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Logic for Programming Project 2022

Project Overview

This project, developed for the Logic for Programming course in 2022, focuses on analyzing and managing academic scheduling data using Prolog. The primary objectives include:

  • Data Quality Analysis: Identifying events lacking assigned rooms and analyzing their distribution across different days and periods.
  • Simple Data Analysis: Investigating event durations, course offerings per degree, and the evolution of course hours over time.
  • Room Occupancy Analysis: Evaluating critical occupancy periods for various room types to identify potential scheduling conflicts or overutilization.
  • Logic Puzzle Solver: Implementing a solver for a seating arrangement puzzle inspired by Einstein's logic puzzle, determining valid seating configurations based on given constraints.

Project Structure

The project comprises the following main components:

  1. Helper Predicates: Utility predicates designed to enhance code flexibility and maintainability, ensuring adaptability to potential database changes.
  2. Data Quality Analysis: Predicates that detect and analyze events without assigned rooms, facilitating data integrity assessments.
  3. Simple Data Analysis: Functions that perform various analyses, such as filtering events by duration, retrieving courses offered per degree, and tracking the evolution of course hours.
  4. Room Occupancy Analysis: Predicates that calculate room occupancy rates, identify critical periods of high utilization, and assist in optimizing room scheduling.
  5. Logic Puzzle Solver: A Prolog-based solver for a seating arrangement puzzle, determining valid configurations based on specific constraints and rules.

How to Use

To utilize this project:

  1. Load the Project: Ensure you have SWI-Prolog installed and rename dados.txt to dados.pl. Load the project files into your Prolog environment:

    ?- ["project.pl"].

  2. Execute Queries: Run the desired predicates to perform analyses or solve the logic puzzle. For example:

    ?- eventosSemSalas(Events).

    This query retrieves a list of events without assigned rooms.

Author

  • Name: Tiago de Sousa Branquinho
  • Student Number: 106635

Note: This project was developed as part of the Logic for Programming course in 2022 and reflects the academic work conducted during that period.