Student information management system is a typical information management system (m is), and its development mainly includes the establishment and maintenance of background database and the development of front-end application programs. For the former, it is required to establish a database with strong data consistency and integrity and good data security. For the latter, the application is required to be fully functional and easy to use.
After analysis, we use Microsoft's VISUAL BASIC development tools and various object-oriented development tools, especially the data window, an intelligent object that can operate the database conveniently and concisely. We first build the prototype of the system application in a short time, and then iterate the requirements of the initial prototype system, and constantly revise and improve it until a feasible system that users are satisfied with is formed.
Keywords: control, form, domain, database.
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With the continuous expansion of the school, the number of students has increased dramatically, and the amount of information about students has also increased exponentially. Facing the massive information, we need a student management system to improve the efficiency of student management. Through this system, information can be standardized, scientifically counted, quickly queried, modified, added and deleted, thus reducing the workload of management.
This system is mainly used for the management of school students' information. The overall task is to realize the systematization, standardization and automation of students' information relations. Its main task is to manage all kinds of information of students through computers, such as inquiry, modification, addition and deletion. In addition, considering students' course selection, a student information management system is designed to meet these needs. The overall task is to realize the systematization, standardization and automation of students' information relations. Its main task is to manage all kinds of information of students through computers, such as inquiry, modification, addition and deletion. In addition, considering students' course selection, a student information management system is designed to meet these needs.
The system mainly includes three parts: student information inquiry, educational administration information maintenance and student course selection. Its functions mainly include:
1. Input of student status information, including the input of students' basic information, classes, courses, grades and other information.
2. Student information inquiry, including inquiring about students' basic information, classes, courses, grades, etc.
3. Modify the student information.
4. Input of class management information, including input of class setting and grade information.
5. Query of class management information.
6. Revision of class management information.
Setting and revision of students' courses.
catalogue
order
Chapter 1 Overview of Visual Basic
Characteristics of 1. 1 Visual Basic Language
Common nouns in several program applications of 1.2 visual Basic system
The second chapter introduces the Visual Basic programming environment under Windows.
2. 1 object-oriented programming
2.2 Implement menu options
2.3 Implement the toolbar
The third chapter is how to develop the query module of student information management system.
3. 1 Design and Analysis of Student Information System
3.2 Selection of programming environment
3.3 the realization of relational database
3.4 Combination of the two (DBA)
Chapter 4 Creating Database with Access2000
4. The concept of1database
4.2 Create a new database
4.3 Modify the established database
Chapter V Feasibility Analysis
Chapter VI Overall System Planning
6. 1 system function
6.2 system flow chart
The seventh chapter is the concrete realization of the system.
7. 1 Realization of each function
7. 1. 1 course management
7. 1.2 Print statistics
Concluding remarks
postscript