An Online Management System for facultes
Abstract
The Faculty Management System is a web-based
application designed to streamline the management
of academic activities for faculties and students in
an educational institution. This system provides a
centralized platform where both faculties and
students can manage their teaching, schedules, and
professional activities efficiently. The system
consists of three main modules: Admin, Faculty,
and Student. The Admin module allows
administrators to manage the registration of both
faculty and student details, including their login
credentials and personal information. Faculty
members can use the platform to schedule their
lectures, manage research publications, upload
marksheets, and oversee various professional
engagements like reviews and invigilation.
Students, on the other hand, can access their
schedules, view faculty research, download
marksheets, and track faculty engagements. The
system is built using Python with Django and
MySQL, ensuring data storage, retrieval, and
management in a secure and organized manner.
This web application aims to enhance the
administrative process, increase transparency, and
improve communication between faculties and
students within an academic institution.
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