Tidsschema

Tidsschema is a Danish term that translates roughly to timetable or time schedule. In Danish usage, the word describes a plan that assigns activities to specific time slots. It does not refer to a single formal standard, but rather to a general concept of a structured representation of time-based information used in various domains such as education, transportation, events, and information systems.

In education, a tidsschema is the timetable of classes, including periods, subjects, teachers, and rooms. A typical tidsschema entry specifies the day of the week, start time, end time, course code or subject, instructor, and location.

In public transportation, a tidsschema denotes the published schedule of departures and arrivals for services like trains, buses, and ferries, used to coordinate operations and inform travelers.

In information technology and data management, tidsschema can refer to a data model or schema for time-related records. Common elements include date, start_time, end_time, duration, time_zone, recurrence information, and identifiers for the relevant resource or location.

Related concepts include timetable, schedule, calendar, and iCal/recurrence formats. Because its exact meaning depends on context, tidsschema is best understood as a flexible term for organizing and communicating time-related information.