College Management System : Suggestions please :)

[SK-ZC]

Hi friends, I'm going to work on College Management System project and My project should cover their needs which I given below :

* Admission Database.
* Fee Structures Database.
* Daily Update on Student Details.

So, I need suggestions on Coding Languages and Databases.
Basically I know C++, Java and little bit of SQL and now I'm looking to develop the project in VB or C# and I knew very little in C# and VB .... But I had one year of time, so I will quickly learn quickly.......

So, in which coding lang should I start my project VB or C# ?

Suggestions please

 

[sanjeevaloria]

VB is good

 

[zeustrojanstark]

ASP.NET is the best, i have done this project when i did my engineering.

 

[Abhas]

ASP.NET is the best, i have done this project when i did my engineering.

I disagree, ASP.NET is far from the best. PHP+MySQL combo provides a much more robust experience, apart from being free.
There are thousands of libraries available to assist our project in PHP, compared to the hundreds available for ASP.NET
@santhoshSKR If you plan to do it on a web-based interface, I suggest go in for PHP + MySQL. They are both opensource software, compared to ASP.NET + MSSQL, which are proprietary.

PHP's easy to learn, especially if you know C++.
All the databases are quite similar, so that shouldn't be a concern - you'll have to write similar queries for whichever database you choose.

If you want to go in for application development, VB's quite simple apparently, so that's the way you'd like to go if you're not too much into programming. C# can be a bit hard to understand.

 

[zeustrojanstark]

I disagree, ASP.NET is far from the best. PHP+MySQL combo provides a much more robust experience, apart from being free.
There are thousands of libraries available to assist our project in PHP, compared to the hundreds available for ASP.NET
@santhoshSKR If you plan to do it on a web-based interface, I suggest go in for PHP + MySQL. They are both opensource software, compared to ASP.NET + MSSQL, which are proprietary.

PHP's easy to learn, especially if you know C++.
All the databases are quite similar, so that shouldn't be a concern - you'll have to write similar queries for whichever database you choose.

If you want to go in for application development, VB's quite simple apparently, so that's the way you'd like to go if you're not too much into programming. C# can be a bit hard to understand.

I love PHP personally but i had to do this in ASP.NET in my college and i got a very good result.

 

[WubbaLubbaDubDub]

For me front end in JSF and back end using hibernate with Oracle or Mysql. Although this is a college project go for VB. Simple to code easy to learn and easy to implement