Project Overview
The Faculty Feedback System in PHP and MySQL is a web-based application designed to help educational institutions collect, organize, and review student feedback about faculty performance. Students can submit ratings and comments about teaching effectiveness, communication skills, subject knowledge, and overall satisfaction. Administrators can manage faculty information, organize subject assignments, and review feedback reports.
Available Features
- User Authentication: Separate admin and student login functionality with password protection.
- Faculty Management: Manage faculty information.
- Subject Assignment: Link subjects with the relevant faculty members.
- Student Feedback Submission: Submit feedback ratings and comments about faculty performance.
- Feedback Categories: Evaluate teaching effectiveness, communication skills, subject knowledge, and overall satisfaction.
- Feedback Reports: Review summarized student feedback responses.
- Admin Dashboard: View faculty performance information, recent feedback submissions, and feedback insights.
Which Technologies Are Used in This Project?
- PHP: Handles server-side processing and application functionality.
- MySQL: Stores faculty, student, subject, and feedback-related information.
- HTML: Structures the application pages.
- CSS: Styles the user interface.
- JavaScript: Supports client-side interactions.
More Details and Full Documentation
For complete project details and setup instructions, visit Faculty Feedback System in PHP and MySQL on UPDATEGADH.
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- Install XAMPP or WAMP on your computer.
- Extract the downloaded project ZIP file.
- For XAMPP, copy the extracted project folder into C:\xampp\htdocs\.
- Open the project folder in Visual Studio Code.
- Start Apache and MySQL from the XAMPP Control Panel.
- Open http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ in your browser.
- Create a database named feedback_db, as suggested in the website's setup instructions. Confirm the database name against the supplied project files.
- Locate the SQL file included in the project ZIP and import it into the database.
- Find db_config.php and configure the database name, username, and password according to your local MySQL setup.
- Save the configuration changes.
- Open the project using its local URL. For example, if the folder is named Faculty-Feedback-System, visit http://localhost/Faculty-Feedback-System/.
- Log in using the administrator or student credentials supplied with the project.
- Test faculty management, subject assignment, and feedback submission.
- Open the admin dashboard to review submitted feedback and available reports.
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