Web-Based Attendance Monitoring System

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 14 Dec 2020Publisher:International Organization of Educators and Researchers Inc.Journal:International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, volume 2, pages 145-152 (issn: 2651-7701,

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Authors: AMORA, EPIFELWARD NIÑO O. AMORA; ROMERO, KENNERY V.; AMOGUIS, RENNAN C.; OLANDRIA, JONAS E.; OLANDRIA, EVANGELINE N.; BERNALES, ALMA MAE J.;

doi: 10.54476/iimrj324 , 10.5281/zenodo.4405156 , 10.5281/zenodo.4405157

Web-Based Attendance Monitoring System

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Abstract

Wireless attendance monitoring system is a system developed to track student attendance during school days. This project features student’s ID Card tapping in the terminal and displays student profile in the portal. An area for announcements is also added in the portal aside from sending it via SMS. More so, it also features an admin panel, including a dashboard that displays reports in graphical view for easy system monitoring as well as it has full wireless computing technology. The software and technologies used in this project are Raspberry Pi, Database Server, RFID Reader, Arduino NMCU, Python, PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap, and CSS.

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Bohol Island State University
Philippines

Keywords

Wireless technology, Web-Based attendance, Raspberry pi server, Micro-computer, Radio Frequency Identification, Web Application, Philippines

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