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Evaluate thousands of possibilities and constraints together to target solutions that fit the school’s real structure.
Dersiva is an intelligent timetabling approach that considers teacher working conditions, student learning load, school time structures and administrative preferences within the same planning problem.
A timetable does not become good merely because every lesson is placed without a conflict. Teacher unavailable days, daily capacity, block lessons, class periods, duties, student learning load and the school’s operating structure all need to be considered together.
Dersiva is therefore built around the difference between “completing a timetable” and “building a good timetable.” The goal is not only technical feasibility, but a schedule that is more balanced, fair and practical in everyday use.
Evaluate thousands of possibilities and constraints together to target solutions that fit the school’s real structure.
Judge timetable quality across the school instead of optimizing only a small number of teachers.
Prioritize timetables that can work in teachers’ and students’ daily routines, not merely those that are technically complete.
Teacher working conditions are evaluated together with lesson weight, distribution and students’ daily learning load.
Automation respects limits, preferences and the applied-timetable decision defined by school administrators.
Gaps, dense days, short days, lesson distribution and school-wide balance are part of timetable quality.
When lessons remain unplaced or quality drops, the system aims to make capacity and constraint pressure understandable.
Different scenarios can be tested safely; only the timetable selected for application is published to teachers.
Timetable history, published schedules, outputs and backups are treated as parts of the same planning state.
Dersiva is more than a timetable-generation screen. The desktop planning application, teacher portal and web resources form different layers of one product experience.
School data, lesson assignments, constraints, generation, analysis, duty management, outputs and backups.
Mobile access to each teacher’s published timetable and duty information after the applied timetable is released.
Product information, downloads, release notes, help center and corporate resources.
New capabilities are evaluated to solve real scheduling problems, not simply to increase the feature count. Timetable quality, data integrity, controlled publishing, portable backup and user experience are treated as parts of one system.
Define the real school scenario and the problem that needs solving.
Translate the rule or quality objective correctly into the data model and solver.
Check results and side effects against realistic timetable scenarios.
Move stable improvements into the desktop, portal and web ecosystem in a controlled way.
Finishing a timetable a few seconds earlier matters less than the balance of a schedule the school will use throughout the term. Dersiva therefore aims for a controlled balance between performance and solution quality.
Review the features, workflow and timetable-quality approach.