3 research outputs found
PERANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PENGADAAN BAHAN FAKTOR PRODUKSI DI PT. PERKAKAS REKADAYA NUSANTARA SUBANG
No full textPratiwi Dewi Setiono 2007, “THE PLANNING OF SYSTEM INFORMATION FOR PRODUCTION SUPPLYING MATERIAL AT PT. PERKAKAS REKADAYA NUSANTARA SUBANG”, Last Assignment Report Of Diploma Of III Of Faculty Of Technic Of University Computer Indonesia, under guiding by Mrs. Wahyuni, S.Si
Thesis Defense Scheduling Optimization Using Harris Hawk Optimization
Full text linkThis research discusses how the Harris Hawk Optimization (HHO) algorithm handles scheduling problems. The scheduling of thesis defenses at the Institut Sains dan Teknologi Terpadu Surabaya (ISTTS) is a complex issue because it involves the availability of lecturers, teaching/exam schedules, lecturer preferences, and limited room and time availability. The scheduling constraints in this research are divided into two categories: Hard Constraints and Soft Constraints. Hard constraints must not be violated, including each lecturer's unique availability, conflicts, and existing exam or teaching schedules. Soft constraints, on the other hand, include preferences for specific days or rooms for the defense. The complexity of scheduling due to these two types of constraints leads to longer scheduling times and an increased likelihood of human error. To automate and optimize this process, the author employs the HHO algorithm. HHO is inspired by the behavior of the Harris Hawk, known for its intelligence and ability to coordinate while hunting. The results of the HHO algorithm are translated into a slot meter, which helps to map the solution to available time slots. The HHO algorithm can generate schedules that comply with 90% of the hard constraints at ISTTS. Evolutionary algorithms typically have high complexity and computational time; in this case, the researcher experimented with multiprocessing. Multiprocessing improved the computational time by up to 39%
Thesis Defense Scheduling Optimization Using Harris Hawk Optimization
Full text linkThis research discusses how the Harris Hawk Optimization (HHO) algorithm handles scheduling problems. The scheduling of thesis defenses at the Institut Sains dan Teknologi Terpadu Surabaya (ISTTS) is a complex issue because it involves the availability of lecturers, teaching/exam schedules, lecturer preferences, and limited room and time availability. The scheduling constraints in this research are divided into two categories: Hard Constraints and Soft Constraints. Hard constraints must not be violated, including each lecturer's unique availability, conflicts, and existing exam or teaching schedules. Soft constraints, on the other hand, include preferences for specific days or rooms for the defense. The complexity of scheduling due to these two types of constraints leads to longer scheduling times and an increased likelihood of human error. To automate and optimize this process, the author employs the HHO algorithm. HHO is inspired by the behavior of the Harris Hawk, known for its intelligence and ability to coordinate while hunting. The results of the HHO algorithm are translated into a slot meter, which helps to map the solution to available time slots. The HHO algorithm can generate schedules that comply with 90% of the hard constraints at ISTTS. Evolutionary algorithms typically have high complexity and computational time; in this case, the researcher experimented with multiprocessing. Multiprocessing improved the computational time by up to 39%
