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Application Of Genetic Algorithms In Optimizing The Distribution Of Examinations In An Examination Scheduling Problem
The scheduling of exams in universities and institutions is known to be a highly constrained problem. Soft and hard constraints need to be satisfied. The increasing number of students and courses offered from year to year increases the difficulty of scheduling the exams. Different approaches hav
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