University Timetabling is an open-source system for automated construction of course timetables and student schedules. The software allows for mulitple university department schedules managers to coordinate efforts to create a diverse non-conflicting schedule.

University Timetabling uses their own constraint solver to handle any scheduling conflicts that may arise in creating a timetable. The solver won was among finalists for all three tracks of the International Timetabling Competition 2007 (ITC2007) and it won two of them.

Good Features:

• plat-form independent
• open-source (free)
• class and exam scheduling
• automated schedule generation
• constraint solver

Bad Features:

• slight learning curve
• cluttered menus

Missing Features:

• instructor class preferences
• required units for instructors