Examination Timetabling In British Universities

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Causes of Change from Year to Year
For a timetable to be usable year after year it must be sufficiently robust so that whatever changes occur in the input data, only a small alteration is necessary for the timetable. Whether it is possible to use the previous year’s timetable depends on how robust the timetable is and also how much the exam data changes from year to year. Leeds University, who has an automated system, report that they have timetable is, for them, the best option. Some other universities say that rather than completely rescheduling, part of the old timetable is reused, while part is reconstructed. Timetables will obviously exhibit similarities from year to year since their driving factor, the combination of courses on offer to the students, will remain the same in many, if not, most cases.

Average:
New Exams 75%
Student Numbers 67%
Student Preferences 54%
Policy 21%

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