values) they have with all other presentations. The penalty value of each student is used as a ranking index in which the higher, the more difficult to allocate into the timeslot. Using the penalty method, the generated list is: Ordered list: [ 57\"], 510\"] , SSW , S451 , SSE] , 52 [21, Slm , 89m , 83m , 56m]. In this list, S7 conflicts with 4 students. 30, 4 is used as a ranking index. If we use the penalty method, the generated schedule is as follows: Room 2 Jay '2 Room 1 IF we consider the timeslots as a sequence (slotl, slot2, slot3, slot4, slot5 and slots), then the number of ideal timeslots for each panel member can be calculated as shown in the below table. Thus, the quality of this schedule is 17