Abstract
The timetabling problem is concerned with the allocation, subject to constraints, of given resources to objects in space and time in such way as to satisfy as nearly as possible a set of desirable objectives. This problem is known to be NP–complete and as such only combinatorial optimization methods can guarantee an optimal timetable. In this paper we propose a sector–based genetic algorithm for solving a university weekly courses timetabling problem. Preliminary experimental results indicate that the algorithm is promising.
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