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The future is of the mobile phones. Everyone wants the mobile phone to do everything for them. People now don't want desktops or laptops they want their mobile cell phones to be capable of doing everything they can do over the computers. We have conceived a similar idea. The main concept is that in future universities must all be networked over mobile phones. All notices, alerts messages, fines, assignments, results, grades, everything be done over the mobile communication. So for that we think as a starting point we can convert one of our local applications into a mobile application and allow…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The future is of the mobile phones. Everyone wants the mobile phone to do everything for them. People now don't want desktops or laptops they want their mobile cell phones to be capable of doing everything they can do over the computers. We have conceived a similar idea. The main concept is that in future universities must all be networked over mobile phones. All notices, alerts messages, fines, assignments, results, grades, everything be done over the mobile communication. So for that we think as a starting point we can convert one of our local applications into a mobile application and allow students to access it on their mobiles. Not only will this save time, but will also be a first step into the direction of getting the whole university into a new dimension of mobile enabled environment. So we have decided to work ( i.e. develop, integrate and mobilize) on an application that will hold students record and result (e.g. RADIX like application) as our project, and to turn it into a mobile application, so that students get to register, view their grades, credit hours and get notification alerts all on their mobile phones.
Autorenporträt
Affan Yasin has received his Master of Science in Software Engineering (MSSE) degree from Blekinge Institute of Technology(BTH), Sweden in 2012. His area of interest includes empirical research and development within Software Engineering. Special thanks to project partners Susmitha Bhavana & Atif Yasin.