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| Industry | Information technology |
|---|---|
| Products | TPlus Class, TPlus Exam, TPlus eCampus |
| Website | https://timetableplus.com |
Timetablehub Technology Sdn Bhd is a Malaysian technology company that develops software and provides services for timetable management in higher education institutions. The company's products include systems for class timetabling, examination timetabling and web-based access to academic timetable information.
The company provides software and related services to colleges, polytechnics and universities. Its timetable systems are designed to support the scheduling and management of academic resources including courses, lecturers, rooms, students and examination venues. The company also provides implementation and training services associated with its software.[1]
According to Timetablehub Technology's chief technology officer, the company was established in 2007 and has provided course and examination timetabling solutions to more than 60 higher education institutions in Malaysia. The company has also worked with the University of Technology Sarawak (UTS) since 2017.[2]
History
[edit]Timetablehub Technology has operated in the higher education technology sector since 2007. The company develops software for academic and examination timetable management and provides related implementation and training services.
In March 2026, Timetablehub Technology and the University of Technology Sarawak signed a memorandum of understanding covering cooperation in software development, digital systems, technological innovation, technical cooperation, staff development and student industrial training.[2][3]
The agreement was reported by Malaysian news organisations including The Borneo Post and Utusan Borneo. The Sarawak government's Unit Komunikasi Awam Sarawak also reported the agreement and described the cooperation as involving digital innovation, software development and talent development.[4]
Products and services
[edit]Timetablehub Technology develops software for class and examination timetable management in higher education institutions. Its product range includes TPlus Class, TPlus Exam and TPlus eCampus.
TPlus Class
[edit]TPlus Class is a class timetabling system developed by Timetablehub Technology for higher education institutions. The system is designed to support the creation and management of class timetables involving courses, lecturers, rooms and scheduling constraints.[5]
The system can be used together with TPlus eCampus to provide web-based access to timetable information.
TPlus Exam
[edit]TPlus Exam is an examination timetabling system developed by Timetablehub Technology. It supports the creation and management of examination schedules, including course scheduling, invigilator assignment, examination venue allocation and student seating arrangements.[6]
The system also provides analysis and reporting functions for examination schedules. Its documented functions include importing student and course data, applying examination scheduling constraints, assigning invigilators and positions, allocating student seats and producing examination timetable outputs.[7]
TPlus eCampus
[edit]TPlus eCampus is a web-based platform developed by Timetablehub Technology for managing and accessing timetable information. It provides access to timetable information for different categories of users and can display class and examination schedules.[8]
The platform is designed to operate alongside TPlus Class and TPlus Exam, allowing timetable information produced by the scheduling systems to be accessed through a web interface.
Examples of TPlus Campus deployments include university-specific portals that provide master, course, lecturer, room and student timetable views, as well as examination schedule information.
Collaboration with higher education institutions
[edit]Timetablehub Technology has collaborated with higher education institutions in Malaysia in relation to timetable systems and digital technology.
The company's relationship with the University of Technology Sarawak was reported in March 2026 when the two organisations formalised a memorandum of understanding. The agreement included cooperation in software development, digital systems, technical collaboration, staff development and student industrial training.[2][4]
The University of Technology Sarawak's institutional repository also records independent media coverage of the partnership, including reporting by Sin Chew Daily.[9]
References
[edit]- ↑ "Sales/ Business Development cum Training Executive (Timetablehub Technology Sdn Bhd)". Malaysia-Jobs.com. 19 December 2023.
- 1 2 3 "UTS, Timetablehub forge partnership to drive digital innovation, student training". The Borneo Post. 12 March 2026.
- ↑ "UTS meterai MoU bersama Timetablehub Technology". Utusan Borneo (in Malay). 11 March 2026.
- 1 2 "UTS Meterai MoU Dengan Timetablehub Technology, Perkukuh Kerjasama Inovasi Digital". Unit Komunikasi Awam Sarawak (in Malay). 11 March 2026.
- ↑ "T-Plus Class". Timetable Plus.
- ↑ "T-Plus Exam". Timetable Plus.
- ↑ "Timetable Plus Exam Campus Features". AnyFlip. Timetablehub Technology Sdn Bhd.
- ↑ "T-Plus eCampus". Timetable Plus.
- ↑ "Items where Author is "Sin Chew, Daily"". University of Technology Sarawak Institutional Repository.
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