Automated School Time Table Generator

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An automated school time-table generator was developed by Divyen Patel, Kartik Bhatt, and Nishidh Patel for AES Institute of Computer Applications. The time-table generator helps schools automatically create class schedules. It was created to assist the AES Institute of Computer Applications in managing course scheduling.

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Time-Table Generator
Developed by: Divyen Patel, Kartik Bhatt, Nishidh Patel
For AES Institute of Computer Applications
(http://www.aesics.ac.in)

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