College Event Tracking System Application

Authors

  • Laxmi H. Telgar
  • Yash U. Gavali
  • Suyash R. Patil
  • Vedant P. Chogule
  • Siddhant S. Chougule

Keywords:

Analytics, Attendance tracking, Event management, Real-time updates, Student engagement, Web-based interface

Abstract

Efficient management of extracurricular events in educational institutions is critical to fostering student engagement and ensuring the smooth execution of various activities. This project proposes an innovative extracurricular event tracking system designed to streamline event planning, participation tracking, and performance evaluation. Utilizing modern technologies like a web-based interface, database integration, and mobile app connectivity, the system provides real-time event updates, seamless registration, and automated attendance management. The implementation results demonstrate improved operational efficiency and enhanced user experience for both students and administrators. Additionally, the system addresses challenges such as resource allocation, overlapping schedules, and tracking individual participation history. For instance, during annual sports events, the system can allocate venues, notify participants of their match schedules, and track winners seamlessly. Similarly, cultural festivals often require coordination across multiple departments and overlapping sessions a task simplified by centralized scheduling and real-time notifications. In academic institutions, where debates and workshops occur regularly, the system ensures accurate attendance logs and provides analytics to measure student involvement over time. These examples illustrate how the system adapts to various use cases, making it an indispensable tool for modern event management.

Published

2025-02-28

How to Cite

Laxmi H. Telgar, Yash U. Gavali, Suyash R. Patil, Vedant P. Chogule, & Siddhant S. Chougule. (2025). College Event Tracking System Application. Journal of Web Development and Web Designing, 10(1), 18–29. Retrieved from https://matjournals.net/engineering/index.php/JoWDWD/article/view/1479

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