Development of A Hybrid Mobile App for Student Management System
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In the event that the school or college has a large number of employees and students. Courses, student requirements, and time management are all issues that managers face on a daily basis. As a result, the proposed system in this study aims to create a student management system that utilizes a hybrid mobile application to manage student registration activities in schools. Flutter framework and Firebase database were used to create the hybrid app. This project can assist teachers, managers, and students in any school or institute in setting, selecting, and identifying a suitable time for their courses, as determined by the schedule. This project also provides significant benefits to managers in terms of managing student registrations and information.
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