论文信息 - A Linear Programming Solution to the Faculty Assignment Problem.

A Linear Programming Solution to the Faculty Assignment Problem.

Abstract This paper investigates the problem of assigning faculty to courses at a university. A program is developed which is both efficient in that integer programming is not required, and effective, in that it facilitates interaction by administration in determining the optimal solution. The results of some empirical tests are also reported.

Jon A. Breslaw

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