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Olá, bom dia! Tudo bem? Se for em quesito de impressão ou para transformar a grade horária em PDF, lá na aba GRADE, na opção IMPRIMIR, você seleciona a TURMA dos alunos de sua escolha (no Brasil, seria o mesmo que classe geral dos alunos, que estamos acostumados hahahah). Depois, selecione a opção TABELAS DETALHADAS e clique em VISUALIZAR IMPRESSÃO. Isso mostrará a "classe" dos alunos com a divisão de turmas (fica uma espécie de "visão geral", como se fosse um "horário unido" de ambas as turmas). Dessa forma, some aquele sinalzinho de "?" na impressão.

Espero ter ajudado!  

I understand! I'll do some tests following your tips. In general, I've already managed to improve my schedule in many areas thanks to you!!

If I have any questions, I'll send them here and you can answer them as you can.

Liviu, thank you again for your patience, and good night!!!   

I understand! That's a good idea!! I'll take a look.

Thanks, Liviu!!!   

I understand! Thanks again!! 

So, I consider it a new category because the full-time period is a "mix" of the morning and afternoon categories... It includes the entire morning period, plus half of what would be the afternoon period. (The afternoon period ends at 7:00 PM, while the full-time period ends at 3:10 PM).

This could cause some problems, because some teachers, let's say, have classes in a class that only has morning classes, plus another class that only has afternoon classes, plus another class that only has evening classes.

It would be something like this...

He has 10 classes that the morning class schedule only allows him to have between 7:10 AM and 12:30 PM.

In addition to that, he has another 5 classes in an afternoon class where the schedule only allows classes from 12:40 PM to 7:00 PM.

Adding to this scenario, he also has blocks of evening classes that can only be allowed from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM...

What I was thinking of doing is that, when FET allocates a class on that professor's day, it should try to fit as many classes as possible into the shortest possible time frame, with the fewest possible gaps.

In this particular professor's case, I would try to make the afternoon classes, which would be somewhat my "tool for manipulation," either as close as possible to the morning classes, or as close as possible to the evening classes, or half and half. But, let's say, FET should avoid as much as possible the afternoon times that would be furthest from the morning or evening times.

Good evening, Liviu!! Thanks again for helping me!   

Oops, sorry about that. I didn't express myself well. We have four class models (morning, full-time, afternoon, and evening) divided across the three periods of the day.

Morning classes run from 7:10 AM to 12:30 PM.

Full-time classes run from 7:10 AM to 3:10 PM.

Afternoon classes run from 12:40 PM to 7:00 PM.

Evening classes run from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

This scenario generates many "impossible" gaps, as some teachers have classes in all four types of classes, while others only have morning and evening classes. In the latter case, if I add the restriction of a maximum number of gaps per day per teacher, the entire afternoon period is considered as gaps...

Liviu, I've implemented your second suggestion now. It's much better already! I replaced your first suggestion with a maximum workload restriction for all teachers, as I need to "synchronize" the pre-set schedules in another school system that follows a similar model.

I didn't understand how the third restriction works... How do I use it?

Good morning, everyone!! How are you all doing??

So, I'd like to ask for a suggestion. Where I work, there are classes in three periods of the day (morning, morning-afternoon/full-time, afternoon, and evening), with teachers who have classes in all of those periods.

I used the maximum number of gaps per day and per week restrictions, but it wasn't very effective, as we have classes that start at 7:10 AM and others that end at 11:00 PM. This scenario ends up creating many gaps overall. I had made some manual interventions, such as making a teacher unavailable during the times when they don't actually have classes (for example: a teacher only has classes in one morning class and another evening class, so I made them unavailable in the afternoon) and things like that...

I researched a bit about simple gap restrictions within a window, but I didn't quite understand how they work. I was a little apprehensive because, from what I understand, they ignore double or more gaps, and I had to make a move to consider each half-hour class as two FET periods.

So, here's my question: Do you know a "better" way to limit these gaps?

Like, I just want to try to make these teacher activities more "organized." Another example: if the teacher has classes in full-time classes (morning until mid-afternoon), the period they have until the evening classes doesn't "interest me," because they will have this gap due to the class schedule itself. I just don't want them to have one class in the first period of the class and another in the last, and situations of that kind.

Is it also possible to define that the teacher has a minimum number of activities in a day? Like, if the FET assigns some activity on that day, that there are at least two or more, and that, if this doesn't happen, they try to redistribute them to other days?

