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The advent of technology has elicited the necessity for efficient management

systems in educational institutions. Among these systems, a student enrollment


system stands out as an essential component for maintaining organized records and
facilitating communication between students and academic institutions. The
following essay presents a basic Python code that showcases the essential features
of a student enrollment system.

The primary objective of a student enrollment system is to allow students to enroll


in courses, view their enrolled courses, and manage their academic records
efficiently. The following Python code implements a simple command-line interface
for such a system:

python
class Student:
def __init__(self, student_id, name):
self.student_id = student_id
self.name = name
self.courses = []

def enroll_course(self, course):


self.courses.append(course)
print(f"{self.name} enrolled in {course}.")

def view_courses(self):
print(f"Courses enrolled by {self.name}:")
for course in self.courses:
print(course)

class EnrollmentSystem:
def __init__(self):
self.students = {}

def add_student(self, student):


self.students[student.student_id] = student
print(f"Student {student.name} added.")

def enroll_student_in_course(self, student_id, course):


if student_id in self.students:
self.students[student_id].enroll_course(course)
else:
print("Student not found.")

def main():
enrollment_system = EnrollmentSystem()

student1 = Student(1, "Alice Johnson")


student2 = Student(2, "Bob Smith")

enrollment_system.add_student(student1)
enrollment_system.add_student(student2)

enrollment_system.enroll_student_in_course(1, "Mathematics")
enrollment_system.enroll_student_in_course(1, "Science")
enrollment_system.enroll_student_in_course(2, "History")

student1.view_courses()
student2.view_courses()

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
In the code above, we define two main classes: Student and EnrollmentSystem. The
Student class captures the essential attributes of a student, including their
identification and name, while also allowing for the enrollment and viewing of
courses. The EnrollmentSystem class serves as the overarching framework for
managing multiple students and their enrollments.

The main function serves as the entry point for the program, where we create an
instance of the enrollment system, add students, and facilitate their enrollment in
various courses. Finally, each student can view their enrolled courses,
demonstrating the system's ability to manage academic records efficiently.

In conclusion, the presented Python code outlines a fundamental student enrollment


system that emphasizes simplicity and usability. While additional features and
enhancements could be incorporated, such as persistent data storage and user
interfaces, this basic implementation serves as an effective starting point for
developing more complex enrollment systems tailored to the needs of educational
institutions.

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