Student Academic And Administrative Portal Domain Django
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/npttt441Keywords:
Student Portal System, Django Framework, Web Application, Academic Management System, Role-Based Access Control, Database Management, Python, MVT Architecture, Automation, Educational TechnologyAbstract
The rapid digital transformation in educational institutions has created a need for efficient and centralized systems to manage
academic and administrative activities. This paper presents the design and implementation of a Student Portal System developed using the Django web framework. The proposed system aims to automate and streamline student-related processes such as
registration, authentication, course management, academic performance tracking, and communication between stakeholders. The system adopts a role-based access control mechanism, enabling secure and customized access for students, faculty, and administrators.
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