Timetable (noun)

1. A schedule or plan that gives the times at which certain things are planned to happen or be done.
2. A table showing the times of trains, buses, or other forms of public transport.

Origin:

The word "timetable" comes from the combination of the words "time" and "table". it has been used in english since the 18th century.

Examples:

1. He consulted the timetable before leaving for the station.
2. The timetable for the exam was posted on the notice board.
3. She made a timetable for her daily tasks.
4. The timetable for the classes was changed due to the strike.
5. The timetable for the project was very tight.