The Practice and Theory of Automated Timetabling II
Edmund K Burke and Michael W Carter (editors)

This is a list of selected papers. A full list of papers is also available.
The complete book is also available online from Springer-Verlag.

Contents:

Surveys
Recent Developments in Practical Course Timetabling M.W.Carter and G.Laporte	3
Space Allocation: An Analysis of Higher Education Requirements E.K.Burke and D. Varley	20
Tabu Search and Simulated Annealing
Off the Peg or Made to Measure K.A. Dowsland	37
Generalised Assignment-Type Problems J. Ferland	53
An Examination Scheduling Model to Maximize Students' Study Time B. Bullnheimer	78
A Comparison of Annealing Techniques for Academic Course Scheduling S. Elmohamed, P. Coddington and G. Fox	92
Evolutionary Methods
Some Observations about GA based Timetabling P. Ross, E. Hart and D. Corne	115
Experiments on Networks of Employee Timetabling Problems A. Meisels and N. Lusternik	130
Evolutionary Optimisation of Methodist Preaching Timetables D. Corne and Revd J. Ogden	142
Improving a Lecture Timetabling System for University-Wide Use B. Paechter, R.C. Rankin and A. Cumming	156
Constraint Based Methods
A Constraint-based Approach from Examination Timetabling using Local Repair Techniques P. David	169
Generating Complete University Timetables by Combining Tabu Search with Constraint Logic G.M. White and J. Zhang	187
Graph Theory
Construction of Basic Match Schedules (BMS) for Sport Competitions Based on 2-factors A. van Weert and J. A.M. Schreuder	201
Practical Issues
A Standard Data Format for Timetabling instances E.K. Burke, J. Kingston and P.A. Pepper	215
Academic Scheduling and Resource Utilization J. Blakesley	225
The Implemetation of a Central Timetabling System in a large Civic University B. McCollum	239
A Brute Force and Heuristics Approach to Tertiary Timetabling T. Nepal,S.W. Melville and M.I. Ally	256