Arduino Based RFID Student Attendance System

I didnt see any file attached in this project. Please provide details of project. Thanks Farhan Appxone Private Limited

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Hi, I'm an electronics engineer with more than 6 years of experience in designing and developing various digital and embedded systems... Currently I help engineering students to complete their academic projects. Also conduct seminars and workshops on Microcontrollers and Robotics... So I have experienced with a lot of Microcontrollers such as PIC, AVR, ARM, Arduino etc. I'm also experience with a lot of sensors and sensor modules.... I'm very proficient with EAGLE too... I have done a lot of projects with Arduino, please check my completed projects and reviews given by other employers...:-) This seems like a very simple project....:-) I really would like to know more about your project like is there any need of EEPROM, which RFID tag do you use etc. kindly let me know if you are interested...:-) Thank You

i have a good knowledge about Arduino programming and have done number of projects using RF Module.i am also work for attendance system earlier.i will do your work easily and accurately.

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I have done a lot of projects on Arduino. I guess I'm the right candidate for your project

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I had done the same project for my college final year project. I can modify any changes if you need and submit you the code.

I am an electrical student in my last year of schooling and have worked with arduino boards before for use in a line following robot and a beverage monitoring system as well as a few other projects.

An application, plan, or proposal (plan) should not be written in isolation. Begin by seeking cooperation from people who understand the needs of students, teachers, and others for whom the program is proposed. They can help you create a realistic plan that can be implemented if funded. Planning Together A high-quality plan reflects the ideas of students, parents, educators, community members, and other service providers. Consider forming a team of interested individuals to develop the plan. Team members should be committed to designing and implementing improvements. If several people do the writing, one should serve as the editor who creates a unified document with consistent tone and style. Reviewing Requirements Review thoroughly any legal statutes, regulations, and guidelines related to the plan and refer to them frequently as you write and design the project. Make sure that the proposed program is consistent with the requirements. Do not simply restate the plan requirements such as, "We will involve parents in important decisions." Instead, give examples of promising strategies you have chosen from your experience or research. Present illustrations of how you will implement the program. If a requirement or regulation does not seem applicable to your plan or local situation, explain why you do not address it.

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I did this thing before for my school class. Teache can know who is in the class and who is running late. If I don´t do the job well I will return the money.

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