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Lujla Maharjan, Sayara Sapkota, Shristi Awale, Vishnu Kumar Rana (Supervisor)
Kathmandu: St. Xavier's College
October 2013
Thesis or project
Computer science
BscCSIT, CSC-404: Project work
Bachelor
2009
Student Information Systems are the primary systems for operating schools/colleges.
The Student Information System is a student-level data collection system that allows
the administrative personnel to collect and analyze more accurate and comprehensive
information. Student information systems provide capabilities for entering student
records, tracking student academic performance and managing many other student-
related data needs in a college or university. Student Information System also
supports handling the Student details, maintaining the Student Marks Details, and
also handling the Staff details too. These software systems enable educational
institutions to supervise student-related activities such as keeping records of tests or
examinations conducted, appraisal on performance including details of marks scored,
and all other institution-related activities; in short, they provide a student records
system.
The project entitled “Student Information Management System” has been started
with the vision of a software systems which enables educational institutions to
supervise student-related activities such as keeping records of tests or examinations
conducted, appraisal on performance including details of marks scored, and all other
institution-related activities; in short, provide a student records system.
This project is aimed at how the institute can improve the efficiency of the services.
Student Information System is one of the applications to improve the information of
any particular student. This application involves almost all the features of the
information system; the future implementation will be online help for the users to
obtain information. And also with the implementation of the reliable web platform
and primary concern given to the security aspect to prohibit possible vulnerabilities
or hacking had multiplied the reliability of the system more and more.