HOSTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Guided By Presented By
Mr Jinson Davis Shabana Basheer
Asst. Professor Jijo Antony
Dept. Of CSE And MCA Maria John
Arya Surendran
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CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Objectives
 Existing System
 Proposed System
 System Environment
 Modules In HMS
 Conclusion
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INTRODUCTION
 Hostel Management System (HMS) is web-based
system for managing various activities in the hostel
 It helps in avoiding the problems which occur when
carried out manually
 It improves the efficiency of the system
 HMS is supposed to have the following features –
● Handle the activities of admin, warden,
and inmate
● Ability to manage application, admission, out
pass, room shuffling, student vacation and report
generation 3
OBJECTIVES
 To automate each and every activity of the manual
system, which increases its throughput
 To provide a quick response with very accurate
information as and when required
 To make the present manual system more
interactive, speedy and user friendly
 To avail any information, whatever and whenever
needed
 Reduce the cost of maintenance
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EXISTING SYSTEM
 The existing system is a manually maintained
system
 It involves hand-written records stored into various
registers
 Requires a lot of time as well as manpower
 It is very difficult to maintain or update all the
records and retrieve a certain data
 The loss or damage of any of the registers leads to
the damage of hundreds of records at a time
 Reports need to be generated manually
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ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM
 Less human error
 Strength and strain of manual labour can be
reduced
 High security
 Data redundancy can be avoided to some extent
 Data consistency
 Easy to handle
 Easy data updating
 Easy record keeping
 Backup data can be easily generated 6
MODULES IN HMS
 Hostel Settings
 Application
 Admission
 Room Allocation
 Room Shuffling
 Out Pass Details
 Fine and Concession
 Inmate Vacation
 Complaints and Requests
 View Details 7
HOSTEL SETTINGS
 This module is managed by the admin
 The admin adds, edits and maintains –
 The details and information regarding the hostel
 The blocks build to the corresponding hostel
 The room category available in the hostel
 The details of room available in each blocks
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HOSTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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STATIC PAGES
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FEE STRUCTURE
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LOGIN
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ADMIN DASHBOARD
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HOSTEL SETTINGS
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ADD HOSTEL SETTINGS
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BLOCK SETTINGS
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ADD NEW BLOCK DETAILS
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ROOM DETAILS
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ADD WARDEN INFORMATION
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APPLICATION
 Any applicant
 Ask for the college admission number
 Admission number checks for the validity
 If valid allows submission of application
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HOSTEL PREFERENCES & ACCOUNT
SETTINGS
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APPLICATION FORM
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ADMISSION
 This module is maintained by the warden
 The admission process is divided into 2 phase
 Phase I –
● The inmate fills the online application form
● The system keeps a record
● The applicant wait for the confirmation
 Phase II –
● At the hostel, the warden checks for the availability
of room
● If room is available, the inmate is admitted to the
hostel
● The room information will be displayed on inmate
panel
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APPLICATIONS RECIEVED
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ROOM ALLOCATION
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ROOM ALLOCATED
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ROOM SHUFFLING
 This module is maintained by the warden
 The rooms allotted is shifted after a particular
duration of time
 The warden maintains the details of all the
rooms allocated and the inmates in those rooms
 The warden also maintains the details of all the
vacant rooms
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ROOM SHUFFLING
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ROOM SHUFFLING
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ROOM SHUFFLING
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OUTPASS DETAILS
 This module is maintained by warden
 The inmates apply for the out pass through online
application form
 The details like –
● Where they are going
● Purpose
● When they are going
● When they will return
 The warden approves or rejects the pass
 After approval the inmate can take the printout of
out pass
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OUTPASS REQUEST
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OUTPASS IN PDF FORMAT
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OUTPASS APPROVAL
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FINE AND CONCESSION
 This module is maintained by warden
 Fine
● Any misbehaviour of inmate can make the
warden charge fine
● The warden can edit and delete the fine charged
 Concession
● Any genuine reason of inmate can make the
warden grant concession
● The warden can edit and delete the concession
granted
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ADD NEW FINE AND CONCESSION
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ADD NEW FINE AND CONCESSION
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ADD NEW FINE AND CONCESSION
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INMATE VACATION
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INDIVIDUAL VACATE
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GROUP VACATE
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COMPLAINTS AND REQUESTS
 This module is maintained by warden
 The inmates make complaints or requests
 The warden looks into these complaints or
requests and takes necessary steps
 The warden can provide feedback back to the
inmate
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COMPALIANTS AND REQUEST
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COMPALIANTS AND REQUEST
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FEEDBACK FORM
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NOTIFICATIONS
