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The Plan Language of a Curriculum: A Formal Model and the Complexity of Degree Planning
We model an academic curriculum as a generator of a language of feasible study plans: prerequisites are monotone Boolean formulas in conjunctive normal form, degree requirements are credit-threshold covering constraints, and a study plan is a sequence of terms bounded by a per-term credit capacity.
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