Java Project for sem 4

SchoolManagementSystem Project in data-structures using java ( Double-LinkedList )

A project of the Java Course

This Java program serves as a simple command-line interface for managing student data. It's designed as a project for educational purposes, particularly for the Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) class at Budi Luhur University. The system allows students to practice fundamental concepts of Java programming, including classes, objects, arrays etc.

A Java-based application that allows managing student records, including enrollment in courses, payment of tuition fees, and viewing the current balance. This project demonstrates object-oriented programming concepts with classes, constructors, and methods to handle student details and payments efficiently.

Basic coding of a Student managementSystem with sqlite Database.

Student Record Management System

A Java-based desktop system for managing student and staff records with MySQL integration.

"A Java + HTML Student Result Management mini project"

🏫 An unofficial CLI for checking grades in eSchoolPlus.

Proyecto 10 - Programación 2

A Java Swing–based system for managing student and teacher records, course enrollments, and reporting in educational institutions.

"A robust Java CLI application for managing student records, courses, and enrollments. Features include automated GPA calculation, CSV data persistence, and distinct administrative modules. Built for the VITyarthi Flipped Course Evaluation."

A Java-based console application for managing student records

JavaFX desktop application for university student and lecturer course registration

Student & Staff Updation System

A basic Java project to manage student records using OOP concepts. Created for learning and showcasing GitHub skills.

java projects

基于Java 17、Gson、Gradle、Lambda、Hutool开发的Cli的简单的学生管理系统

This repository contains a Library Management System implemented in Java. The program allows users to manage library operations such as adding books, searching for books, borrowing, returning, and displaying library records — demonstrating the use of OOP principles in Java.