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College ERP Administration System – MEAN Stack
Developed a full-stack College ERP Administration System using the MEAN Stack (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.js) to manage and streamline college academic and administrative operations.
The system includes modules for Student Management, Academics, Faculty, Fees, Examination, Timetable, Placement, Library, Communication, and Certificates. Developed an interactive Superadmin dashboard with student enrollment statistics, fee collection and pending fee tracking, staff/faculty management, academic-term selection, quick search, and department-wise analytics.
Implemented D3.js data visualizations for enrollment trends, fee collection statistics, and department-wise student data. Developed reusable Angular components, REST API integrations, form validation, CRUD operations, role-based access, and responsive UI.
Technology Stack: Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, REST APIs, D3.js, HTML5, CSS3, Git/GitHub.
Deployment: Frontend deployed on Netlify, with backend REST APIs and database integration configured for the application.
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