The EduManage project is a web application designed for educational institutions to streamline the management of student reports and information, enabling better collaboration between teachers and students.
The EduManage project was designed to address challenges in academic management within educational institutions, providing an efficient and user-friendly platform for both teachers and students.
View, add, and manage students, keeping key information updated at all times, such as contact details, school affiliation, and company information (for internships).
Students can update their personal information, ensuring that contact details remain current and accurate.
Professors can view reports submitted by students, add comments, and mark them as "viewed." An intuitive interface highlights the reports needing attention.
Provides analytics on student performance over time, helping both teachers and students identify strengths and areas for improvement.
Below are the libraries, modules, and technologies that make EduManage work seamlessly.
Composer is used to manage and install the required libraries and dependencies of the project, ensuring that all parts work together seamlessly.
TailwindCSS is a utility-first CSS framework used for responsive and modern styling, allowing a streamlined approach to design.
DataTables, a jQuery plugin, allows dynamic table management including features like search, sorting, and pagination for easy navigation.
jQuery simplifies DOM manipulation and event handling, making frontend interactions with AJAX more efficient.
PDO provides a consistent interface for secure interaction with the database, supporting prepared statements for enhanced security.
AJAX is used for dynamic content updates without reloading the entire page, ensuring a smooth user experience throughout the application.
The student management application is an essential tool for simplifying academic management within educational institutions. It enables rigorous and efficient monitoring of student performance and improves communication between students and professors.