how to write an weekly schedular

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hello
i have a question
i have a list containing teacher name and teacher course and capacity for teacher class and name of course and sex of course and course group and course unit from all courses in my university.
i have to write program that show to me weekly schedular .
for example a table that containing saturday schedular :

8-10 10-12 12-14 14-16 16-18
301 Math history(mr.babaei) pl(mr.sadeghi) ... ...
302 ... ... ... ... ...
303 ... ... ... ... ...
304 ... ... ... ... ...
305 ... ... ... ... ...

rows=class number columns : time

have you any idea or example for me.
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Posted 9-Mar-12 0:47am

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Updated 9-Mar-12 1:14am

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V. 9-Mar-12 9:21am

What it the exact problem? Where are you stuck? What did you try?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-03-09T04:49:00

Assuming you're writing some system that needs to perform an action at a specific clock time, the following would cover the fundamental task of raising an event.

Create a System.Timer for each event to be scheduled (wrap in an object that contains the parameters for the event). Set the timer by calculating the milliseconds until the event is supposed to happen. EG:

C#

// Set event to occur on October 1st, 2008 at 12:30pm.
DateTime eventStarts = new DateTime(2008,10,1,12,30,00);
Timer timer = new Timer((eventStarts - DateTime.Now).TotalMilliseconds);

Since you didn't go into detail, the rest would be up to you; handle the timer.Elapsed event to do what you want, and write the application as a Windows Service to run in background always.