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School Management and Accounting Software

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We like to challenge the quality of what we build to make it better. To do so, we try to make the product intuitive, beautiful, and user friendly. Innovation and hard work help to fulfill these requirements. I believe in order to innovate we need to think differently. A few months ago I discovered there was no open source free school management software that met my quality standards. I happen to know a bit of programming so I decided to make one. I also believe that working with more people can push the standard higher than working alone. So I decided to make it open source and free.

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License

GNU General Public License v3.0

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Whats New

v2.X is built from scratch. Both UI and internal workflow of the application are changed to a better design.

Features yet to be migrated from v1.X to v2.X

Following features that exist in v1.X will be added in v2.X as well in future.

How to Start

Using Docker Container:

Video instruction

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9896315/231230479-bb497be3-024c-4568-b3ea-2b0e8f3501aa.mp4

Document instruction

Docker is now supported and improved.

How To Set Up Laravel, Nginx, and MySQL With Docker Compose on Ubuntu 20.04

With the improved Docker setup, you will get:

Steps to install:

  1. Clone or donwload the repository.
  2. Create purify folder in storage/app/ directory.
  3. Run cp .env.example .env.
  4. Run docker-compose up -d.
  5. Run docker exec -it db sh. Inside the shell, run:

     :/# mysql -u root -p
    

    Mysql Root password: your_mysql_root_password in the docker-compose.yml file. Then run following commands:

     mysql> SHOW DATABASES;
     mysql> GRANT ALL ON unifiedtransform.* TO 'unifiedtransform'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'secret';
     mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
     mysql> EXIT;
    
  6. Finally, exit the container by running exit in the container shell.
  7. Run docker exec -it app sh. Inside the shell, run following commands:

     :/# composer install
     :/# php artisan key:generate
     :/# php artisan config:cache
     :/# php artisan migrate:fresh --seed
    

    Then exit from the container.

  8. Visit http://localhost:8080. Admin login credentials:

    • Email: admin@ut.com
    • Password: password

Steps to follow:

Please carefully follow the steps to setup the school.

Role: Admin

School Dashboard

1. Create a School Session:

After logging in for the first time, you will see following message at the top nav bar.

To create a new session, go to Academic Settings page.

Academic Settings page:

Successful creation of session using following form will display success message:

2. Create a Semester

Now create a semester. A semester duration usually is 3 - 6 months.

3. Create classes

Now create classes. Give common names such as: Class 1 or Class 11 (Science).

4. Create sections

Now create sections for each classes. Give section’s name (e.g.: Section A, Section B), room number and assign them to respective class.

5. Create Courses

Now create courses and assign them to respective semester and class.

6. Set attendance type

Attendance can be maintained in two ways: 1. By section, 2. By course. Stick to one type for a semester. Default: By section.

7. Add teachers

Now add teachers.

8. Assign teacher

Now assign teachers to semester, class, section, and course.

9. Add students

Now add students and assign them to class, and section.

10. View added teachers and students

Now browse to View Teachers and View Students pages.

11. View student and teacher profile

Now browse to Profile from student and teacher list.

12. View and Edit Classes and Sections

Now go to Classes. Here you can view all classes and their respective sections, syllabi, and courses. Classes, sections, and courses can be edited from here.

13. Create Grading Systems

Now create grading system for each class and a semester.

14. View Grading Systems

Now browse to created Grading Systems.

15. Add and view Grading System Rules

Now add rules to the grading system and browse them.

16. Add Notices

Admin can add notice. Right now, notices can be written using a rich text editor.

17. Create Events

Events can be created inside a calendar. Click and drag on a date or time period to prompt the input box. An already created event can be deleted by clicking on the event.

18. Create and view Routines

Routines can be created for each class and section.

19. Add Syllabi

Syllabus for each class and course can be added. Admin can view them from Classes page. Syllabus can be downloaded.

20. Browse by Sessions

You can browse previous sessions like a snapshot. This mode is Read only. Nobody should be able to change the previous sessions’ data.

21. Allow Teachers to submit Final Marks

Submitting final marks of a semester should be controlled. By enabling this feature, it is possible to open a Mark Submission Window for a short time period. Default: Disallowed.

22. Promote students

Students can only be promoted to a new class and section when a new Session along with its classes and sections are created.

Role: Teacher

Teacher’s dashboard

1. View assigned courses

Teachers can manage their assigned courses from this page. From this page, teacher can do following:

2. Take attendance

Teacher can take attendance for a section or a course (attendance type set by Admin).

3. View attendance

Teacher can view attendance.

4. View syllabus

Teacher can view and download syllabus.

5. Create assignment

Teacher can create assignment for an assigned course by uploading files.

6. View assignments

Teacher can view and download created assignments.

7. Create Exams

Before giving marks, teacher needs to create exams and set their rules. Don’t have to create all the exams at a time. (Admin can also create exams on behalf of teachers).

8. View created exams

Teacher can view their created exams.

9. Add, edit and view exam rules

Teacher can add, edit, and view exam rules.

10. Give marks

Teacher can give marks after creating exams. Clicking on the exam names will lead to associated exam rules.

11. Submit Final Marks

When the Grade submission window is open, teacher can submit final marks. Calculated marks will be generated based on all exams’ marks. Final marks should be in between the marks set in the grade rules.

If final marks is submitted, a message will be shown in place of submit button in Give Marks page.

12. View Final Results

Teachers can view final results and calculated grades for a semester, class, section, and course based on their created grade rules.

Role: Student

Student dashboard

1. View attendance

A student can view his/her attendance.

2. View courses

A student can view his/her courses that are assigned in his/her class. From here, a student can do following:

3. View Marks

A student can view marks, final results and grade for a course.

4. View and download Syllabus

Students can view and download syllabi of their courses just like their teachers.

5. View and download assignments

Students can view and download assignments of their courses just like their teachers.

6. View routine

Students can view their class and section routine just like their admin/teachers.