A desktop application made for managing university societies
CampusNex is a Desktop Application built by our team ‘AceCoders' to serve as a centralized platform for managing societies operations and enhancing collaboration.
Based on time, cost and other resources, we set the scope of our project and shortlisted the following modules for development
- User Authentication
- Societies Management and Approval
- Dynamic Societies Search
- Event Management and Approval
- Member Registration
- Announcements Management
This project was built by following the popular SCRUM methodology of Agile development under the guidance of our course instructor, Sir Bilal Khalid Dar. The requirements, design and implementation were wisely divided to achieve the best product we can in the span of 3 Iterations. CampusNex’s modular approach is also guided by the following roles:
- Mentor: A user that can mentor societies and is able to view all registered societies and events. They can accept or reject society mentorship and event registration.
- Society Head: A user that registers and leads a society. They can view and organize society events and accept new members in their societies as well as post new society announcements.
- Member: A user that is a member of society and can view their society related events as well as organize them. They can collaborate with society by viewing society announcements.
- Student: A user that can view society details and either join a society of interest or request to create a new society if mentors are available.
CampusNex follows an Object-Oriented structure and its functionality is in accordance with MVC architecture. It is built using Visual Studio’s C# Windows Form with SQL for backend. For aesthetic purposes we used Bunifu Framework which helped us create an exquisite GUI. CampusNex is a collaborative project built using Github as a base platform for ease and will be made public with proper documentation soon.