Abstract

This system is a comprehensive database designed to assist faculty members in efficiently managing academic information and monitoring student performance. It allows tracking and maintenance of key data, including class details, student records, activities, grades, and submitted documents. Faculty members can store and update information such as student names and addresses, class names, numbers, locations, times, and enrolled students. The system also supports management of classroom activities by recording activity names, numbers, maximum points, due dates, and instructions. A built-in grade book enables faculty to maintain and analyze student scores for each activity, while an integrated plagiarism detection feature compares newly uploaded files against previously submitted ones to ensure academic integrity. Additionally, the system provides tools for retrieving information, identifying missing assignments, and generating performance summaries such as highest, lowest, and average scores, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency of academic record management.

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