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    An automated school records management system

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    2009-08
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    Iga, Lawrence
    Kyasanku, David
    Mutuzo, Jackie
    Boonabaana, Christine
    Kiwanuka, Aurthur
    Mushabe, Jackie
    Kyalimpa, James
    Mungoma, Michael Jonathan
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    Abstract
    In this study, an automated record management system to manage school records was developed. This was as a result of the realization of the need for an efficient and effective automated system given the incompetent nature of the manual systems in place vis-à-vis the dynamic nature of information technology and the wide array of information needs. Ntinda View College located in Ntinda, kulambiro hill, eight Kilometers from the city center, was used as the case study. The system was implemented using Microsoft visual basic 6.0 Express Edition, Microsoft word processor, Microsoft excel, Microsoft access, Structured Query Language and Seagate crystal reports developer Edition. To identify system requirements the observation and interview methods of data collection were used. The study identified the major problems faced by the use of manual filing systems to manage school records and attempted to solve them by developing an automated school records management system. Recommendations such as user training, parallel system conversion and anti-virus update installations will ensure smooth functionality and system availability. This project report will act as a fundamental guide or tool to management in system evaluation and decision making.
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