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Course Registration Project Report

The document is a project report for a Course Registration System developed in C, aimed at automating student course registrations and management. It highlights the system's features, such as user login, course management, and persistent data storage, while also addressing its limitations like the lack of a GUI. Future work includes potential enhancements like a graphical interface and database integration.

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Course Registration Project Report

The document is a project report for a Course Registration System developed in C, aimed at automating student course registrations and management. It highlights the system's features, such as user login, course management, and persistent data storage, while also addressing its limitations like the lack of a GUI. Future work includes potential enhancements like a graphical interface and database integration.

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NORTH SOUTH UNIVERSITY

Project Report of

Programming Language I Lab (CSE115L)

Submitted to

Afsara Waziha

Lab Instructor

North South University

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Submitted by

Name: [Your Name]

ID: [Your ID]

Date of Submission: [Your Date]

Title: Course Registration System

Introduction:

The Course Registration System is a menu-driven console application developed in the C

programming language. It allows students to register for courses, log in with their credentials, and

manage their course registrations. The system stores data persistently using files and provides

essential functionalities for both students and administrators.

Background:
Existing registration systems are often manual and error-prone. This project aims to offer a simple

automated solution using C, applying concepts like structures, arrays, file handling, and user-defined

functions. It mimics real-world course management systems in a simplified form.

Purpose and Benefits:

- Streamline student course registration and record management.

- Prevent duplicate course registrations and usernames.

- Provide persistent data storage using binary files.

- Demonstrate practical application of C programming knowledge.

System Features:

- Register students with unique usernames and passwords.

- Add, edit, view, delete student records.

- Register and drop courses.

- Search students by partial names.

- File-based data saving and loading.

- Student login system for course management.

- View list of available courses.

User Stories:

1. As a student, I want to log in using my credentials so that I can manage my course registrations.

2. As an admin, I want to view, search, and delete students so that I can maintain a clean and

accurate database.

Advantages:

- Easy to use menu-driven interface.

- Prevents duplicate entries in course lists.


- Saves data even after the program exits.

- Secure login system for student access.

Limitations:

- No graphical user interface (GUI).

- No separate admin login system.

- Limited to command-line interaction.

- Does not validate course IDs from a predefined database.

Topics Covered:

- Structures and Arrays

- File Handling (fopen, fwrite, fread, fclose)

- Functions and Modularity

- String Handling (fgets, strcmp, strstr, etc.)

- Pointers

- Conditional Statements and Loops

- Menu-driven Programming

Screenshots:

(Include these manually in your document from your program screenshots)

Future Work:

- Add a GUI using C graphics or migrate to a web-based interface.

- Implement an Admin Dashboard with more access control.

- Connect to a database system (like MySQL) for better scalability.

- Add email or SMS confirmation system for course updates.


Team Member Contributions:

This project was completed individually. All sections including design, development, debugging, and

documentation were completed by the author.

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