Point of Sales and E-CLASSROOM

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Thumbs up to CodeProject Team because you have really helped my programming skills. I have two topics on my mind for my final year project which are: POS Software and E-Classoom software.
The POS Software takes care of sales, accounts and stocks.
The E-Classroom management software does the following:

1.Administer exam

Dole out the questions
Force student to stop at expiration of the time
Show/Hide time-count as exam progresses
Provide allowance in term of PAUSE
Exam Review (Calculate time spent on each question)

2.Submitted Assignments or classwork

student shd be able to submitted assignment
once submitted, changes can't be made
submission time is tracked to check deadlines

3.Discussion Forum and Post Announcement
*Normal discussion forum
class posts (announcements,lecture / change in venue, time-table)
teachers/lecturers post textbk note reading/ assignments

4.Student Profile Update/Results
student should have acct and keep track of their class work

I have to pick just one and also implement them in Windows Application. I need your advice and owing to the fact that you have gone ahead of me in programming. I won't mind if i also get some materials on them from you.
Thanks and God bless you.

Posted 17-Feb-11 3:03am

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BillW33 17-Feb-11 10:08am

Exactly what do you want advice on, which one to pick? Pick the topic that you best understand how to do.

Gonzoox 17-Feb-11 14:02pm

I've been working with POS's for years, is not an easy task, if you're going there, think about a very simple solution, more like a calculator that can read prices from a database using a simple ID, if you want to go the whole 9 yards is going to take you years, is a complicated environment, even if you think is not.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-02-17T05:14:00

Judging by the final paragraph above you seem to think someone here is going to offer you a ready built solution: that won't happen.

First decide which subject is more suited to your knowledge and experience. When you have made that decision you should start to do some design studies on what features to include in your solution and how much of these you can write yourself. Using the tools at your disposal (CodeProject articles, MSDN, Google etc) you should be able to find lots of help.

But remember, this is your final year project so it will do you no good in the long term if someone else does the work for you.