ill be new room; there will be new c.s. Instructor, there will be new c.s. Curriculum 4. Room UtilizationInput: RoomProcess: to display time, instructor, and sectionOutput: Room Schedule 5.Teachers ScheduleInput: InstructorProcess: select instructorOutput: instructor schedule 6.Class ScheduleInput: sectionProcess: select sectionOutput: class scheduleCHAPTER VIISYSTEM REQUIREMENTS7.1 Hardware SpecificationIBM/ PC Compatible Computer32 MB of Memory or higherSpace requirement is approximately 195 MB of free hard disk space8x speed CD-ROM drive or higherMicrosoft mouse or any compatible pointing devicesDisplay:VGA or higher resolution monitor7.2 Software RequirementsWindows 95 or higher7.3 Human Resource RequirementThe Computer Science Dean or any authorized user with a minimum background in computer manipulation.CHAPTER VIIICONCLUSIONThe researchers gathered facts through direct communication, interviews, and reference to various related studies in order to understand how the present system works. The researchers were able to come up with the following findings; that implementing a computerized room scheduler for one department requires a lot hard work and logical thinking including creating algorithms and program simulations; that prototyping model is the best method used by the researchers in developing the proposed software; that the software product will reduce the time spent in making schedules and it will also provide conflict-free schedules.CHAPTER IXRECOMMENDATIONThe researchers made this software to encourage the other researchers to create functional, and reliable software, not only to create simple software but also to create unique software, and to widen our knowledge not for us to become idle but to become functional programmers, analysts, and graphic/layout artists.Through this thesis the researchers do believe that this is only the start of the evolution of this software, future improvements will turn into a more functional...
