STUDENT IDENTITY CARD GENERATION

SYSTEM

BY:

ASAD ULLAH ROLL NO. 7187

ISLAM BAHADAR ROLL NO. 8863

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE WARI (DIR UPPER)
KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA
PAKISTAN
2022

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 STUDENT IDENTITY CARD GENERATION

SYSTEM

Submitted by:

ASAD ULLAH ROLL NO. 7187

ISLAM BAHADAR ROLL NO. 8863

Supervised by:

Dr. Saeed Ullah Jan

Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Govt Degree College Wari
A thesis submitted to the department of Computer Science Govt Degree College
Wari Dir Upper as a partial fulfillment of the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto
University Sheringal Dir Upper for the award of Degree of BS (4-Year)
Computer Science.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE WARI (DIR UPPER)
KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA
PAKISTAN
Session 2018-22

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 Certificate of Approval

It is certified that the project done in this thesis, entitled “Student Identity Card

Generation System," was conducted by Asad Ullah and Islam Bahadar under the

supervision of Dr. Saeed Ullah Jan; it is further certified that no part of the work has been

submitted in another institute for another purpose. This work is submitted to the Government

Degree College Wari (Dir Upper), affiliated with Shaheed BB University Sheringal Dir

Upper, which partially fulfills the requirements for the degree of BS (4-Year) Computer

Science.

Name: Asad Ullah Signature: ______________

Roll No. 7187

[Name2]: Islam Bahadar Signature:

Roll No. 8863

a) External Examiner 1:______________________ Signature: ______________

__________________________________________

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b) Internal Examiner:_________________________ Signature: ______________

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QEC Focal Person Signature:_______________

Govt Degree College Wari (Dir Upper)
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

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 Dedication

We dedicate this work to all those who help us conduct this work, especially our parents,

teachers, and group members.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

All praises are for almighty Allah, who bestowed me the potential and capacity to

fulfill this challenging job and contribute to the existing knowledge, although in a fraction.

All praises are for Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH), a model of guidance and inspiration for

humanity.

We want to express my most tremendous gratitude and utmost respect to our advisor

Dr. Saeed Ullah Jan, A/P of CS at the Department of Computer Science, Government Degree

College Wari, for his enthusiastic guidance, prudent supervision, and continuous

encouragement.

Asad Ullah and Islam Bahadar

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Certificate of Approval ............................................................................................................ iii

Dedication ................................................................................................................................. iv
PROJECT IN BRIEF ................................................................................................................ ix
ACRONYMS ............................................................................................................................. x
ABSTRACT .............................................................................................................................. xi
CHAPTER – 1 ........................................................................................................................... 1
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 1
1.2Problem Statement ............................................................................................................ 2
1.3 Aims and objectives ......................................................................................................... 2
1.4Proposed system ................................................................................................................ 2
Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 2
Quick Templates Access ........................................................................................................ 2
Tips ......................................................................................................................................... 2
CHAPTER – 2: .......................................................................................................................... 4
REQUIREMENT ENGINEERING ........................................................................................... 4
2.1Use case scenarios ............................................................................................................. 4
2.1.1 Use case scenarios: user Registration and login ........................................................... 5
2.1.2Use case scenarios: using Dashboard ............................................................................. 5
2.2Functional Requirement .................................................................................................... 6
2.3Non -Functional Requirement ........................................................................................... 6
Usability ................................................................................................................................. 6
Performance ........................................................................................................................... 7
Availability ............................................................................................................................. 7
Efficiency ............................................................................................................................... 7
Reliability ............................................................................................................................... 7
2.4Data base Requirement...................................................................................................... 7
2.5 Summary .......................................................................................................................... 8
CHAPTER – 3: .......................................................................................................................... 9
DESIGNING .............................................................................................................................. 9
3.1Data Flow diagram (DFD) ................................................................................................ 9
3.2Activity diagram ................................................................................................................ 9
3.3Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) ............................................................................... 10
3.4Summary ......................................................................................................................... 10
CHAPTER – 4: ........................................................................................................................ 11

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IMPLEMENTATION .............................................................................................................. 11
4.1 Tools used for implementation .................................................................................... 11
4.1.1Integrated development environment (IDE) ................................................................ 11
4.1.2Personal Home Page (PHP).......................................................................................... 12
4.1.3 Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) ..................................................................... 12
4.1.4 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) ................................................................................... 12
4.1.5 JavaScript .................................................................................................................. 12
4.2 Working of the project: Screen Slide of the project ..................................................... 13
Home / Index Page ................................................................................................................... 13
Login Page ............................................................................................................................... 13
Login Page ............................................................................................................................... 14
Adding new Card ..................................................................................................................... 15
Update Card Details ................................................................................................................. 16
4.3 Summary ...................................................................................................................... 16
CHAPTER – 5: ........................................................................................................................ 17
CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................................ 17
5.1 Conclusion and future work ........................................................................................... 17
BIBLIOGRAPHY .................................................................................................................... 18

