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Introduction
Exams generated per student enrolment and checked for clashes; rooms with overflow to the nearest venues; lecturers and other staff as invigilators, by workload and student ratio; positions and seating.
Timetable Plus Exam — Main featuresTimetable Plus Exam is standalone software that automates and manages examination timetables from each student's enrolment, for accurate scheduling, efficient use of rooms and staff, and a smooth examination process.
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Exams generated per student enrolment and checked for clashes; rooms with overflow to the nearest venues; lecturers and other staff as invigilators, by workload and student ratio; positions and seating.
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The menu bar and toolbar, the Timetable Explorer with your timetable folders and files, and the Section Status Summary.
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A file holds an exam timetable's data and settings, and can be duplicated for the next semester so existing data carries over.
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Import from CSV, Timetable Plus E-Campus or your Student Management System, then add, edit, export and manage the data.
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Student enrolments turned into exam data, lecturers and their courses for invigilation, and non-academic staff who also invigilate.
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Group courses that should be examined at the same time, so the system runs them together.
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Review the processed data in the Constraints Tree: set constraints, edit, and include or exclude courses.
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Set the exam dates, start and end times, slot length and breaks, add the rooms, and see the structure in the timetable output.
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Group rooms by building, faculty or campus, and set the distance between room groups.
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Set how rooms are used and large courses are split across rooms, arrange courses in folders, include or exclude them, and auto-generate the exam timetable.
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The courses that could not be assigned, each with its reason, so they can be fixed.
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Move a course to any free slot by hand, clear of the courses it clashes with.
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Act on groups of invigilators at once: lock their slots, or allow or stop them invigilating.
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Auto-assign invigilators with minimum and maximum workloads and a student-to-invigilator ratio, or assign them by hand.
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Create positions, limit them to groups of invigilators, distribute them automatically, and change them by hand.
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Full reports by invigilator, student, course-student, lecturer-course and course-lecturer, filtered by venue, date, time and course.
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The exam timetable by course, invigilator or student, then online in Timetable Plus E-Campus: schedule summaries, student exam slips and public viewing.
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