The document outlines a system for managing seating arrangements for SEM exams, aimed at helping students easily find their assigned seats and improving the examination process. It details software and hardware requirements, functional and non-functional requirements, and the technologies used for web development and database management. Additionally, it includes sample code for the user interface and functionality for both students and administrators to access and manage seating data.
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The document outlines a system for managing seating arrangements for SEM exams, aimed at helping students easily find their assigned seats and improving the examination process. It details software and hardware requirements, functional and non-functional requirements, and the technologies used for web development and database management. Additionally, it includes sample code for the user interface and functionality for both students and administrators to access and manage seating data.
Implementing a website system for SEM exam seating
arrangements, enabling students to quickly and easily identify their assigned seats, reducing confusion and chaos during exams, and streamlining the examination process for invigilators and exam staff. The design of seating arrangements must consider various factors, including minimizing distractions, preventing cheating, and promoting accessibility. Effective arrangements create a structured environment that helps students concentrate and reduces anxiety, which is often heightened during exams. By providing clear guidelines and strategically placing seats, educators can enhance the testing atmosphere, ensuring that all students have the best possible opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. 1. Software Requirements ● User Interface (UI): An intuitive and user-friendly interface for both administrators and students to navigate. ● Database Management: A reliable database to store student information, seating assignments, and exam details securely. 2. Hardware Requirements ● Servers: Sufficient server capacity to host the application and manage user requests efficiently. 3. Functional Requirements ● User Authentication: Secure login for administrators and students to access the system. 4. Non-Functional Requirements ● Security: Data encryption and security protocols to protect sensitive student information. TECHNOLOGIES USED