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1 Project Description ...................................................................................................... 3

Figure 10Index Page ................................................................................................................ 13

Figure 11Login Page ................................................................................................................ 14

Figure 11Login Page ................................................................................................................ 14

Figure 12Registration Page5.4 Generating a new Card ........................................................... 15

Figure 13 Generating new ID Card .......................................................................................... 15

Figure 14Update Profile Details .............................................................................................. 15

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 PROJECT IN BRIEF

The ID card generator system is an application that will help generate ID cards in an

educational institute in government degree college Wari Upper Dir; for ID card generation,

there needs to be a proper system. The Administration of government degree collageWari has

a manual for the students to fill all the fields in the concerned form. After filling out the form

is sent to a computer IT specialist in the market to make the ID card; keeping in view all

these issues, I decided to develop an ID card generator system for the government degree

college Wari Upper Dir.

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 ACRONYMS

CMS Content Management System

DFD Data Flow Diagram

ERD Entity Relationship Diagram

IDE Integrated Development Environment

HTML Hyper Text Markup Language

CSS Cascading Style Sheet

Cross Platform (X), Apache (A), MYSQL

XAMPP (M), PHP

UML Unified Modeling Language

XML Extensible Markup Language

API Application Program Interface

OS Operating System

DB Database

DBMS Database Management System

RDBMS Relational Database Management System

HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

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 ABSTRACT

To identify the individual in the educational system, an individual must have an ID

card. Not only in educational institutes is also a necessary factor for identification in every

field. In an educational institute, the ID card is used to identify the students and employees.

Keep in mind that it is necessary to generate the ID cards for students, teachers, and clerical

staff of the educational institute. It is today's demand in every educational institute, especially

in colleges, because there are more than two thousand students and more than sixty

employees in government degree college WariDir Upper. To date traditional system for card

generation is in use, which is not adequate; to overcome this, we developed an automated

system titled "ID Card generator system" for government degree college Wari Upper Dir.

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 CHAPTER – 1

INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction

The present-day demand for the great need to measures to ensure the safety as well as

security in educational institutes; their educational campuses, including schools, colleges, and

universities, need to assure definite well-founded conditions and environment to ensure such

type of conditions in educational institutes cards for the students, teachers, and visitors. For

this purpose, the correct assignment for the ID card system is essential. This issue can be

solved by using up online ID card generator system. Government degree college is a

government college located in Wari District Dir Upper in government degree college. Wari,

almost two thousand and five hundred students are studying in different departments in

different semesters. There is a traditional system for a government degree college wari for the

ID card. In the conventional method, at the time of admission, an extra form is given to the

students in which they put their detail according to the regarded information in the state after

providing the information. The head of the department of each department sends the form to

the clerical staff. The clerical staff then sends the received form to the market to make student

ID cards. The traditional process of ID card making is time-consuming as well as expensive.

To reduce the time consumption and cost of making ID cards for the students of government

degree college Wari. I develop a student id generator system for government degree college

Wari. The proposed project will solve the issue in the existing process by using the online ID

card generator system with the minimal time taken and fast processing.

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1.2Problem Statement

ID card generator system is an application that is used to transmit the details provided

by someone into digitized ID cards. In the government degree college Wari, it comes to know

that most students providing the information and collecting ID cards waited for several hours.

It also shows that most students waste the whole day in this process; hence, the proposed ID

Card generator system for government degree college Wari will overcome these issues.

1.3 Aims and objectives

The project has the following aims and objectives, which are enlisted below:

 To develop an ID card generator system for government degree college Wari Upper

Dir.

 To develop such a system which speeds up the ID card-making system for the

students of government degree collage Wari Upper Dir

1.4Proposed system

Our student ID card generator system will generate Identity cards for students of

government degree colleges with many templates to choose from. There will be a database of

all college students and an interface that will quickly generate ID cards in a matter of

seconds. Project Description

Introduction

On top, there will be a short introduction that will display the characteristics the

project will provide.

Quick Templates Access

There should be good templates for an ID card that would be displayed.

Tips

The tips related to the generation of ID cards will be displayed.

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 Figure 1 Project Description

1.5 Summary

In the chapter, we have discussed the introduction of ID cards, the traditional process for

making ID cards in government degree college Wari, and a proposed solution for the concern

issue.

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 CHAPTER – 2:

REQUIREMENT ENGINEERING
It relates to the engineering design process's steps for identifying, capturing, and

managing requirements. Requirement engineering is the correct way to know about the need

of the user, feasibility study, requirements analysis, requirements validation, proposing a

good solution, and managing all the requirements to convert them into a functional system.

