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Classes Planning

This robotic automation demonstrates how to use HyperC as a timetable planner.

In this example we define how many hours we would like to have for each class, and define actions that fill the time slots that are directly seen as an output classes timetable.

We define a few extra actions to check that all the requirements were met.

It is left as an exercise to the reader to try adding more constraints to the problem, like having some classes to go before others, or having fixed time requirements for a class.

Further expansions of this example may include assigning tutors to a class and making sure they are available in the time slot and planning room booking, including travel distances between campuses.