College Enrollment Management System
Objective
The scope of our project encompasses the development of an integrated educational management system. This system will include features such as administrator login, course addition, request management, and student login, course access, request submission, and simulated payments. The focus is on creating a user-friendly platform to enhance efficiency and engagement in educational institutions.
Abstract
Our system offers a comprehensive platform for both administrators and students in an educational setting. Administrators can efficiently manage the system by logging in, adding courses, and overseeing requests. Meanwhile, students can log in to access a variety of features including viewing available courses, submitting requests, and reviewing their request history. Additionally, students can simulate payments using a dummy payment feature for a streamlined experience. This abstract encapsulates a user-friendly and efficient educational management system, facilitating seamless interaction between administrators and students while ensuring smooth course management and request processing.
KEYWORDS: Mobile application, Android.
NOTE: Without the concern of our team, please don't submit to the college. This Abstract varies based on student requirements.
Block Diagram
Specifications
H/W CONFIGURATION:
- Processor - I3/Intel Processor
- RAM ,- 8 GB
- Hard Disk - 1TB
S/W CONFIGURATION:
- Operating System - Windows 10
- JDK - java
- Plugin - Kotlin
- SDK - Android
- IDE - Android studio
- Database` - Server, php, My Sql
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