Desktop app · Solo project
Student Attendance Management System
A multi-role desktop app where students check in by scanning a QR code on their phone.
Built during TEN internship
- Python
- Tkinter
- SQLite
- http.server
- qrcode
Source code ↗ Windows release ↗
What it does
Separate portals for teachers, students and principals; manual or QR attendance; pie-chart analytics; warnings for anyone below 75%; and a message channel for leave and correction requests.
Architecture
Tkinter interface over SQLite, with SHA-256-hashed credentials. A small HTTP server runs on a background thread and serves the phone check-in page over the local network.
Hardest problem
Stopping proxy attendance. Each QR code carries a random session token that stops working the moment the teacher closes the attendance window.
Outcome
Packaged as a downloadable Windows release on GitHub.
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