Automated Hostel Allocation System In State University of Medical And Applied Sciences (SUMAS) Igbo-Eno, Enugu State Using E-Commerce.
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PHP, MYSQL, Back-end, Allocation, AutomateAbstract
Given that the internet allows thousands of networks to share resources, this project, which was created especially for State University of Medical and Applied Sciences Igbo-Eno in Enugu State, aims to automate the hostel allocation system so that students can finish the procedures from the comfort of their homes. In order to access the application dashboard, which includes information on hostel room registration, fee payments, student record checks, and the ability to update as needed, administrators and students must first provide their login credentials. The suggested system would solve the shortcomings of the conventional management system approach; it is dependable, user-friendly, and has a graphical user interface. The suggested system will be developed using PHP, using MYSQL for back-end (database) development and e-commerce for financial transactions. The suggested system would create an atmosphere of transparency that fosters trust in the digital world and between students and management.
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