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Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Placement management system in C#.Net

In this article I am going describe how you can develop the product for Placement management system in C#.

Project Synopsis

Placement management system will help placement agency administrators to streamline their operations.
Here is the list of sample requirements that must be met by the software product.
  1. Admin should can do the registration of job seekers.
  2. Admin should be able to search the jobs from various companies.
  3. Admin should be able to enter job information in the system along with skills, experience, location details, resume, ctc etc.
  4. Admin should be able to send the mails to job seekers whenever new job is created in the system.
  5. Each job seeker's profile visibility could be turned on or off.

Project Technology

We will be designing the system in C# and we will use MS-Access as our database management system. If you want, you can use any other DBMS like sql server or oracle or mysql etc. The connection string and provider will change accordingly.

Project design and Development

We can design our project using MDI form. We will have central MDI form. We will create one form for each table in the database.

Tables that we are going to create are mentioned below.
  1. Job_Seekers - JS_ID, JS_FName, JS_Lname, JS_Email, JS_Mobile, JS_Address, JS_DOB, JS_Skills, JS_Qualification, JS_Exp, JS_CCTC, JS_CLocation
  2. Jobs -  Job_ID, Job_Listed, Job_Open, Job_Location, Job_Skills, Job_Exp, Job_Details, Job_Company, Job_Type(Full time, Part time).
  3. Industry - Ind_Id, Ind_Name, Ind_Cat

Source Code in C#.Net

If you need full source code of this project, you can mail me at reply2sagar@gmail.com. Many students from final year from below streams/courses need final year project.
  1. BE-Computer Engineering, Computer Science, IT .
  2. Diploma in IT, Computer.
  3. MCA, BCA
  4. MCS, BCS
  5. MCM, BCM 


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