Welcome to the Computer Center Management System 2023 GitHub repository!
The Computer Center Management System 2023 is a desktop application designed to efficiently manage computer centers in universities. It provides supervisors with the capability to register and log in, allowing them to easily register students in and out of the system using their national ID. The system automatically saves students' history and calculates charges upon exit.
- Supervisor Registration and Login: Supervisors can register for an account and securely log in to the system.

- Student Registration: Supervisors can register students into the system using their national ID.

- Student Check-In/Check-Out: Supervisors can easily check students in and out of the computer center.

- Automatic History Saving: The system automatically saves students' history, facilitating tracking and management.

- Print Features: The system Calculates the number of papers printed for each student and adds it to the total charge.

- Charge Calculation: Charges are automatically calculated based on students' usage upon exit.

- Charge Configuration: Administrators can customize hourly rates, paper prices, currency, and rounding options to tailor billing practices.

- C#: The primary programming language used for development.
- .NET: The framework utilized for building the desktop application.
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Design paradigm used to structure the application.
- SQL Server: Database management system used for storing and managing data on server-side.
- SQL lite: Database management system used for storing and managing data on client-side.
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/cgmoreda/CCMS.git - Open the solution file in Visual Studio.
- Configure the SQL Server connection string in the application's configuration file.
- Run the application.
- Mohamed Reda
- Mohamed Ramadan
- Sherif Ashraf
- Omar Abdulrahman
- Mohamed Khaled
- Mohamed Khalifa
For any questions, issues, or suggestions, please feel free to open an issue on GitHub.
this readme file was writtn by Mohamed Reda