Design Student Examination Mark-sheet Management System for Lebanese French University (LFU
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https://doi.org/10.25212/lfu.qzj.3.4.32Keywords:
Software, Database, Application, SEMMS, LFUAbstract
In this paper, a custom student examination mark-sheet management system (SEMMS) is developed to overcome the problems that arise in the manual system, avoid errors while entering the data, and makes seeking information easier. The results show how useful this software is in helping LFU University and its student: 1) perform their work faster, create a better-looking diagram; 2) plan a good layout before implementing a real network; 3) keeping their information secure; and 4) make their management easier. The software provides an attractive environment where data about college students and employees can be handled easily.
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