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Sypmphony Institute
My role. Web Developer
Project description.
Developed a web application for Symphony Institute to manage student records, courses, and administration efficiently. Built with Angular and ASP.NET Core, featuring responsive UI, secure backend, and integrated SQL database. Improved workflow and data organization, enabling staff to manage operations smoothly and students to access information easily. Delivered a reliable, user-friendly system that streamlined daily tasks.
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