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#1
my data are the common ones of school:

Teachers
subjects
classes
building
classes

The additional would be to allocate the teacher according to their abilities and available timetable
#2
I read the post of Peter B that you mentioned and I saw that you created another FET, analyzing it at first seems to be equal to the Official.

Would you have any idea how I would do this "draw" of teachers according to your qualification? or is it not possible?
#3
Get Help / How to use teachers' qualifications
May 08, 2019, 06:25:20 PM
Good afternoon I came to a doubt and would like to know how to solve it.

Is it possible for me to generate my picture without informing a teacher explicitly? But I will enroll all teachers and their qualifications for various disciplines, so the FET would choose teachers randomly according to their qualifications.

The second question is, if the previous one is possible, would I have to define that it would use all the availability of a teacher (if he has the qualification for those disciplines) instead of putting another one in the place?

For example:

Teachers:            Qualification
Teacher 1            Geography, Mathematics, Physics
Teacher 2            Mathematics
Teacher 3            Physics



I wanted, for example, to allocate Professor 1 for all the activities he has enabled (in this case all) if his time load is logically possible.

I tried adding a restriction of min of days in the week to all but then those who have nothing (0 allocated activities) give me an error.

Any idea how I can do this?

obs: in the activities register I'm importing them from a .csv and leaving the teacher field blank, so that he chooses the teacher, would that be it?Good afternoon I came to a doubt and would like to know how to solve it.

#4
Get Help / Re: Allocate students in classrooms
May 08, 2019, 12:53:19 PM
Thank you very much, after much thinking here I got to understand what you wanted to tell me.
I'm sorry for not opening a new topic, next time I'll do this.

Excellent job.
Att. :D
#5
Get Help / Re: Allocate students in classrooms
May 07, 2019, 10:22:04 PM
Now I have another question .... as is the criterion to be generated this number of "<Activity_Group_Id>", because I do not understand .... it starts at 1 then jumps pro 3 and returns pro 0.
I wanted to understand the criteria so I can create this .fet file manually.
The rest I think I understood how it does.


follows image of my .csv file and fet generated when inserting into program

Thank you!
#6
Get Help / Re: Allocate students in classrooms
May 07, 2019, 06:13:24 PM
I understand ... I'm going to add all the rooms to the people that I do not have the room preference and for the activities I have to have a room I add a session explicitly to her.
#7
Get Help / Allocate students in classrooms
May 06, 2019, 09:40:06 PM
Hello good afternoon,
I have a question and would like to know if I am right or not?
I am registering all my necessary information, such as disciplines, teachers, classes, activities, maximum number of students in each class and etc ....
Finally I'm adding the rooms, but I'm just adding them without preference to anyone.
My question is this .... the FET will only show me in the timetable the room that is preferred to some class or discipline?
For example, if I just register the rooms with their capabilities, will it (FET) not allocate the students in this room if I do not put any preferences?
I imagined so, I register the rooms and it would allocate me in any available room (until arriving at its maximum capacity).

Can you help me figure it out? Because I wanted to show me in the timetable:
"Class"
"Subject"
"Teacher"
"Living room"

The first three I got, the room did not.

Att.
#8
Talk It Up! / Re: FET on the Web or Cloud
May 03, 2019, 01:23:18 PM
I would like to know how it would be possible for me to build the xml .fet manually?