This Java project aims to build an automated exam seating arrangement for students for exams, depending on various inputs. Students can register and log in to the system and input their relevant data, such as branch, semester, year, and subject. On the other hand, the admin will put details like the total number of students appearing for the exam, available classes with the number of seats, etc. After gathering all the information, this system will create a seating arrangement based on a row number and students’ roll number.
Learning outcomes:
- Knowledge of Java classes and objects to hold data and define functionalities related to them
- Basic understanding of I/O operations the take in user input and provide potential output in a clear format
- Use of control flow statements to iterate through student data, check for available seats and assign seat numbers accordingly
- Knowledge of data structures like arrays or lists to efficiently manage student and sit information
- Understanding of creating algorithms to assign seats for students
What it takes to execute this project:
- Set up your Java development environment by downloading and installing JDK and Eclipse IDE
- Plan and design your Java class structure to store data and perform necessary actions
- Build functionalities for your project, like adding students, defining exam halls, and creating the core logic of generating seat arrangements
- Work on developing a user-friendly interface for better interactions
- Test the application thoroughly and find and fix errors
Real-world applications:
- Schools and colleges can use such an automated system during large-scale examinations to save time and effort for teachers and administrators in arranging seats for students
- Organisations conducting professional certification exams can use this tool to generate seats automatically based on some criteria to avoid the risk of cheating
- Businesses can use it to arrange seats for employees appearing in a test to check their progress after training