Hi guys, i want to make a timetable management system in c#. the system should generate timetable for school for both teachers and students. please help me out here.
kim_boto
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Jump to PostWhy not start with http://sourceforge.net/projects/tms-sys/ and modify it to you needs? Also, why C#?
Most of these are web based today since you would want it to be up and available all the …
Jump to PostJust googled it and there are C# ready to use and modify sources out there. Example: http://code.daypilot.org/65101/timetable-tutorial-asp-net-c-vb-net
Now if you didn't tell all and this was for your school class assignment, well I …
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rproffitt
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Why not start with http://sourceforge.net/projects/tms-sys/ and modify it to you needs? Also, why C#?
Most of these are web based today since you would want it to be up and available all the time rather than an app in C#
kim_boto
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Thank you so much for ur help, i really appriciate it. bt the time table that i want to make is a windows application and not a web application.
rproffitt
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To me that sounds unuseful but sure, take a look at current timetable apps and you see the screens and reports and some the code underneath. Why start with a blank piece of paper? It's not like this is homework. Use what folk have learned to date.
rproffitt
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Just googled it and there are C# ready to use and modify sources out there. Example: http://code.daypilot.org/65101/timetable-tutorial-asp-net-c-vb-net
Now if you didn't tell all and this was for your school class assignment, well I would never guess that. I take it that we do such to solve problems or learn how such were solved.
sandeepjkl
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time table management system is a windows application and not a web application.
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