1. Hoops Scheduler Version 2.0 Final Presentation David Shuart (Producer) Lee Long (Technical Director) Joe Barefoot Joe Russ

2. League Breakdown Leagues consist of either varsity high school teams, junior varsity high school teams, or junior high school teams. Leagues are separated based on levels of competitiveness. Leagues usually contain between 8 and 12 teams based on the average number of teams at each skill level.

3. Court Breakdown Carmichael Auditorium (1 Large Court) Dean Smith Center (3 Large Courts) Fetzer Gym A (3 Large Courts) Fetzer Gym B (2 Large Courts) Woolen Gym (8 Small Courts) Other courts if necessary (example: local high school gyms)

4. Scheduling Constraints Each varsity high school team must play in Carmichael Auditorium at least once. Only varsity high school teams are allowed to play in Carmichael Auditorium. Each team must play in the Dean Smith Center twice.

5. Scheduling Constraints Cont. Junior varsity high school teams and junior high school teams can only play in the Dean Smith Center twice. Varsity high school teams have priority over large courts once all teams are scheduled in the Dean Smith Center twice. Each team must play at least once in each of the nine sessions during a camp.

6. Scheduling Constraints Cont. If a team must play twice in one session to guarantee that each team in a league plays once in each session, the team playing its second game must have at least one game period to rest between games. There must be at least a 90 minute interval between the last game of one session and the first game of the next session for each team.

7. The Demo

8. Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.0 70 team camp

9. Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.0 80 team camp

10. Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.0 90 team camp

11. Version 1.0 vs.Version 2.0 Overall Comparison

12. The End