Smart Card Application In University Area

Nurul Ain , Burhanuddin (2007) Smart Card Application In University Area. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Smart Card Application in University area is about project that developed for students and staff to use. This system developed specially for students and staffs (lecturer) as an alternative tools to given new information system for students. The main objective of this system is substitute manual method on announcement for student activities or classes that available. The major software used to develop this project is Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004, Optical Character Recognition and Appserv (Apache, database and PHP). Upon students place the matrix card, an item with a label that consists of the serial number of the matrix card, will be scan using a digital barcode scanner. By using Optical Character Recognition software, the digit number will go through process of extracted data to the binarization. In the scan result, the barcode ID get from the student matrix card will be compared with the pre-safe data to catch the information and listing all the information available. This application will be developed with the concept of Human -computer interaction (HCI) where the application will be designed using some fundamental interaction skills. This system is easy-to-use and userfriendly interface to ensure smooth navigation to lecturers and students use the application. This system successfully help the university's mission in preparing student for the application of Internet Technology and use of matrix card in order to enhance information literacy among the university community between lecturers and students.

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