Web-based student attendance system using RFID technology

Kassim, Murizah; Mazlan, Hasbullah; Zaini, Norliza; Salleh, Muhammad Khidhir

doi:10.1109/icsgrc.2012.6287164

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“…Research analyzed the impact of receiving and recording of search engines and ranking rules to get understanding of the features of search engine algorithms commonly used and proposes the optimization tactics for the development of a website [10]. There are also sample of engineering system that were develop and can be accessed online through webpages [11]. Today, fastest retrieved and easy used to develop online website are available online called website hosting such as Weebly, BlogSpot, Wix and others.…”

Section: B Website Developmentmentioning

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Self-learning website development through online internet knowledge among engineering students

Kassim

Kamal

Sani

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE 7th International Conference on Engineering Education (ICEED)

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this paper presents a study on self-learning website development through online internet knowledge among engineering students. The objective of this study is to analyze how capable and experience students' skills on self-learning with online internet knowledge to develop their own website. Students are exposed to technology and online communication in today's learning environment which has motivated this research to identify engineering students' skills and independence level. Two engineering students group from Faculty of Electrical Engineering are chosen which are the Electronic students and Communications Engineering students which consist of 32 and 26 students. They are addressed to develop a website by self-learning from online internet knowledge. Students are to follow set of derived rules and criteria tracked by some rubrics for their score marks. Website development involved planning and designed in the methodology. Analysis present most students can develop their self-learning website but some are unable to follow the derived rules and rubrics. This means that they are not capable in presenting a good website designed. Results present Electronic engineering students are far better than communications engineering students. Best result are presented by the electronics group where 84.4% score with grade A and above compared to Communications group that presented only 19% scored with the same grade although studied has targeted that communication's students are more capable to develop their own website.

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Section: B Website Developmentmentioning

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Self-learning website development through online internet knowledge among engineering students

Kassim

Kamal

Sani

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2015 IEEE 7th International Conference on Engineering Education (ICEED)

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“…While in [9], when a student touch the reader it sends the data to the microcontroller for comparison with the ID stored in the microcontroller"s memory; if ID exist the name, ID and attendance will be displayed on the LCD then transfer the data to PC via RS323 port [9]. Also [10] proposed another system based on RFID where the RFID terminal read the student ID, date and time; and store it into a database in an online server.…”

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TouchIn: An NFC Supported Attendance System in a University Environment

Ayu¹,

Ahmad²

2014

IJIET

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Abstract-Registering for attendance in education environments especially universities is a highly demanding activity as a result of increasing number of students. The attendance process normally involves circulating a paper for the students to register their names, or the lecturer calling the names and registering the students either in a paper or from PDA/PC. In the first case the students' attention may be attracted while taking the lectures and at the same time they can register for students who do not being present in the class. While in the latter case the issue of cheating in the form of registering for their friends can be solved but imaging the number of students to be from 50 and above, a great portion of the lecture time will be wasted performing this process. In this paper we propose a smart attendance system using NFC that will simplify the attendance process, by simply touching an attendance poster or the lecturer's NFC based mobile device in the class.Index Terms-NFC technology, NFC mobile application smart attendance system, touching based system, wireless attendance system.

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“…Other examples of attendance system implementation using RFID includes [3], [4] and [5]. Table I below summarises the similarity and differences between the two technologies under consideration above, which are the NFC and the RFID technologies.…”

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Effective and efficient attendance tracking system using secret code

Zhi

Ibrahim

Aris

2014

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Information Technology and Multimedia

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Students' attendance taking and tracking are important in order to monitor students' performance in class. More often than not, students' performance is closely related to their attendance. Good attendance usually leads to good performance and vice versa. Therefore, any problems related to students' attendance should be identified as early as possible so that appropriate measures can be taken to address them. However, tracking students' attendance, especially if done manually, can be tedious and time consuming, especially for classes will large number of students. Not to mention issues related to attendance taking such as signatures forgery where other students are signing on behalf of their absence friends. To address this issue, a unique and secure attendance tracking system is proposed. The system automates most of the steps involved in tracking students' attendance. To address the issue of signature forgery, secret code using MD5 hashing algorithm is implemented as part of the system so that each student will be given a unique code each day to be used for signing attendance. Implementation of the system shows that the time taken to track students' attendance using this system can be significantly reduced and the secret code is able to prevent signature forgery amongst students.

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Web-based student attendance system using RFID technology

Cited by 83 publications

References 11 publications

Self-learning website development through online internet knowledge among engineering students

Self-learning website development through online internet knowledge among engineering students

TouchIn: An NFC Supported Attendance System in a University Environment

Effective and efficient attendance tracking system using secret code

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