Online Bed Booking for Quarantine
Objective
The main objective of this project is to book beds online in quarantine situations and to reduce the death rates in the city.
Abstract
The COVID-19 is the most pandemic time .It crossed millions of deaths. To control deaths by giving treatment to the Covid patients. To contribute this pandemic situation control, this study attempts to control deaths by providing treatment. we developed a better way to take treatment in quarantine Hubs .Our application will help to create a way to book their slot to take treatment on pandemic situation .which reduce the burden to the people who got positive.
KEYWORDS: COVID-19, quarantine, pandemic
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Specifications
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS:
RAM : 8GB (min)
Processor : I3/Intel Processor.
Hard Disk : 128 GB
Key Board : Standard Windows Keyboard
Mouse : Two or Three Button Mouse
SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS:
Operating System : Windows 7+
Server-side Script : Python 3.6+
IDE : PyCharm.
Libraries Used : Pandas, numpy, SKlearn, keras.
FrameWork :Django
Learning Outcomes
- Scope of Real Time Application Scenarios.
- What is a search engine and how browser can work .
- What type of technology versions are used.
- Use of HTML, and CSS on UI Designs.
- Data Parsing Front-End to Back-End.
- Working Procedure.
- Introduction to basic technologies used for.
- How the project works.
- Input and Output modules.
- Practical exposure to
- Hardware and Software tools .
- solution providing for real time problems.
- working with team / individual
- work on creative ideas.
- Framework use.
- About python.
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