Shuttle Management System

This program implements an interactive system for managing shuttle schedules and user interactions. It provides a simple console-based interface for student login, student registration, and administrator functions.

Case Study Problem Statement : Case Study PDF

Video Demonstration

Features

• Student Login: Secure authentication for students.
• Student Registration: New students can register to use the system.
• Admin Login: Administrators have a dedicated login for managing shuttle operations.
• Interactive Menu: A console menu allows users to choose options easily.

Project Structure

Shuttle-Management-System/
├── include/                      # Header files for the project
├── src/                          # Source code files
├── CMakeLists.txt                # CMake configuration file
└── data.txt                      # Text files for persisent data storage

Prerequisites

• CMake (version 3.10 or later)
• C/C++ Compiler:
  • gcc or clang
• Make (for Unix-like systems) or an appropriate build system for Windows

Building the Project

Using CMake

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Ash-codes18/Shuttle-Management-System.git
   cd Shuttle-Management-System

2. Create a Build Directory and Configure the Project:

   cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles" -S . -B build

3. Build the Executable:

   cmake --build build

Running the System

After a successful build, run the executable from your build output directory:

./shuttle_system

When the program runs, you will see a menu like the following:

===== Shuttle Management System =====
1. Student Login
2. Student Registration
3. Admin Login
4. Exit

Follow the on-screen prompts to interact with the system. For automated testing or CI purposes, you can pipe inputs to the executable.

Admin Acesss

• Id : admin
• Password : admin123

Continuous Integration

This repository is configured with GitHub Actions for continuous integration. The workflow files in the .github/workflows directory handle building and testing the project on both Ubuntu and Windows environments.