ASP.NET SignalR and Google Maps Integration (Car Park Management System for Universities)

Gan, Beng Sen (2024) ASP.NET SignalR and Google Maps Integration (Car Park Management System for Universities). Final Year Project (Bachelor), Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology.

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Abstract

The Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology's (TARUMT) Parking Management System (TPMS) project attempts to overcome the numerous drawbacks and inefficiencies of current car parking management systems. Technology is essential for enhancing efficiency and effectiveness in today's worldwide environment. The TARUMT manual parking management system now in use has a variety of issues, such as drawn-out processes and the requirement for manual checks by staff and students. Computerized systems, on the other hand, have technological problems, integration problems, a lack of human interaction, complexity, and continuing maintenance needs. So that, TPMS offers a complete solution that simplifies the parking management procedure. It has online interfaces for lecturer, administrators, and students on both the front end and the back end. The front-end enables customers to purchase parking stickers right away, receive notice of violations, and even get in touch with the owner of the offending vehicle in the event of a blockage. The back-end lessens the dependency on manual procedures while enabling administrators to properly monitor and enforce parking laws. Additionally, TPMS gives customers access to live chat support and practical payment methods like PayPal. The program lessens the need for paper records, boosts campus productivity, enhances user experience, and complies with environmental objectives. The strategy includes waterfall model system design and development. A Google Forms survey will be used for this project in order to get responses from 100 participants. According to the findings, a sizable portion of consumers are unhappy with how well the existing system is working. While the project's ability to enable quicker and more convenient payments is its main strength, technological issues or server malfunctions could bring problems that could detract from the user experience and create irritation