• $

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTERIZED STUDENT ID CARD PROCESSING SYSTEM

  • 0 Review(s)

Product Category: Projects

Product Code: 00010199

No of Pages: 59

No of Chapters: 1-5

File Format: Microsoft Word

Price :

$40

  • $

ABSTRACT

The manual processing of student identity cards in many educational institutions is plagued by significant inefficiencies, including delays, errors in data entry, duplication of records, and difficulties in retrieval and management. These challenges compromise institutional security, administrative efficiency, and the overall student experience. This project focuses on the design and implementation of a computerized student ID-card processing system to automate and streamline the entire lifecycle of student identification.

The proposed system replaces traditional, graphics-based manual methods with a centralized, web-based application. Key functionalities include a digital interface for secure student data input and photo upload, a robust database for reliable storage and retrieval of records, and an automated module for generating standardized, printable ID cards. The system is designed to eliminate redundant data entry, reduce production time, and enhance data integrity. Furthermore, it incorporates features for tracking card issuance and re-issuance, generating statistical reports for management decision-making, and integrating barcode/QR code technology for potential access control.

Developed with a focus on the specific needs of Nigerian tertiary institutions, this system offers a scalable, secure, and efficient solution. It is anticipated that its implementation will significantly alleviate the administrative burden on staff, reduce opportunities for impersonation and fraud, and provide a more reliable and convenient process for students, thereby modernizing a critical aspect of campus administration.

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS

CERTIFICATION                                                                                                                     ii

DEDICATION                                                                                                                          iii        

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS                                                                                                        iv

ABSTRACT                                                                                                                             v

TABLE OF CONTENTS                                                                                                           vi

 

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       INTRODUCTION                                                                                                         1

1.1       STATEMENT OF PROBLEM                                                                                       2

1.2       AIM AND OBJECTIVES                                                                                              2

1.3       JUSTIFICATION OF THE STUDY                                                                               2

1.4       SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY                                                                                3

1.5       SCOPE OF THE STUDY                                                                                              3

1.6       DEFINITION OF TERMS                                                                                             3

REFERENCES                                                                                                                         .4

 

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW                                                                                                          6

2.1       BACKGROUND THEORY OF STUDY                                                                        6

2.2       CONCEPT OF IDENTITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (IDMS)                                   9

2.3       OVERVIEW OF STUDENT ID CARD                                                                          10

2.4       RELATED EXITING SYSTEMS                                                                                  12

2.5       RELATED WORKS                                                                                                     15

2.6       LIMITATIONS OF EXITING SYSTEMS                                                                      16

2.7       APPROACH TO BE USED IN THE PROPOSED SYSTEM                                           16

REFERENCES                                                                                                                         17

 

CHAPTER THREE

SYSTEM INVESTIGATION AND ANALYSIS                                                                         19

3.1       BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON CASE STUDY                                                  19

3.2       OPERATIONS ON EXISTING SYSTEM                                                                      19

3.3       ANALYSIS OF FINDING                                                                                             20

a)  OUTPUT FROM THE SYSTEM                                                                              20

b)  INPUT TO THE SYSTEM                                                                                       20

c)  PROCESSING ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT BY THE SYSTEM                             20

            d) ADMINISTRATION/ MANAGEMENT OF THE SYSTEM                                       20

            e)  CONTROLS USED BY THE SYSTEM                                                                    20

            f)  HOW DATA AND INFORMATION ARE BEING STORED BY THE SYSTEM            20

            g) MISCELLANEOUS                                                                                                  21

3.4       PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED FROM ANALYSIS                                                             21

3.5       SUGGESTED SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM                                                            21

 

CHAPTER FOUR

SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT                                                                                                      23

4.1       SYSTEM DESIGN                                                                                                       23

4.1.1     OUTPUT DESIGN                                                                                                       23

            a)  REPORTS TO BE GENERATED                                                                             23

            b)  SCREEN FORMS OF REPORTS                                                                             23

            c)  FILES USED TO PRODUCE REPORTS                                                                   25

4.1.2     INPUT DESIGN                                                                                                           25

            a)  LIST OF INPUT ITEMS REQUIRED                                                                       25

            b)  DATA CAPTURE SCREEN FORMS FOR INPUT                                                   25

            c)  FILES USED TO RETAIN INPUTS                                                                         26

4.1.3     PROCESS DESIGN                                                                                                      27

            a)  LIST ALL PROGRAMMING ACTIVITIES NECESSARY                                        27

            b)  PROGRAM MODULES TO BE DEVELOPED                                                         27

            c)  VIRTUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS (VTOC)                                                            28

