Schedule (disambiguation)
A schedule is a time management tool consisting of a list of times at which events are to occur, or an order in which they are to occur.
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Schedule may also refer to:
Business and work
- Schedule (project management), including activities not related to time such as resource or risk management
- Schedule (workplace), means of planning resource schedules for work
- Scheduling (production processes), methods of planning for manufacturing purposes
- Master production schedule, a plan for individual commodities to produce
- Scheduled maintenance, list of routine maintenance activities, usually with point at which they should be performed
- Executive Schedule, pay scales within the U.S. government
- General Schedule, pay scales within the U.S. government
- Transport scheduling, calculation of public transport timetables.
Computing
- Scheduling (computing), the operating system management of resources, e.g. caching and multitasking
- Schedule (computer science), a list of actions from a set of transactions in databases
- Key schedule, cryptographic method and setup of code key
Other uses
- Instrument Schedule, a listing of show equipment and information such as location and gear plan
- Drug schedule, listing drugs into different categories
- Schedule of reinforcement, selection of method for training
- Integrated Master Schedule, a supplement to Integrated Master Plan with durations, relationships, and links to WBS and SOW
- Schedules of concessions in international trade law
gollark: Wait, you were going to be "[a] trained lab chemist"?
gollark: You'll memorize stuff naturally if you actually *use* them a lot.
gollark: Well, memorizing things is mostly stupid nowadays.
gollark: They more encourage obeying when anyone is watching and otherwise ignoring the rules.
gollark: Anyway, I don't think instilling more obedience to authority is a particularly *good* thing, and in any case schools are... kind of inconsistent at that.
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