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Project Description The Grade Monitoring System is developed to allow the students and guardians to view the grades. It has student, guardian, faculty and administrator users. Students user are about to view their subject grades. The Guardians user are about to view the grades of their child. The Faculty is all about to put the grades into students WF, INC, 1.00 – 3.00 and 5.00. Once the faculty commits a grade to students, they cannot change it. The Administrator is all about monitoring and managing the system by just add, delete, edit, search and view the students.
Entity Relationship Diagram

Figure 1.3 Shows Entity Relationships of Data

Student – contains information of the students such as student id, password, gender, course, year ,level, first name, last name, last login, login count and ip.
Guardian – contains information of the guardians such as student id, password, relation, level, first name, last name, last login and ip.
Subject – contains the student subjects and the student grades such as student id,subject id, full name, class no, subject code, description, unit, subject course, subject year, professor, semester, year and rating.
Subject Registered – contains the subject information such as subject id, class no, subject code, description, unit, subject course, subject year, subject semester and professor.
Faculty Information – contains faculty and administrator information such as id, first name, last name, gender, department and level.
Faculty Login – contains account of the faculty and administrator such as id, username, password, level, last login, login count and ip.
Project Structure of the System
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Figure 1.4 – Shows Student and Guardian Login

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Figure 1.5 – Shows Student Page
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Figure 1.6 – Shows Guardian Page
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Figure 1.7 – Shows Admin and Faculty Login

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Figure 1.8 – Shows Faculty Page
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Figure 1.9– Shows Administrator Page

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