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The document outlines a project report for developing a College Management System using Django, HTML, and CSS, aimed at automating academic and administrative tasks. It details the project objectives, development tools, and step-by-step implementation process, including model definitions, admin interface setup, views, URL routing, and authentication. The conclusion emphasizes the project's success in creating a user-friendly platform that enhances efficiency and data management in educational institutions.

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The document outlines a project report for developing a College Management System using Django, HTML, and CSS, aimed at automating academic and administrative tasks. It details the project objectives, development tools, and step-by-step implementation process, including model definitions, admin interface setup, views, URL routing, and authentication. The conclusion emphasizes the project's success in creating a user-friendly platform that enhances efficiency and data management in educational institutions.

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NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

Yakub Future Park, Plot# 5, Nasirabad, Khulshi, Chittagong

Diploma in Engineering

Project Report on Pac-Man Game Development

Course name : Project Work - 1

Course code : 28556


Project name : Create a Pac-Man Game using HTML and JavaScript

Group Members:
1. Rifat Jahan (Group Leader)
2. Safayat Alam
Roll:- 686399
Estiak(Designer)
Roll:- 686358

3. Mohammed Imran
(Contributor) 4. Abdur Rahman Rakib
Roll:- 686372 (Contributor)
Roll:- 686380

5. Safayat Alam Kaisar


(Contributor)
Roll:- 686386

Supervised by:
Monayem Chowdhury
Instructor
Dept. of Computer Science and Technology Teacher’s signature
National Polytechnic College.
Project name: College Management System.

Objective:
To develop a comprehensive College Management System that efficiently manages and automates
academic and administrative tasks within a college. The system aims to streamline processes such as
student admissions, course registrations, attendance tracking, grading, faculty management, and
resource allocation. By centralizing information and simplifying workflows, the system enhances data
accuracy, facilitates real-time communication, improves decision-making, and supports a more
efficient educational environment for students, faculty, and administrative staff.

Development Tools:
1. VS Code
2. Django
3. HTML, CSS
4. SQLite

Project Steps:
Step 1: Set Up the Project
1. Install Django: Ensure you have Django installed.
Run: pip install Django
2. Create Django Project: Start a new project for your management system.
Run: django-admin startproject college_management_system
3. Create the App: Create a Django app within the project to handle various aspects of the
college management system.
Run: python manage.py startapp core

Step 2: Define Models


Create models for the main entities in models.py. Some of the key models might include:
1. Student: Fields like student_id, name, email, phone, address, date_of_birth, etc.
2. Professor: Fields like professor_id, name, email, phone, department, etc.
3. Course: Fields like course_id, course_name, department, credits, etc.
4. Enrollment: To track which students are enrolled in which courses.
5. Attendance: Track student attendance with fields like student, course, date, and status.
6. Grades: Fields like student, course, grade, date_of_entry, etc.

Define relationships using ForeignKey and ManyToManyField where appropriate.

Step 3: Set Up Admin Interface


Register these models in admin.py so that you can manage them through Django's admin
interface.
1. Register Models:
from django.contrib import admin
from .models import Student, Professor, Course, Enrollment, Attendance, Grades

admin.site.register(Student)
admin.site.register(Professor)
admin.site.register(Course)
admin.site.register(Enrollment)
admin.site.register(Attendance)
admin.site.register(Grades)
2. Create Superuser: For accessing the admin interface.
Run: python manage.py createsuperuser

Step 4: Create Views and Templates


Set up views in views.py and link them to URLs.
1. Home View: A home page that can serve as a dashboard, showing overall stats.
2. Student Views: Views for listing students, adding a new student, editing, and viewing
details.
3. Teacher Views: Views for listing professors, adding, editing, and viewing details.
4. Course Views: Views to list, add, and update courses.
5. Enrollment Views: A form for enrolling students in courses and a view for listing
enrollments.
6. Attendance Views: A form for marking attendance and views to display attendance
records.
7. Grade Views: Views to add and manage grades for students.
Each view should have a corresponding HTML template.
Step 5: Set Up URL Routing
Add URL patterns for each view in urls.py:
1. Define URLs: Add URLs in the app’s urls.py.
from django.urls import path
from . import views

urlpatterns = [
path('', views.home, name='home'),
path('students/', views.StudentListView.as_view(), name='student_list'),
path('students/add/', views.StudentCreateView.as_view(), name='student_add'),
]
2. Link App URLs to Project: In the main project urls.py, include app URLs.
from django.urls import path, include

urlpatterns = [
path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
path('', include('core.urls')), # Include app URLs
]
Step 6: Create Forms
Use Django forms to handle user inputs for models:
1. Forms for Models: Create forms in forms.py for each model (like StudentForm,
ProfessorForm, etc.).
2. Form Validation: Add custom validation logic as needed.

Step 7: Implement Authentication and Permissions


Set up user authentication for secure access:
1. Login and Signup Views: Create views for user login and registration.
2. Permissions: Restrict access to certain views based on user roles (like admin, professor, and
student).
Step 8: Add Additional Features
1. Reporting: Generate reports for attendance, grades, and course enrollments.
2. Notifications: Implement email or SMS notifications for grade updates or announcements.
Step 9: Styling and Frontend Enhancements
1. Templates: Use Bootstrap or another CSS framework to style templates.
2. JavaScript: Add JavaScript for form validation and interactivity.
Step 10: Testing and Deployment
1. Unit Tests: Write unit tests for models and views.
2. Deployment: Deploy on a web server.

Source file Screenshot :

Output:
Conclusion:

In conclusion, the development of a College Management System using Django was successful in
meeting the requirements of a streamlined, efficient, and user-friendly platform for managing
college operations. The project effectively demonstrated how web-based systems can simplify tasks
like student registration, faculty management, course allocation, attendance tracking, and grading.
By leveraging Django’s robust framework, we were able to create a secure and scalable system with
a well-organized database and efficient data processing capabilities.

This project highlights the importance of a centralized management system in educational


institutions, allowing administrators, faculty, and students to access and update relevant information
in real-time. It also showcases the effectiveness of Django’s MVC (Model-View-Controller)
architecture in handling complex operations, ensuring data integrity, and offering a clear separation
of concerns.

Overall, the College Management System project illustrates the potential of modern web
technologies in transforming traditional administrative tasks, making them more accessible and
efficient. Future improvements can include adding advanced features like student performance
analytics, mobile app integration, and automated notifications to further enhance the system's
usability and responsiveness.

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