Advanced College Management System v2.9

Submitted by Raj.Sharma on
It’s an advanced college Management System Project written in C#.Net 4.5 as front end and SQL Server 2012 as Back end. Version 2.9 : Lots of Security Features are added 5 different types of user types are added 1.Admin - Everything 2.Lecturer ( attendance & internal Marks Entry only) 3.Accounts officer (TRANSACTIONS only ) 4.Admissions officer (Student registration,Profile Entry only) 5.Student

Ethan Duggan: 12-Year-Old Self-Taught Coder to Speak in SXSW Vegas

Submitted by navajocodetalker on
A 12-year-old Ethan Duggan made a name for himself after his successful achievement as a programmer at an early age of 11-years-old even without the formal study on programming. He was named as one of the speaker in SXSW Vegas together with his father Rick Duggan. According to an article from VentureBeat, Ethan learned to code at an early age of 11 through online training at Codecademy.com. Ethan

Payroll Automation and Personnel Management

Submitted by adenijiayocharles on
Payroll automation and personnel management was my web development class project. With this application, you can register employee into database, update their information, send them instant message, delete employee and finally calculate the payroll of employees using the following variables: 15% of basic salary as housing allowance, 8% of basic salary as transport allowance, 9% of salary as tax

Valid Triangle

Submitted by ashine80 on
This programme will check whether the 3 sides a,b,c of given length will form a Triangle or not ... First we will calculate s=(a+b+c)/2 where a,b,c are the length of given three lines.. Then s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) then the square root of this . From this we will find Each Angle of supposed triangle. Then we will find a/Sin(A) ,b/sin(B) and c/sin(C) If all are equal then "The 3 lines of lenth a,b,and c

Dictionary using File Processing - C Program

Submitted by davidwachira on
A dictionary written in C that retrieves words from a text file. This is a practical exercise in file processing using text files. If a word that has been searched is not found in the dictionary, it is added at the end. The words in the dictionary are not in alphabetical order. Rather, they are randomly arranged. This is version 2 of a previous Dictionary. Enjoy #include /* C Standard Input and