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Timetable

In Japanese: 時間割 (jikanwari)

Definition

A timetable arranges classes by subject, day, period, room and teacher, and underpins attendance and grade management.

In more detail

Tying attendance and grades to each class session keeps information consistent.

It requires adjustment to avoid room and teacher conflicts.

At universities and vocational schools it is built each term by assigning a course, teacher and room to each day and period (コマ), checking for clashes between teachers, rooms and students and for room capacity.

When make-up or cancelled lessons change the schedule, keeping attendance tied to the same class keeps attendance rates correct.

In Classio

Classio’s timetable auto-generation places classes without teacher, student or room clashes, within room capacity and teachers’ available days. It is rule-based calculation, not AI. Approved registrations become the attendance and grade lists.

See also

  • Course registration

    Course registration is the process by which students register the courses they will take, based on the timetable, capacity and graduation requirements.

  • Syllabus

    A syllabus is a course plan covering objectives, schedule, assessment methods and materials, helping students choose what to take.

  • Semester system

    A semester system divides the year into terms, such as first and second semesters, and completes and credits each course within a term.

  • Teaching hours

    Teaching hours (jugyo jisu) are the number of class periods taught in each year at elementary and lower secondary schools; the law sets a standard.

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Last updated: October 26, 2026 Edited by Classio. A general explanation based on the laws and systems in force when published; for individual cases, check with the responsible authority or a specialist.

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