So it is clear that it is the step-by-step application of techniques, tools, and methodologies to

estimate the behavior of the proposed project. The phenomenon of elicitation of stakeholder

needs and then turning them into a proper set of requirements, which will be the foundation

for ensuring the developmental process, is termed requirements engineering. Two goals of the

requirements engineering process include problem-making and an accurate, reliable,

reasonable, and efficient solution. This chapter lists the typical requirements engineering

approaches currently in use, mainly concentrating on the fundamentals. Requirements

engineering techniques are methods for transforming real-world issues into solutions for the

digital world. Each mode uses a distinct process to develop the system specification as the

solution, each with its specialized way of thinking about the real-world problem.

2.1Use case scenarios

Use case scenarios are often used in software development as part of the functional

requirement documents/plan, but they aren't only for developers. They illustrate how users

could interact with a system to achieve a goal. In requirement analysis, we examine the needs

to comprehend them as the foundation for obtaining the desired functionality while

maintaining the system's quality, dependability, and efficiency. We discover the user's

requirements through requirement analysis. This process involves gathering the needs from

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various sources. The analyst does the requirement analysis. It is a very significant and vital

phase in the software development process since it is the foundation of software

development. The needs are gathered in this stage from several sources, including.

2.1.1 Use case scenarios: user Registration and login

A person who has already registered with a website, application, or other system is

known as a registered user. In order to prove their identity, registered users typically provide

the system with credentials (such as a username, email address, and password). The use case

below illustrates a user registering for the first time in the application, the response provided,

and the exception where the details are incorrect. This use case also shows how to log in after

signing up, except when the information is wrong.

Name Use case Registering

Use case identifier UC#2

Actor(s) Scholars

Account Students register for a course

Precondition They have an account and security key to log in

Postcondition Student’s registration is achievement full.

Basic course of Actions

1. Students desire to sign up for the course

2. Students Register on the page.
3. Complete the page's needed fields.
4. The student's prior grade was higher than or equal to the passing grade.
5. Successful Registration
6. Students get registration messages in 6.
7. Use case ends.

2.1.2Use case scenarios: using Dashboard

A dashboard's primary purpose is to display a thorough overview of data from many

sources. Dashboards help track, measure, and evaluate pertinent data in essential areas.

Login, Registration, and Dashboard steps

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 1. Open the home page.

2. A login module prompt will appear for the user.

3. In order to access more features of the system, users must have login information.

4. The user will be sent to the Dashboard after entering their valid credentials.

5. They can generate both new and current cards.

6. They may also edit and change cards as well as delete them.

2.2Functional Requirement

Software development and system engineering define the desired functioning of

programmers and systems or function requirements. Software-driven electronics or a

combination of software and electronic hardware might make up the system under system

engineering.

 Users can search the entire original collection of databases or only a portion of them.

 Users can access the system to view the information and give input.

 The developer can only do modifications to the system.

 Every comment is gathered from the user's email address. Each user must supply a

password as well as a unique identity.

2.3Non -Functional Requirement

The system attributes defined by non-functional requirements (NFRs), such as

security, reliability, performance, maintainability, scalability, and usability, serve as

limitations or restrictions on the system's design throughout the many backlogs.

Usability

The system provides a help and support menu in each interface so that the user may

interact with the system.

Safety

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 Given that our website is web-based and operates online. Threats such as viruses and

malware will always exist, but they may be reduced by using a new browser, installing anti-

spyware software, and staying up to date with Microsoft Windows Defender's most recent

definition.

Performance

Only people with some background on the internet, web browsing, and knowledge of

other social networks will utilize our website. They don't need to worry about using our

website.

Availability

The system should always be available for access 24 hours. Seven days a week.

Efficiency

We developed an efficient website because it can serve many users simultaneously

and will respond to every user very efficiently.

Reliability

Our website is dependable since the programmer consistently exhibits the same

behavior and does not alter its result at every step. This chapter has covered every aspect of

the prerequisites. In order to obtain the necessary needs, we collected the requirements and

then examined those requirements. The completed specifications were then verified following

that.

2.4Data base Requirement

When referencing data requirement data in documents, it should be done in business

language and, if possible, by using approved standard business terms. The data requirement

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definition establishes the process used to identify priorities and precisely formulate and

validate the data needed to achieve business objectives.

2.5 Summary

This chapter includes system requirements and the Engineering of the system. It

provides user registration for the project and designs: using Dashboard, Functional

Requirements, and Database Requirements.

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 CHAPTER – 3:

DESIGNING
The procedure in which we imagine and define a software solution to one or more

than one problems is termed software design. Software requirement analysis (SRA), a step in

the software development process that includes a specification list for software engineering,

is one of the critical elements of software design.

