Student Information Systems of the Next Generation

The Student Information Systems of the Next Generation (in short SISng) is a long-term framework of development and scientific research projects aiming towards innovative organization models of educational institutions for continuous improvement of the research and teaching processes.

Open-source

In 2009, the authors have agreed to open-source the main software system source-code and since then the development has continued in an open fashion. Sources are published phase-by-phase after large new developments are integrated. Please Contact us for information on latest developments and estimated time of availability.

Features

Curriculum Management

• Study Plans and Programs
• Curriculum Definitions
• Curriculum Development and Iterative Reconstruction

Student Services

• Term by Term Curriculum Activation
• Term Enrollments (Semesters, Trimesters)
• Personal Calendar and Class Scheduling
• Personalized Virtual Academic Adviser

Teaching Process Management

• Course Management, Activation and LMS Synchronization
• Teaching Activities and Assessments archive
• Online Polling for Exam Attendance

Production use

The system was use in production at the following institutions:

• Institute of Informatics - Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics - Ss. Cyril and Methodius University - under the name of ISII (Information System of the Institute of Informatics) - 2009-2011 (Curriculum Management - Study Plans and Programs Modules and Student Services - Term Enrollments and Grades Modules)
• Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering - Ss. Cyril and Methodius University - under the name ISIS (Integrated Student Information System) - 2011-2012 (Curriculum Management - Study Plans and Programs Modules and Student Services - Term Enrollments and Grades Modules, plus Exam Management and Student Exam Application and Tax Payment Modules)

More information about the project structure and history: AboutProject

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