Create an algorithm from the description below and give the outputs for it. 1. Make a list of all possible time slots for each course based on faculty availability and available classrooms. 2. Make a graph G = (V, E), where V is the set of nodes representing courses, faculty, and classrooms, and E is the set of edges representing scheduling conflicts. 3. For each course node, add edges to all nodes representing courses that conflict with the course in terms of faculty availability and classroom availability. 4. Apply a graph coloring algorithm to G to find a valid schedule for all courses. 5. Check that the schedule satisfies the constraints: . Room capacity: Ensure that each course is scheduled in a feasible capacity room. . Faculty workload: Ensure that each faculty member is not scheduled for more courses than their workload limit. . Student scheduling conflicts: Ensure that no two courses are scheduled at the same time for students with a scheduling conflict. 6. If the schedule is valid, output the optimal schedule, including the course code, name, faculty name, time slot, and room. 7. If the schedule is not valid, return to step 1 and repeat the process with a different set of possible time slots until a valid schedule is found No hand written and fast answer with explanation
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1. Make a list of all possible time slots for each course based on faculty availability and available classrooms.
2. Make a graph G = (V, E), where V is the set of nodes representing courses, faculty, and classrooms, and E is the set of edges representing scheduling conflicts.
3. For each course node, add edges to all nodes representing courses that conflict with the course in terms of faculty availability and classroom availability.
4. Apply a graph coloring algorithm to G to find a valid schedule for all courses.
5. Check that the schedule satisfies the constraints: . Room capacity: Ensure that each course is scheduled in a feasible capacity room. . Faculty workload: Ensure that each faculty member is not scheduled for more courses than their workload limit. . Student scheduling conflicts: Ensure that no two courses are scheduled at the same time for students with a scheduling conflict.
6. If the schedule is valid, output the optimal schedule, including the course code, name, faculty name, time slot, and room.
7. If the schedule is not valid, return to step 1 and repeat the process with a different set of possible time slots until a valid schedule is found
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