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JAVA BASED RFID ATTENDANCE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
A graduation project for the future..
Supervised by
Faisal Khaleel
AA Technologies

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AGENDA
● Introduction
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● A problem to solve and a solution.
System purpose
System features.
Where?
● Used tools
● Phases
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● Planning, gathering information phase
Design, Application and Database Design
Implementation
Testing
● Future applicable extensions
● A Thank you! Word and Questions

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Introduction
Mubeen Arshad

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INTRODUCTION: SYSTEM
PURPOSE
●The purpose of this project is to develop an
automated class attendance checking system
for each and every lecture room in the
university.

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INTRODUCTION:
WHERE?

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INTRODUCTION: KEY
TECHNOLOGY
●The primary technology to be used is Radio
Frequency Identification technology or RFID
●A system of identification wherein an electronic
device that uses radio frequency or magnetic
field variations to communicate is attached to
an item.
●Why RFID?
1.Alignment is not necessary.
2. High inventory speeds.
3. Variety of form factors.
4. Item-level tracking.
5.Rewritability (This depends on the type of
the Tag).

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INTRODUCTION: USED
TOOLS
● RFID, The Key Technology
● Linux, The Base Operating System
● JAVA, Application logic and the middle-ware
● MySQL, The Back-end Database
● GWT, Google Web Toolkit

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Planning & Analysis
Iqra Munir

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We believe that the best way to get a good working
application is to give enough time for planning and
designing.
In our planning phase,we passed through the
following..
PLANNING
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KNOW THE SCALE AND WORKING
ENVIRONMENT
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large number of students ,class rooms and teaching
stuff.
Limited resources.
Searching for suitable RFID-Reader to work
efficiently with minimum cost.
System has to be scalable

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- H/W requirements:
– RFID-Readers
– Tags
– Server machine
- S/W requirements:
– Linux Operating System
– Database
– Apache web server
- Who uses the system:
– Students
– Teachers
– Professors
ANALYSIS:
TECHNICAL

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The system should be divided into 3 modules
- The RFID module
for using the RFID-Reader.
- The Database module
for recording the attendance.
- The View module
to view recorded attendance.
SYSTEM
ANALYSIS

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● Initial costs
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RFID-Reader: 500 EGP for each Classroom
RFID-Tag for each student
● Running costs
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Electricity cost
Maintenance cost
ANALYSIS:
ECONOMIC

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Application & Database Design
Salman Rafique

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As in the planning phase we have 3
modules
- The RFID module
- The Database module
- The View module
DESIGN

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RFID
Designing Java classes which function is:
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When students pass through the
RFID-Reader with their ID-cards,The RFID-
Reader reads the ID of each student
passes and sends it to the server for
processing .
The server takes the ID of the student,
process it and record the attendance in the
database.

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● Included two phases:
1- Designing the Database
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– creating tables that mirrors the structure of the
environment and the relations between these
tables.
Normalizing tables.
2- Designing Database Java classes:
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– Classes that records the attendance data in the
database.
Classes that retrieves the attendance data to view
it using the systems' GUI.
DATABASE

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● Designing login form to check authentication.
● Designing needed forms for possible users of the
system depending on the permissions given to
each type of users (professor,TA,student).
VIEW

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THE ENVIRONMENT
Jawerya Sultan

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THE
ENVIRONMENT:
LINUX
● We use Linux as the base OS for our server
● In spite of that , Our Software is tested under
Microsoft Windows. And can be deployed on
any other platform that supports Java

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• Mainly , It is free
– FREE of charge.
– FREE source
– Rapid development
– More Secure.
• Security
–User Privileges
–No Executables
–No Registry
• Stability.
• Multi-User , Networked OS
THE ENVIRONMENT:
WHY LINUX?

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• Java is an Open Source Object Oriented
Programming Language.
• Platform independent
• Secure
• Simple
• Multi-Threaded
• Distributed
THE ENVIRONMENT:
JAVA

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database management system• Relational
(RDBMS)
multiuser access to a number of• Providing
databases
• Works on many different system platforms
THE ENVIRONMENT:
MYSQL

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•A JAVAto JavaScript cross-compiler
•It takes Java code and compiles it into JavaScript
to be run in a browser with AJAX style
•GWT-RPC : A technology used toremotely
invoke code component from remote server
THE ENVIRONMENT:
GWT GOOGLE WEBTOOLKIT

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Implementation
Qamar Shahzad

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We create a class that will listen to the
reader and if the reader read a tag it
will capture this ID and the time of
Attendance
IMPLEMENTATION:
READER API

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● The client will send this information
to the server using RPC to check if this
user is authenticated.
VIEW:
LOGIN INTERFACE

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For student he can view only his
attendance.
VIEW:
STUDENT INTERFACE

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For professors ,each one can view
attendance in his subjects.
VIEW:
PROFESSOR INTERFACE

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Switch on/off interface
View student attendance
View section attendance
VIEW:
TEACHER INTERFACE

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The teacher can switch on/off the
reader from the interface
TEACHER:
READER INTERFACE

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● We create number of classes that will
execute the query on the database
and return the required data.
MODEL

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Google Web Toolkit
provides us with some of tools like RPC package.
We used this package to connect the view with the model
CONTROLLER

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Future Extensions
Ibrahim Rahi

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FUTURE EXTENSIONS
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Email integration and notification
SMS integration and cooperation
Cooperation with university's current
system, proxy and email accounts
Bullet-in boards, forums and
presentations views.
Classes Assignments
Sections Cancellation

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QUESTION?

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THANKS!
Its Effort For Student of
RFID’s by AA Technologies