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The widespread adoption of smartphones and mobile applications has transformed various
industries, including education. Educational institutions are increasingly leveraging mobile
technology to streamline processes and enhance communication between students, teachers,
and administrators. Biometric technology, such as fingerprint and facial recognition, has
evolved significantly in recent years. Biometrics offer reliable and secure identification
methods, reducing the chances of attendance manipulation and improving accuracy.
The system enables automated attendance reporting and analytics. This data can be used to
generate insights into student attendance patterns, identify trends, and implement strategies to
improve attendance rates. Integrating biometric technology into the attendance system
eliminates the need for manual roll calls or sign-ins. Students can simply use their biometric
data, such as fingerprints or facial recognition, to mark their attendance accurately.
The use of biometrics enables contactless attendance marking, which is especially relevant in
the context of health and safety considerations, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Biometric data is encrypted and securely stored, ensuring the privacy and protection of student
information. These fosters trust among students, parents, and educational institutions in using
the attendance system.
The Android-based system provides students with a convenient and modern way to mark their
attendance. This engagement can promote a sense of responsibility and accountability for their
academic commitment. The implementation of an Android-based Students Attendance System
exemplifies the digital transformation in education, as institutions embrace technology to
streamline processes and enhance the overall learning experience.
The aim of this study is to design and implement an Android-based Students Attendance
System that leverages biometric technology to create an efficient, accurate, and secure
attendance tracking solution for educational institutions. The system aims to address the
limitations of traditional attendance methods and promote student engagement, accountability,
and real-time data access for teachers, administrators, and parents.
• To Assess Existing Attendance Systems: The study's first objective is to evaluate the
shortcomings of traditional attendance systems, including manual roll call and paper-
based sign-in sheets. This assessment will highlight the need for a more efficient and
reliable attendance tracking solution.
• To Explore Biometric Technology Applications: The study aims to explore the
various biometric technologies available for attendance tracking, such as fingerprint
recognition, facial recognition, or iris scanning. By analyzing the advantages and
disadvantages of each, the most suitable biometric method will be identified for the
Android-based system.
• To Design the Android-Based Students Attendance System: The study will focus on
designing a user-friendly Android application that integrates the selected biometric
technology for attendance marking. The system's design will consider the needs of
different educational institutions and the preferences of students, teachers, and
administrators.
• To Implement the Biometric Attendance System: The study's next objective is to
implement the designed Android-based Students Attendance System. This involves
developing the mobile application and integrating the biometric technology with a
secure and scalable backend infrastructure.
• To Evaluate System Performance and Accuracy: To ensure the system's
effectiveness, the study will conduct rigorous testing and evaluation to measure its
performance and accuracy in attendance tracking. The system will be tested under
various scenarios and student populations to validate its reliability.
• To Assess User Experience and Satisfaction: The study will gather feedback from
students, teachers, and administrators on their experience with the Android-based
Students Attendance System. User satisfaction surveys and focus group discussions
will help identify areas for improvement and address any usability issues.
The system will encompass the real-time recording of student attendance using biometric
technology. This includes capturing and storing biometric data such as fingerprints, facial
features, or iris scans. The scope involves implementing biometric authentication methods,
such as fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, or iris recognition, to ensure the accuracy
and security of attendance records. The system will be developed specifically for the Android
operating system, enabling students and teachers to use it on a wide range of Android devices,
including smartphones and tablets.
The system will support user management functionalities, allowing administrators to add,
modify, and delete student and teacher profiles, ensuring accurate attendance tracking.
Attendance records will be synchronized in real-time with a central database, providing
administrators and teachers with up-to-date attendance information. The system can send
automated notifications to students, parents, or guardians about attendance status, enabling
timely communication and intervention.
1.5 CHOICE OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
The programming language that will be used to fulfil this study is JAVA, DART, FLUTTER
FRAMEWORK and ANDROID STUDIO.
DART is used to build high-performance mobile or web applications. Some of its most
significant applications include: It's the basic programming language for the Flutter framework.
JAVA is best suited for building and running mobile applications, building and scaling cloud
applications.
FLUTTER is an open-source framework by Google for building beautiful, natively compiled,
multi-platform applications from a single codebase.
ANDROID STUDIO is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android
application development.