The AssessmentCollisionDetector is a software tool developed as part of an academic assignment at HFT Stuttgart. It is designed to manage and optimize assessment schedules while detecting and resolving potential collisions. The project provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for input, collision detection, optimization, and statistical analysis. The software is built using Java 24 and JavaFX 24.0.1, ensuring a modern and responsive user experience.

• Input Parsing: Reads and parses input files to extract assessment data.
• Collision Detection: Identifies scheduling conflicts between assessments.
• Optimization: Utilizes OptaPlanner to optimize assessment schedules.
• Output Generation: Creates CSV files summarizing detected collisions.
• Graphical User Interface: Provides an intuitive GUI for managing input, viewing collisions, optimizing schedules, and analyzing statistics.

• pruefungen.csv: Contains data about planned assessments.
• anmeldungen.csv: Contains student registrations for the respective assessments.

• kollisionen.csv: Provides an overview of all pairs of assessments where at least one student is registered for both.

1. Use Java 24 (V. 24.0.1)

2. Download JavaFX SDK (V. 24.0.1)

   • Download JavaFX SDK

3. Create Run Configuration

   • Create a new run configuration in your IDE.
   • Add the following to the VM options:

     --module-path "%javafx-sdk%/lib" --add-modules javafx.controls,javafx.fxml --enable-native-access=javafx.graphics
     

     Replace %javafx-sdk% with the path to the unarchived JavaFX SDK.

• gui-basic-swing-poc

  • By @42oeaz1bif
  • This branch contains the initial Swing GUI, developed before we switched to JavaFX.

• optimizer-manual-poc

  • By @42grra1bif
  • This branch contains an incomplete attempt of a manual optimizer for the assessments without solving libraries.

• old-gui-before-refactoring

  • By @42oeaz1bif
  • This branch contains the GUI before the refactoring (by @42kejo1bif).

• Icon: Icon by zero_wing