Thank you in advance for your attention! 

P.S.: After I wrote it, I saw how long the text became hahaha... 

P.S.2.: I'll send an example of my schedule images, already in English, to make it easier to understand. The example is a bit more "exaggerated," just to demonstrate the situation.

Thank you, Liviu!!

I'm also installing the new version right now!!

Good morning everyone!! How are you all doing?

So, I need help with a situation regarding class schedules.

Where I work, we have some classes that study in the morning, some in the afternoon, and others full-time (morning and afternoon). Because of this, some classes start at 12:40 PM, while others finish at 12:30 PM. Because of this, while doing some schedule tests for next year, I noticed that some teachers only had 10 minutes for lunch.

Is there any restriction to prevent, for example, teachers who have classes that end at 12:30 PM from having classes that start at 12:40 PM, in order to guarantee their lunch break?

Thank you all!!

Good morning, everyone! How are you doing?

And isn't that exactly what I needed? Hahahaha

Thanks again, Liviu!

Good afternoon, everyone! How are you doing?

I have a suggestion that I think would be useful for the app. In the statistics tab, I think it would be interesting to have the option to hide teachers who don't have a workload, similar to the option to hide teachers with a full workload, but the opposite.

I think it would be useful in situations where a teacher might be on leave or something similar, but still have an "employment relationship" with the school. It could also be useful for "clean up" the statistics tab, making it easier to view the teachers who are "active" for internal school monitoring.

I deeply appreciate the attention and patience shown by the app/forum moderators and developers!

Special thanks to Liviu Lalescu and Volker Dirr, who saved my life with their apps hahahaha.

  

Good afternoon, everyone! How are you doing?

Volker, I managed to solve the problem by following your instructions! I just ran one more repair command from the command prompt at the end, and it worked perfectly! There were corrupted files in the Windows system itself, having nothing to do with your program. But, since your application had requested these files, I thought it might be a bug and rushed to report it, hahaha... I apologize for that!!

Thank you for your attention and help!

Good afternoon, everyone! How are you?

So, I had a small problem launching the TITITO app.

I installed it normally, just like I did with FET. However, when I click to launch the app, it alerts me with a system message saying:


"TiTiTo.exe - System Error

Code execution cannot continue because VCRUNTIME140_1.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program to fix the problem."

And also:

"TiTiTo.exe - System Error

Code execution cannot continue because MSVCP140_1.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program to fix the problem."


After that, when I click "OK," the same two messages reappear a couple more times each, and the screen closes.

I tried reinstalling the app as instructed, sometimes selecting the option to replace all files; I also tried deleting all the files and reinstalling everything.

I couldn't solve it. Can you help me with this problem, please?


Thank you in advance for your attention!

Good afternoon everyone! How are you?

Liviu, thank you very much! I hadn't thought of that.

Kind regards,

Xardeuss.

P.S.: I used Google Translate... I'm not very good at English, hahahaha

Olá! Bom dia/tarde/noite a todos!

Preciso de ajuda com uma situação. Na escola em que trabalho temos três períodos de aula: matutino, vespertino e noturno. De manhã temos os cursos tradicionais (fundamental e médio), de tarde alguns integrados (médio + técnico em alguma área, como Desenvolvimento de Sistemas, por exemplo) e de noite temos os cursos técnicos (Técnico em Desenvolvimento de Sistemas, por exemplo). Nos utilizamos dois sistemas de contagem de tempo: de manhã e de tarde, cada horário vale 1HA, e de noite cada horário vale 2,5HA. Dessa forma, nossos docentes conseguem bastante liberdade para trabalharem tanto em Cursos Técnicos, quanto em médios integrados com técnicos. Eis a minha pergunta: existe alguma forma de alterar o valor da HA de um horário no FET? Exemplo: os horários diurnos valem 1HA e os noturnos valem 2,5 HA? Ou o horário 5 vale 1HA e o horário 7 vale 2,5HA?

Caso não exista essa possibilidade, vocês sabem alguma maneira de contornar essa situação?



Preciso fazer isso para impedir que ocorram casos em que o professor possua mais de 8HA no mesmo dia. Também seria mais fácil para utilizar outras funções do FET, caso seja possível realizar essa observação ou algo do gênero.

Desde já, agradeço a atenção!