TUGRAZonline is an instance of CAMPUSonline which is used for campus data management.
When you are organizing exams using this system, you might be interested in deriving randomized seating plans. This is for you :-)
(status: 2012-04-06)
Usage: GenerateSeatingPlan.py --lr KNOWN_ROOM STUDENTS.csv GenerateSeatingPlan.py takes a TUGrazOnline CSV file including the students attending an exam and generates a randomized seating plan for a specific lecture room. Several things can be manipulated according to your needs. :URL: https://github.com/novoid/GenerateSeatingplan.py :copyright: (c) 2010-2012 by Karl Voit <[email protected]> :license: GPL v2 or any later version :bugreports: <[email protected]> Run GenerateSeatingPlan.py --help for usage hints Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -c FILE, --csvfile=FILE CSV file of students in TUGrazOnline format. You can add columns but original header line is required. --lr=NAME, --lecture-room=NAME the short name of a known lecture room. so far, following lecture rooms are supported: HS_i7 HS_i11 HS_i12 HS_i13 HS_B HS_P1 test1 --sa=INT, --students_adjoined=INT that many students are sitting right beneath each other before the next empty seat(s) --ra=INT, --filled_rows_adjoined=INT that many rows are being filled with students before the next empty row(s) --fs=INT, --free_seats_to_seperate=INT that many seats are empty before the next student sits --fr=INT, --free_rows_to_seperate=INT that many rows are empty before the next row is filled -s FLOAT, --seed=FLOAT sets random seed for shuffling students (default 0.0) -p, --pdf generates a PDF file with alphabetical student names and seating (requires pdflatex with savetrees, longtable, hyperref, and KOMA) -t, --table generates a seating plan in (HTML) table format. -u, --tableturn Writes the table upside down (view for lecturer). Might not work with all browsers. -v, --verbose enable verbose mode -q, --quiet do not output anything but just errors on console --checklist creates a list of students orderd by seat