Library Management System
Chapter 1: Introduction
1 Introduction
The innovative timetabling of school management system will serve to create a better way of making and publishing the timetable. The system will coordinate lecturers, students, rooms and timeslots. There will be a change of the delivery of timetable of both lecturers and students. .It will replace the current manual system. Timetables will be assessed in real time by both students and lecturers. Timetables will be based on shifts and period times. This project will make life easier for this staff and students because it will make timetables to be easily searched for. A timetable is a list or table of events arranged according to the time when they take place; schedule (Farlex 2012).
The timetabling system will not replace the old way but also will introduce some features which may be necessary to both lecturers and students. These features will be made user friendly so that users do not encounter difficulties in navigating the system.
2 Background
Linton University is a part of Legenda Education group which comprises of four more others namely Pertama Institute of technology, Jati Institute, and Institute of Medical science. The group commenced its operations with the establishment of group of Kolej Legenda. It was founded in 1998. It is located in Mantin, Negeri Sembilan Malaysia. They are currently using a manual timetabling system. My motivation to do this project is to improve the timetabling system. The current system used is a manual one which is involves students and lecturers having hard copy timetables which are subject to change and public holidays, assignment submission and exam dates are not included.
3 Problem Statement
The current manual system is not ideal especially in a world where most people are well vested with technology. It is time consuming to prepare and distribute the timetable manually; these results in people missing their classes. Also manually making of
1 Introduction
The innovative timetabling of school management system will serve to create a better way of making and publishing the timetable. The system will coordinate lecturers, students, rooms and timeslots. There will be a change of the delivery of timetable of both lecturers and students. .It will replace the current manual system. Timetables will be assessed in real time by both students and lecturers. Timetables will be based on shifts and period times. This project will make life easier for this staff and students because it will make timetables to be easily searched for. A timetable is a list or table of events arranged according to the time when they take place; schedule (Farlex 2012).
The timetabling system will not replace the old way but also will introduce some features which may be necessary to both lecturers and students. These features will be made user friendly so that users do not encounter difficulties in navigating the system.
2 Background
Linton University is a part of Legenda Education group which comprises of four more others namely Pertama Institute of technology, Jati Institute, and Institute of Medical science. The group commenced its operations with the establishment of group of Kolej Legenda. It was founded in 1998. It is located in Mantin, Negeri Sembilan Malaysia. They are currently using a manual timetabling system. My motivation to do this project is to improve the timetabling system. The current system used is a manual one which is involves students and lecturers having hard copy timetables which are subject to change and public holidays, assignment submission and exam dates are not included.
3 Problem Statement
The current manual system is not ideal especially in a world where most people are well vested with technology. It is time consuming to prepare and distribute the timetable manually; these results in people missing their classes. Also manually making of
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