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NOTIFICATIONS ON HOME PAGE
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VIEW DETAILS
 This module is maintained by the warden and
admin
 Details of an inmate –
● personal details
● room details
● course details
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VIEW DETAILS
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PDF GENERATION
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WARDEN INFORMATION
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CONCLUSION
 HMS is a web based system which automates all
the activities in the hostel which is currently manual
 It enhances the overall performance of the system
 Removes the necessity of maintaining all the
registers
 Removes all kinds of manual errors
 Work overhead of employees is reduced
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Hms ppt

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    HOSTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM GuidedBy Presented By Mr Jinson Davis Shabana Basheer Asst. Professor Jijo Antony Dept. Of CSE And MCA Maria John Arya Surendran 1
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    CONTENTS  Introduction  Objectives Existing System  Proposed System  System Environment  Modules In HMS  Conclusion 2
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    INTRODUCTION  Hostel ManagementSystem (HMS) is web-based system for managing various activities in the hostel  It helps in avoiding the problems which occur when carried out manually  It improves the efficiency of the system  HMS is supposed to have the following features – ● Handle the activities of admin, warden, and inmate ● Ability to manage application, admission, out pass, room shuffling, student vacation and report generation 3
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    OBJECTIVES  To automateeach and every activity of the manual system, which increases its throughput  To provide a quick response with very accurate information as and when required  To make the present manual system more interactive, speedy and user friendly  To avail any information, whatever and whenever needed  Reduce the cost of maintenance 4
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    EXISTING SYSTEM  Theexisting system is a manually maintained system  It involves hand-written records stored into various registers  Requires a lot of time as well as manpower  It is very difficult to maintain or update all the records and retrieve a certain data  The loss or damage of any of the registers leads to the damage of hundreds of records at a time  Reports need to be generated manually 5
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    ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSEDSYSTEM  Less human error  Strength and strain of manual labour can be reduced  High security  Data redundancy can be avoided to some extent  Data consistency  Easy to handle  Easy data updating  Easy record keeping  Backup data can be easily generated 6
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    MODULES IN HMS Hostel Settings  Application  Admission  Room Allocation  Room Shuffling  Out Pass Details  Fine and Concession  Inmate Vacation  Complaints and Requests  View Details 7
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    HOSTEL SETTINGS  Thismodule is managed by the admin  The admin adds, edits and maintains –  The details and information regarding the hostel  The blocks build to the corresponding hostel  The room category available in the hostel  The details of room available in each blocks 8
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    ADD NEW BLOCKDETAILS 17
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    APPLICATION  Any applicant Ask for the college admission number  Admission number checks for the validity  If valid allows submission of application 20
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    HOSTEL PREFERENCES &ACCOUNT SETTINGS 21
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    ADMISSION  This moduleis maintained by the warden  The admission process is divided into 2 phase  Phase I – ● The inmate fills the online application form ● The system keeps a record ● The applicant wait for the confirmation  Phase II – ● At the hostel, the warden checks for the availability of room ● If room is available, the inmate is admitted to the hostel ● The room information will be displayed on inmate panel 23
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    ROOM SHUFFLING  Thismodule is maintained by the warden  The rooms allotted is shifted after a particular duration of time  The warden maintains the details of all the rooms allocated and the inmates in those rooms  The warden also maintains the details of all the vacant rooms 27
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    OUTPASS DETAILS  Thismodule is maintained by warden  The inmates apply for the out pass through online application form  The details like – ● Where they are going ● Purpose ● When they are going ● When they will return  The warden approves or rejects the pass  After approval the inmate can take the printout of out pass 31
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    OUTPASS IN PDFFORMAT 33
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    FINE AND CONCESSION This module is maintained by warden  Fine ● Any misbehaviour of inmate can make the warden charge fine ● The warden can edit and delete the fine charged  Concession ● Any genuine reason of inmate can make the warden grant concession ● The warden can edit and delete the concession granted 35
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    ADD NEW FINEAND CONCESSION 36
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    ADD NEW FINEAND CONCESSION 37
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    ADD NEW FINEAND CONCESSION 38
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    COMPLAINTS AND REQUESTS This module is maintained by warden  The inmates make complaints or requests  The warden looks into these complaints or requests and takes necessary steps  The warden can provide feedback back to the inmate 44
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    VIEW DETAILS  Thismodule is maintained by the warden and admin  Details of an inmate – ● personal details ● room details ● course details 50
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    CONCLUSION  HMS isa web based system which automates all the activities in the hostel which is currently manual  It enhances the overall performance of the system  Removes the necessity of maintaining all the registers  Removes all kinds of manual errors  Work overhead of employees is reduced 54
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