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Erics Room Booking System - php/mysql originally made as a classroom booking system but could be used to book many things. Any number of rooms. Any number slots per day. Booked by department/name/initials. Updated to 1.4 March 2023 for PHP Version 8.1.2, MariaDB 10.6.12 using PDO
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Runscho
School Management Software
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This is a scheduling assistant for college and university departments. This assistant lets the user put professors in rooms, teaching a specific class. It deals with one week. Accomodates overlapping semesters. Reports schedules and schedule conflict
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Remote Classroom Management System
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Scheduling and calendar managament of classrooms and other rooms that are placed in one or multiple buildings. The aplication also provides the automatic confection of schedules from the data inserted in the same act to reserve a classroom.
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A Java application used to assist in the scheduling of classrooms. Intended for colleges to avoid conflicts when scheduling courses and professors into classrooms using particular timeslots.
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