4.1.4     STORAGE DESIGN                                                                                                     28

            a)  DESCRIPTION OF THE DATABASE USED                                                     28

            b)  DESCRIPTION OF TABLES USED                                                                   28

            c)  RECORD STRUCTURE OF KEY TABLES                                                       29       

4.1.4     DESIGN SUMMARY                                                                                                  30       

            a)  HIERARCHICAL INPUT PROCESSING OUTPUT (HIPO) CHART                         30       

4.2       SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION                                                                                    31

4.2.1     PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY                                                                    31

            a)  PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE USED                                                                    31

            b)  ENVIRONMENT USED FOR DEVELOPMENT                                                      31

            c)  SOURCE CODE                                                                                                      31

4.2.2     SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT                                                                                          32

a)  SYSTEM REQUIREMENT                                                                                      32

b)  TASKS PRIOR TO IMPLEMENTATION                                                                 32

c)  STAFF TRAINING                                                                                                  33

d)  CHANGING OVER                                                                                                 33       

4.3       SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION                                                                                     33

4.3.1     FUNCTIONS OF PROGRAM MODULES                                                                    33

4.3.2     USER MANUAL                                                                                                          34

 

CHAPTER FIVE

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION                                                       36

5.1       SUMMARY                                                                                                                 36       

5.2       CONCLUSION                                                                                                             37

5.3       RECOMMENDATION                                                                                                 37

 

REFERENCES                                                                                                                         39

APPENDIX I                                                                                                                            42

APPENDIX II                                                                                                                           42

 

 


CHAPTER ONE

1.0       Introduction

Identification (ID) cards are used by many establishments today to verify a person’s identity. Educational institution provides ID cards to their students, faculty, and staff to show their connections to the institution. A student ID card may have the summary of student information (Smith & Jones, 2023). ID cards are useful to students, as they can be used to avail discounts on their fares. It can also be used for identity verification for purposes such as claiming money remittances and other purposes (Adewumi et al., 2021). Several educational institutions have offices that will process the student’s ID cards. The students will go directly to that office to request and process their ID cards. In some institutions, there is a specific office or department that provides ID cards to the students. The processing of ID took place in that particular office and was done manually.

In educational institutions, student identification (ID) cards are critical components of administrative and security systems. These cards serve multiple purposes: they authenticate students’ identities, provide access to facilities, and often act as keys to examination halls, hostels, and library systems (Gupta & Patel, 2024; Khan, 2022). However, the manual processing and generation of these ID cards remains a time-consuming and error-prone task in many schools and higher institutions. Issues such as inaccurate data entry, duplication of records, delays in processing, and difficulty in tracking issued IDs are commonly observed  (Omondi & Waweru, 2023).

As educational institutions expand and student populations grow, the limitations of manual ID card issuance processes become increasingly pronounced. There is a pressing need for a modernized approach that leverages technology to improve the accuracy, speed, and convenience of ID card processing (Chen, 2022). The use of computerized systems offers the opportunity to automate data collection, photo integration, card design, and real-time printing, significantly reducing the workload of administrative staff and eliminating redundancy (Tanaka & Silva, 2024).

This project focuses on the design and implementation of a computerized student ID card processing system. The system will allow school administrators to register students, capture essential information, including photographs, and automatically generate standardized ID cards ready for printing. It will also include a secure database to store and retrieve student information, making updates and record-keeping efficient and reliable (Zhang, 2023; Olowe et al., 2025).

 

1.1       Statement of the Problem

The manual method of processing student ID cards is plagued by inefficiencies such as delays, errors in data entry, duplication of records, and the difficulty of retrieving records. In addition, it often requires repetitive work, which can overwhelm administrative staff during registration periods. There is a lack of automation in many institutions, and existing digital tools (where available) are often not integrated or scalable. These challenges create an urgent need for a system that can automate the ID card production process with accuracy, speed, and reliability.

 

1.2       Aim and Objectives of the Study

Aim
This study aims to design and implement a computerized student ID card processing system that simplifies the registration, generation, and management of student ID cards securely and efficiently.

Objectives

  • To develop a digital interface for student data input and photo upload.
  • To implement a database system for secure storage and retrieval of student records.
  • To design an automated ID card layout generator capable of producing printable ID cards.

 

1.3       Justification of the Study

The proposed system provides a solution to many of the problems associated with traditional ID card issuance methods. Automating this process will not only reduce the administrative burden but will also improve accuracy and record management. With the aid of a centralized database, retrieving student records becomes easier and faster. Furthermore, the system can scale to accommodate large student populations without a corresponding increase in processing time. The adoption of this system will enhance institutional efficiency, security, and the overall experience for both staff and students.

 

 

 

1.4       Significance of the study

1.4.1     To the Students

The system will enable students to use the online registration portal effectively for their online registration process, especially for registering their personal information, course registration, and exam registration. It will also promote easy access to information resources, materials, etc.

