A dynamic database project that seamlessly connects the front-end with the back-end to manage student records. This project demonstrates full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality in a web environment and is built using modern Java technologies.
The Student Management System is a robust, full-stack application that:
- Stores and manages student records (name, email, course, etc.).
- Provides an interactive, responsive frontend (JSP) for data entry and display.
- Leverages Servlets and JDBC for dynamic interaction with a MySQL database.
- Runs on Apache Tomcat 11 and is developed with Jakarta EE standards.
- Serves as a proof-of-concept for creating your own dynamic database-driven application connecting both frontend and backend seamlessly.
Note: A video demonstration of the working model is available in the repository!
- Dynamic Data Management:
Create, update, delete, and list student records in real-time. - Robust Database Connectivity:
Utilizes JDBC for secure, efficient communication with a MySQL database. - Clean, Modular Architecture:
Well-structured code separating concerns between data access (DAO), business logic (Servlets), and presentation (JSP). - Responsive User Interface:
Simple and intuitive forms with meaningful feedback for user actions. - Scalable Design:
Easy to extend with additional features such as search, filtering, and role-based access.
- Frontend:
- JSP, HTML, CSS
- Backend:
- Jakarta Servlets (using Tomcat 11)
- JDBC
- Database:
- MySQL
- Build Tools:
- Maven (optional) / Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers
- Version Control:
- Git & GitHub
- Full-Stack Integration:
- Demonstrates a complete end-to-end solution.
- Modular Design:
- Easy to maintain and extend.
- Real-World Relevance:
- Applicable to a variety of database-driven applications.
- Basic UI:
- The current design is simple and could be enhanced with modern UI frameworks.
- Limited Features:
- More advanced features (such as search or role-based access) can be added for a more comprehensive system.
- Video Demonstration
- A video of the working model is available in the repository. Please check the Video Demo for a detailed walkthrough of the system in action.
License
- This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.