Workshop 2 :: Online Class Attendance Management System – Complete Project Source Code and Tutorials

Online Class Attendance Management System

Complete Project Documentation, Database Design, Frontend Modules and JSP Source Code

This project demonstrates how to develop an Online Class Attendance Management System using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java JSP, JDBC and Oracle Database.

The tutorial is organized step by step, starting from the project proposal and database design to frontend development, backend implementation and attendance reporting.

1. Project Overview

Project Proposal: Online Class Attendance Management System

Project objectives, scope, requirements and proposed system features.

Database: Online Class Attendance Management System

Oracle database tables, relationships, keys and sample records.

Frontend Module: Online Class Attendance Management System

Frontend pages, user interfaces and module descriptions.

2. Main Project Files – HTML and JSP

The following tutorials explain each project file individually. Follow the sequence to build the complete application.

Core Application and Login Module

File 1 of 28: index.html

Application homepage.

File 2 of 28: index.jsp

JSP application entry page.

File 3 of 28: login.html

Login form frontend.

File 5 of 28: authenticate.jsp

User authentication backend.

File 6 of 28: logout.jsp

User logout and session termination.

Admin Dashboard

File 7 of 28: admin/dashboard.html

Admin dashboard frontend.

File 8 of 28: admin/dashboard.jsp

Admin dashboard backend.

Department Management

File 9 of 28: admin/departments.html

Department management frontend.

File 10 of 28: admin/departments.jsp

Department management backend.

Student Management

File 11 of 28: admin/students.html

Student management frontend.

File 12 of 28: admin/students.jsp

Student management backend.

Teacher Management

File 13 of 28: admin/teachers.html

Teacher management frontend.

File 14 of 28: admin/teachers.jsp

Teacher management backend.

Course Management

File 15 of 28: admin/courses.html

Course management frontend.

File 16 of 28: admin/courses.jsp

Course management backend.

Academic Term Management

File 17 of 28: admin/terms.html

Academic term management frontend.

File 18 of 28: admin/terms.jsp

Academic term management backend.

Course Offering Management

File 19 of 28: admin/offerings.html

Course offering frontend.

File 20 of 28: admin/offerings.jsp

Course offering backend.

Student Enrollment Management

File 21 of 28: admin/enrollments.html

Student enrollment frontend.

File 22 of 28: admin/enrollments.jsp

Student enrollment backend.

Class Session Management

File 23 of 28: admin/sessions.html

Class session management frontend.

File 24 of 28: admin/sessions.jsp

Class session management backend.

Attendance Management

File 25 of 28: admin/attendance.html

Attendance management frontend.

File 26 of 28: admin/attendance.jsp

Attendance management backend.

Attendance Reports

File 27 of 28: admin/reports.html

Attendance report frontend.

File 28 of 28: admin/reports.jsp

Attendance report backend.

3. Additional JavaScript File

Additional File: js/common.js

Reusable JavaScript functions for the application.

4. Recommended Development Sequence

  1. Read the project proposal.
  2. Understand the database structure and relationships.
  3. Review the frontend modules.
  4. Develop the HTML pages.
  5. Implement the JSP backend files.
  6. Configure Oracle Database and JDBC.
  7. Configure Apache Tomcat 9.
  8. Connect the frontend with the backend.
  9. Test all modules.
  10. Generate attendance reports.

5. Technologies Used

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • JavaScript
  • JavaServer Pages (JSP)
  • Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
  • Oracle Database
  • Apache Tomcat 9
  • JSON

6. Important Instructions for Students

  • Follow the tutorials in the given sequence.
  • Maintain the exact project folder structure.
  • Use the same database table and column names throughout the project.
  • Configure the Oracle JDBC and JSON JAR files correctly.
  • Test each module before moving to the next one.
  • Understand the source code instead of simply copying it.
  • Use your own understanding when explaining the project during the final defense.

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