1.4.2     To the Faculty Members

Through this system, the faculty members can provide all the necessary information and resource material to their students, and get the students' information from the website.

 

1.5       Scope of the Study

This study will focus on the development of a computerized ID card processing system for students. The system will cover functionalities including data entry, photograph capture or upload, database storage, ID card design, and printing. It will be implemented as a standalone desktop or web-based application. However, this project does not cover integration with biometric systems, RFID tracking, or advanced security features like encryption of printed cards. The main emphasis will be on automating the ID card generation and storage of student data in a retrievable format.

 

1.6       Definition of Terms

  • Automation: The use of technology to perform tasks with minimal human intervention.
  • Card Printing Interface: A system component that prepares student data and images for printing onto physical ID cards.
  • Computerized System: A system that uses computer technology to perform operations that were previously done manually.
  • Database: An organized collection of data stored electronically for easy access and retrieval.
  • Data Entry: The process of inputting student information into the computerized system.
  • ID Card: A card issued to students for the purpose of identification within the institution, usually containing personal details and a photograph.
  • Record Management: The systematic control of records from creation through maintenance to eventual disposal.

Click “DOWNLOAD NOW” below to get the complete Projects

FOR QUICK HELP CHAT WITH US NOW!

+(234) 0814 780 1594

Buyers has the right to create dispute within seven (7) days of purchase for 100% refund request when you experience issue with the file received. 

Dispute can only be created when you receive a corrupt file, a wrong file or irregularities in the table of contents and content of the file you received. 

ProjectShelve.com shall either provide the appropriate file within 48hrs or send refund excluding your bank transaction charges. Term and Conditions are applied.

Buyers are expected to confirm that the material you are paying for is available on our website ProjectShelve.com and you have selected the right material, you have also gone through the preliminary pages and it interests you before payment. DO NOT MAKE BANK PAYMENT IF YOUR TOPIC IS NOT ON THE WEBSITE.

In case of payment for a material not available on ProjectShelve.com, the management of ProjectShelve.com has the right to keep your money until you send a topic that is available on our website within 48 hours.

You cannot change topic after receiving material of the topic you ordered and paid for.

Ratings & Reviews

0.0

No Review Found.

Review


To Comment


Sold By

EmaTech Projects Hub

11

Total Item
Visit Store

Reviews (32)

  • Anonymous

    2 months ago

    I really appreciate

  • Anonymous

    9 months ago

    This is so amazing and unbelievable, it’s really good and it’s exactly of what I am looking for

  • Anonymous

    9 months ago

    Great service

  • Anonymous

    10 months ago

    This is truly legit, thanks so much for not disappointing

  • Anonymous

    10 months ago

    I was so happy to helping me through my project topic thank you so much

  • Anonymous

    10 months ago

    Just got my material... thanks

  • Anonymous

    10 months ago

    Thank you for your reliability and swift service Order and delivery was within the blink of an eye.

  • Anonymous

    10 months ago

    It's actually good and it doesn't delay in sending. Thanks

  • Anonymous

    10 months ago

    I got the material without delay. The content too is okay

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Thank you guys for the document, this will really go a long way for me. Kudos to project shelve👍

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    You guys have a great works here I m really glad to be one of your beneficiary hope for the best from you guys am pleased with the works and content writings it really good

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Excellent user experience and project was delivered very quickly

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    The material is very good and worth the price being sold I really liked it 👍

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Wow response was fast .. 👍 Thankyou

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Trusted, faster and easy research platform.

  • TJ

    11 months ago

    great

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    My experience with projectselves. Com was a great one, i appreciate your prompt response and feedback. More grace

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Sure plug ♥️♥️

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Thanks I have received the documents Exactly what I ordered Fast and reliable

  • Anonymous

    11 months ago

    Wow this is amazing website with fast response and best projects topic I haven't seen before

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Genuine site. I got all materials for my project swiftly immediately after my payment.

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    It agree, a useful piece

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Good work and satisfactory

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Good job

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Fast response and reliable

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Projects would've alot easier if everyone have an idea of excellence work going on here.

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Very good 👍👍

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Honestly, the material is top notch and precise. I love the work and I'll recommend project shelve anyday anytime

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Well and quickly delivered

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    I am thoroughly impressed with Projectshelve.com! The project material was of outstanding quality, well-researched, and highly detailed. What amazed me most was their instant delivery to both my email and WhatsApp, ensuring I got what I needed immediately. Highly reliable and professional—I'll definitely recommend them to anyone seeking quality project materials!

  • Anonymous

    1 year ago

    Its amazing transacting with Projectshelve. They are sincere, got material delivered within few minutes in my email and whatsApp.

  • TJ

    1 year ago

    ProjectShelve is highly reliable. Got the project delivered instantly after payment. Quality of the work.also excellent. Thank you