Hoops%20Scheduler%20Version%202.0%20Final%20Presentation

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Hoops Scheduler Version 2.0Final Presentation

• David Shuart (Producer)
• Lee Long (Technical Director)
• Joe Barefoot
• Joe Russ

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League Breakdown

• Leagues consist of either varsity high school
  teams, junior varsity high school teams, or
  junior high school teams.
• Leagues are separated based on levels of
  competitiveness.
• Leagues usually contain between 8 and 12 teams
  based on the average number of teams at each
  skill level.

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Court Breakdown

• Carmichael Auditorium (1 Large Court)
• Dean Smith Center (3 Large Courts)
• Fetzer Gym A (3 Large Courts)
• Fetzer Gym B (2 Large Courts)
• Woolen Gym (8 Small Courts)
• Other courts if necessary (example local high
  school gyms)

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Scheduling Constraints

• Each varsity high school team must play in
  Carmichael Auditorium at least once.
• Only varsity high school teams are allowed to
  play in Carmichael Auditorium.
• Each team must play in the Dean Smith Center
  twice.

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Scheduling Constraints Cont.

• Junior varsity high school teams and junior high
  school teams can only play in the Dean Smith
  Center twice.
• Varsity high school teams have priority over
  large courts once all teams are scheduled in the
  Dean Smith Center twice.
• Each team must play at least once in each of the
  nine sessions during a camp.

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Scheduling Constraints Cont.

• If a team must play twice in one session to
  guarantee that each team in a league plays once
  in each session, the team playing its second game
  must have at least one game period to rest
  between games.
• There must be at least a 90 minute interval
  between the last game of one session and the
  first game of the next session for each team.

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The Demo
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Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.070 team camp
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Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.080 team camp
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Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.090 team camp
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Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.0Overall Comparison
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