A college management system project developed using C is a software application designed to streamline administrative tasks in a college or educational institution. This project typically includes features such as student enrollment, course registration, attendance tracking, grade management, and faculty management etc. It allows users to efficiently manage and organize various aspects of college operations.

Used C Programming language and DevC++ editor to develope the application. The different sections involved in the college management system are listed below:

1. Student Section
2. Courses Section: Displays the courses details of the college.
3. Staff Section
4. Hostel Section
5. Transportation Section
6. Student Attendence Section: Record and monitor student attendance percentage.
7. Student Grading Section: Enter marks of a student and calculate student grades.
8. College Event Management Section
   • Technical Event Management
   • Non-Technical Event Management
9. Placament Cell Data Section
   

Almost all attributes have common operations of Adding, Displaying, Modifying, Deleting, and Retrieving Data.

1. Clone or Download the Repository
   If you haven't already, clone or download the repository from GitHub to your local machine. You can use the git clone command or download the ZIP archive and extract it.
2. Open Your Project
   Open your IDE or code editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, DevC++ etc.). Open your College Management System project folder or workspace.
3. Set Up Your Project
   Ensure that your source code file CollegeHome.c (other .c files if you have added any) and header files (.h files) are included in your project.
4. Configure Compilation
   Check the project settings or build configuration within your IDE/editor to ensure that it is set up to compile and build your project correctly. Specify the main file CollegeHome.c as the entry point for compilation.
5. Compile Your Project
   Use the built-in build or compile command in your IDE/editor. This might be a button, menu option, or keyboard shortcut. The IDE/editor will compile your project, and if there are any errors or warnings, they will be displayed in the console or error window.
6. Run Your Program
   Once the compilation is successful, you can typically run your program directly from the IDE/editor. Look for a "Run" or "Execute" option. Follow the on-screen instructions and interact with your College Management System.