School Academic System Via SMS

Roziatul Hasmat , Mat Yamin (2009) School Academic System Via SMS. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Nowadays, computers are used to manage daily works. Without exception, in school also used the computer to manage daily administration and academic matters. Admin needs computer to store student marks and information. The process that used the computers is the student attendance and assessment process. Before this, most schools used computer as an equipment to save student's data. However, computers are merely used to store data and there are no systematic ways of storing data and turn that data into informational knowledge to admin i d parents. For future usage, School Academic System (SAS) via SMS is suggested to solve that problem. This system has two submodules that have been developed, the student attendance and the assessment. This system use ,short message service, make announcement, checking status results and attendance. The objective of SAS is to make easier for parents to check status of their' children assessment and attendance using online system or SMS. The assessment process that been developed on this system are for mid-term exam and final-year exam. This system follows by System Development Life Cycle and implemented using Hypertext Pre-Processor (PHP) language and MySQL database. The application chosen to connect PHP, MySQL and GSM Modem is Ozeki Message Server. It is formed by a few phases which are planning, analyzing, design 'and implementation and testing. Adrnin is responsible to manage student assessment while parents can check status of student assessment and attendance via online system or by SMS.

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