Ketan Sen 1
Ketan Sen 1
Ketan Sen 1
The Student Information System (SIS) project addresses the critical need for modern
educational institutions to efficiently manage student-related information in a digital
environment. With the increasing complexity of academic programs and
administrative tasks, there is a growing demand for comprehensive software solutions
to streamline processes and enhance productivity. The SIS project aims to fulfill this
need by developing a centralized platform that provides seamless access to student
data and automates various administrative tasks.
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FEATURES
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MODULES
Authentication Module:
1. Handles user authentication and authorization.
2. Manages user roles and permissions.
Enrollment Module:
5. Facilitates student enrollment processes.
6. Manages admission applications, document verification, and enrollment status.
Academic Module:
7. Manages academic information and records.
8. Handles course registration, class schedules, and academic calendars.
Grading Module:
9. Manages grading and assessment processes.
10. Allows teachers to enter grades, calculate GPAs, and generate transcripts.
Attendance Module:
11. Tracks student attendance for classes, exams, and events.
12. Supports manual entry and integration with biometric or RFID systems.
Communication Module:
15. Facilitates communication between stakeholders.
16. Supports messaging, announcements, and notifications.
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Examination Module:
19. Manages examination and assessment processes.
20. Generates exam schedules, manages question banks, and publishes results.
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SRS INFO FOR THE PROJECT
Introduction
Functional Requirements
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Non-Functional Requirements
Usability:
2. The system should have an intuitive user interface.
3. Response times for user interactions should be minimal.
Performance:
4. The system should handle concurrent users efficiently.
5. Response times for database queries should be optimized.
Security:
6. Data transmission should be encrypted.
7. Access to sensitive data should be restricted based on user roles.
Reliability:
8. The system should be available 24/7 with minimal downtime.
9. Backup and recovery mechanisms should be in place to prevent data loss.
Scalability:
10. The system should be scalable to accommodate increasing user loads and data
volumes.
Compatibility:
11. The system should be compatible with modern web browsers and mobile
devices.
12. Integration with existing systems should be seamless.
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
Challenges:
Objective:
1. Centralize Student Information: Aggregate student data into a unified database for
easy access and management by authorized users.
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4. Enable Data-Driven Decision-Making: Incorporate advanced analytics capabilities
to derive actionable insights from student data, empowering educational institutions to
make informed decisions.
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APPLICATION
Schools:
Student Enrollment: Facilitates seamless enrollment processes, including
online application submission, document verification, and admission status
tracking.
Attendance Tracking: Automates attendance recording for classes, exams,
and extracurricular activities, reducing administrative burden and ensuring
accurate attendance data.
Grading and Transcript Generation: Streamlines grading processes,
calculates GPAs, and generates transcripts efficiently, providing students with
timely feedback on their academic performance.
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Skills Assessment: Conducts skills assessments and competency tests,
identifies areas for skills development, and recommends personalized training
pathways based on individual performance.
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CONCLUSION
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REFERENCE
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