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POSTGRADUATE PROJECT ALLOCATION AND VERIFICATION SYSTEM

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Project ID: CPU1257
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The aim of this project is to develop a web-based system that manages the activities of

Postgraduate Student Project Allocation and Verification system.

The primary objectives of this system are:

1. To develop system that give students the opportunity to promote and publicize their work.

2. To develop system that give project supervisors an easy means of tracking their student’s

progress online.

3. To develop system that will ease and automate postgraduate project allocation.

POSTGRADUATE PROJECT ALLOCATION AND VERIFICATION SYSTEM

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Type: Project
Department: Computer Science
Project ID: CPU1257
Access Fee: ₦5,000 ($14)
Pages: 109 Pages
Format: Microsoft Word
Views: 1.6K

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