3.1Data Flow diagram (DFD)

A data flow diagram is a graphical or visual depiction that uses a defined set of systems and

notation to explain how data is moved through a business transaction. They are frequently

part of formal methodologies like structured system analysis and method (SSADM).

3.2Activity diagram

Activity Diagram

Login

Check

Redirect to the
login page.
Add New Card Generate Card

Logout

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3.3Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)

An Entity Relationship Model (ERM), often referred to as an Entity Relationship

Diagram (ERD), is a visual representation that shows the relationships between entities such

as places, an individual, ideas, or events inside an (IT) system.

3.4Summary

This chapter includes system Designing and DFD of the system. It uses an Activity

diagram for the project and an Entity Relationship Diagram.

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 CHAPTER – 4:

IMPLEMENTATION
Any document that may be used to confirm features of a person's personality qualifies

as an identity document. It is typically referred to as an identification card if issued in the

shape of a compact, typically standard-sized Card (IC). Informal papers may be needed in

nations without official identification documents.

Driving licenses can be used in many countries as a means of proving identity in the

lack of a formal identity document, while other nations need to recognize driving licenses as

identification frequently because they do not expire there and can be readily falsified.

Passports are recognized as valid forms of identification in most nations.

Foreign nationals are often required to have a passport or, rarely, a national identity card.

4.1 Tools used for implementation

The tools used for the development of the system are enlisted below:

 Word 2016 in MS (Report writing)

 My SQL database server

 Languages used in programming: PHP, CSS, HTML,

 Microsoft Visio Photoshop (Pictures) (forming charts)

4.1.1Integrated development environment (IDE)

Eclipse for programming in Java Android Studio and Microsoft Visual Studio for

creating mobile applications. Some popular IDEs include PyCharm for Python programming

and RStudio for R scripts. An integrated development environment (IDE) is a piece of

software that aids in programmers' productive creation of software code.

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4.1.2Personal Home Page (PHP)

Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) is an accepted open-source programming language.

The server is where PHP programmers are run. PHP, in most cases, is used for developing

websites; sometimes, server-side scripting is used for the general-purpose programming

language. The PHP Development RasmuLerdorf developed it in 1994; nowadays, different

teams produce the reference implementation.

4.1.3 Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

(HTML) stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. The standard for web pages is

HTML. HTML explains how a web page is organized. HTML has many elements that

instruct browsers how to display material.

The industry-standard markup language for developing online pages and web applications is

HTML. JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) make up the trio of foundational

technologies underlying the World Wide Web. Internet browsers get HTML initially featured

cues for the document's design and semantically explain the structure of a web page.

4.1.4 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used to specify how a

document written in HTML or XML, including XML dialects like SVG MathML or

XHTML, should be presented. CSS specifies how elements should be represented on screen,

paper, speech, or other mediums.

4.1.5 JavaScript

HTML and CSS are the languages that offer structure and style to web pages, whereas

JavaScript is a text-based computer language used both on the client and server sides.

JavaScript added interactive elements to websites that keep users interested.

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JavaScript is a dynamic programming language used for creating websites and many other

things. You can add active website features that you couldn't achieve with only HTML and

CSS.

4.2 Working of the project: Screen Slide of the project

Home / Index Page

The Main page looks like this

Figure 2Index Page

Login Page

When you click on the login button following page opens

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 Figure 3Login Page

Login Page

When you click on the login button following page opens

Figure 4Login Page

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Adding new Card

When you click the Add New Card button, the following interface opens to create a new card.

Figure 5Registration Page5.4 Generating a new Card

By entering the Card ID in the input field. Their Card will be generated, and you can

download and print it.

Figure 6 Generating new ID Card Figure 7Update Profile Details

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Update Card Details

Users can change their card details on most

4.3 Summary

The chapter includes system Implementation and Tools of the system. It provides user

IDE, PHP, HTML, and CSS for the project and JavaScript and Summary.

Approval.

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 CHAPTER – 5:

CONCLUSION

5.1 Conclusion and future work

The ID card generator system will be user-friendly and a practical application for

government degree college Wari students. The traditional card generator system used for

students' ID cards makes it very expensive and time-consuming. They already used the

design and also needed help in providing details. The proposed project will reduce the cost

also in printing the cards. It provides an error-free system that will eliminate all the mistakes

in traditional cards generating systems. The proposed project ID card generator system for the

government degree college Wari will automatically create identity cards for the students of

the government degree college Wari district Dir Upper, which will show efficiency in terms

of time and cost. As government degree college wari during the fall semester's intake of large

numbers of students bound to do a mistake. This mistake is elementary and will be

significant, such as writing down the wrong details. All these errors will be removed using

the proposed project id generator system for the government degree college Wari. The

proposed project should be enhanced in the future in terms of an employee. Administration

staff card generating feature.

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