What Can I Use To Implement Scheduler For Schools

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Hi All ,

I am developing Student Information System(SIS) and i want to implement a module for scheduling in schools.So my question is that from where to start and what to use to perform this task.? Thanks in advance for any help.
Note : Some people told me that i must use Artificial Intelligence.

Posted 26-Feb-11 23:27pm

mhamad zarif

Updated 26-Feb-11 23:40pm

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First let us know which all modules u want to integrate with the system...As long as the software requirements goes i would vote for C# with Sql server Express(i think i'll be enough to hold the data for small to mid size schools and it's free for commercial use)

Posted 26-Feb-11 23:33pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-26T23:36:00

Firstly, like any task, begin by looking at the requirements. If you don't have any, then establish some! If you don't know what you need to achieve, in sufficient detail, then you don't know what to do.

Then, look at the requirements and work out what kind of classes, data structures, and methods they imply. Define your interfaces with the outside world.

Then look at data input: what info do you need to get from the user? When do you need it? Design form(s) to acquire it.

Finally: implement and test.

Then, debug, and test again.

To be sure, test again, but more thoroughly! :laugh:

Always start by thinking; never start by coding.