Eshley
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•Created by Eshley on 1/25/2025 in #java-help
Java College Project
Constraints:
Calendar Availability
The system must ensure that tasks are scheduled only during available times in the calendar. If the user's calendar is full or there are overlaps between tasks, the system should update or rearrange the schedule to ensure the most urgent tasks are completed on time.
Resource Limitations
Each task requires different resources—time, calendar space, or even continuous work hours. Scheduling must consider these limitations. For example, if a task requires one continuous hour but no such time is available, the system should try to split the task or schedule it elsewhere.
Task Dependencies
If there are dependencies between tasks (e.g., one task cannot be performed before another is completed), the algorithm must ensure that the schedule respects the required order of completion. The system cannot schedule tasks that conflict with their dependencies.
Time Constraints and Critical Deadlines
Every task has a critical deadline, which is an important constraint. As a task's deadline approaches, the system must prioritize its completion to avoid missing an important due date.
Flexibility for Unexpected Changes
The system needs to handle unexpected changes in the calendar, such as adding new tasks or postponing existing ones. Such changes might require rescheduling tasks, and the system must ensure that urgent tasks are not disrupted during this process.
I’m not sure yet if I should address task dependencies or not—what do you think?
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