Published June 13, 2025
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CLASSYNC: A Smart Timetable Generator using PHP and AI Integration
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In the evolving educational ecosystem, creating conflict-free, optimized timetables remains a manual, time- consuming task. ClassSync is a PHP-based intelligent timetable generator designed to automate this process. Leveraging AI for auto-matching classes, subjects, and teachers while integrating database control and PDF generation capabilities, this system ensures administrative ease and academic clarity. The project demonstrates how conventional processes can be enhanced using minimal AI infrastructure in PHP-backed.
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