ISISng: Integrated Student Information System of the Next Generation

ISISng ( Integrated Student Information System of the Next Generation) aims to be the system to support studies and activities during the studies. The system should support the ECTS. This is a Trac-based web-site for supporting and documentation of the development of the ISISng project.

Project Lead and Main Developer: ​Vangel Ajanovski

About the project

• Definition
• List of Actors and Use-cases
• List of Processes
• The development of the system was partially supported by the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in the framework of several projects:
  • 2017/2018 ​Continuation of the project Integrated university information systems for the management of the personal academic development – supporting the processes of learning, teaching, career development with self-adaptive system frameworks
  • 2016/2017 ​Integrated university information systems for the management of the personal academic development – supporting the processes of learning, teaching, career development with self-adaptive system frameworks
  • 2015/2016 ​Information systems for advancement of the scientific, educational and organizational processes in an university environment
  • 2014/2015 [​http://projects.finki.ukim.mk/#index/project/236: Next-generation information system for advancement of the scientific, educational and organizational processes in an university environment, continuation of the project
  • 2011/2012 ​Next-generation information system for advancement of the scientific, educational and organizational processes in an university environment

Subprojects

• CourseRecommenders
• Calendar
• EduBio

Design

Recommended software for modeling: Modelio

• Database Model
• Use-case Realizations

For Developers

Technologies in use:

• Programming language: Java
• Web layer: Tapestry 5.4
• DB layer: Hibernate

Developer Instructions using Eclipsе IDE

Suggested Reading

Related Links

​Directory of Open-Source University Management and Student Information Systems