What scheduling model is used when classes visit at predetermined regular intervals?

What scheduling model is used when classes visit at predetermined regular intervals?

• A. Fixed Scheduling
• B. Flexible Scheduling
• C. Rotating Schedule
• D. Open Scheduling

Answer: (A)

Predetermined regular intervals means the timetable assigns exact start and end times for each class, and these times repeat consistently every day. That describes fixed scheduling: a stable set of periods each day, so students visit the same subjects at the same times. Flexible scheduling would allow variability in when classes meet, open scheduling gives students more choice in what or when to take classes, and a rotating schedule changes the order of classes across days even though the lengths of periods are fixed. The phrase about visiting at regular, pre-set intervals aligns with a constant, unchanging timetable, which is fixed scheduling.

Predetermined regular intervals means the timetable assigns exact start and end times for each class, and these times repeat consistently every day. That describes fixed scheduling: a stable set of periods each day, so students visit the same subjects at the same times.

Flexible scheduling would allow variability in when classes meet, open scheduling gives students more choice in what or when to take classes, and a rotating schedule changes the order of classes across days even though the lengths of periods are fixed. The phrase about visiting at regular, pre-set intervals aligns with a constant, unchanging timetable, which is fixed scheduling.