Course Management System

A simple, console-based course management system built in Java. It provides separate interfaces for students and teachers to manage course enrollments, assignments, and grades through a menu-driven workflow.

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Features

This project includes a variety of features for both students and teachers:

• Dual Role System: Separate login and registration for Students and Teachers.
• Student Dashboard:
  • View all available courses.
  • Enroll in (add) a new course.
  • Unenroll from (drop) a course.
  • View marks for all enrolled courses.
• Teacher Dashboard:
  • Add new courses to the system.
  • Remove courses.
  • Assign grades to students for specific courses.
• Data Persistence: A "Save Details" option to save the current state of students, teachers, and courses to files.
• UI Customization: A "System Theme" option to change the console's background color for a personalized experience.

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Technologies Used

• Java: The entire application is built using core Java, without any external frameworks.

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How to Compile and Run

To run this project on your local machine, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the Source Directory Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory containing the project's source code (where Main.java is located).

   cd  \Course-Management-System-Java-main\CourseManagementSystem\out\production\CourseManagementSystem

2. Compile the Code Use the Java compiler (javac) to compile the source files.

   javac Main.java

3. Run the Application Execute the compiled code using the java command.

   java Main

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Project Walkthrough & Screenshots

Here is a visual walkthrough of the application's core functionality.

1. Registration and Login

Users can register as either a student or a teacher, each with a unique ID. They can then use these credentials to log in.

2. Teacher: Adding a New Course

Once logged in, a teacher can add a new course to the system, specifying details like course name, ID, credit hours, and capacity.

3. Student: Enrolling in a Course

A logged-in student can view all available courses and enroll in the one they choose.

4. Teacher: Assigning a Grade

The teacher can then assign a grade to any student enrolled in their course.

5. Student: Viewing Marks

The student can log back in and check their marks for the courses they are enrolled in.

6. Additional Features

The application also includes features for data persistence and UI customization.