe diem!“ at the RWTH Aachen University
Moses at the Technical University of Munich
Adjustment of Moses to the planning needs of medical schools with Charité Berlin