MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
The Private Schools Licensing System is a comprehensive technical documentation for the backend and frontend of the system.
2020 · 116 pages

Abstract
The current status of the system is complete, with the current version being 1.0 and the last update date being November 15, 2020. The system is designed to manage the licensing process for private schools, and it utilizes a variety of technologies, including ASP.NET Core for the backend and frontend. The system is built using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern, which separates the application logic into three interconnected components. The MVC pattern is used to organize the system's functionality, with the Model responsible for managing data, the View responsible for displaying data to the user, and the Controller responsible for handling user input and updating the Model. The system also utilizes dependency injection, filters, areas, web APIs, testability, and strongly typed views. The system's programming model is based on ASP.NET Core, which provides a set of libraries and frameworks for building web applications. The system uses C# as the primary programming language and Visual Studio as the development environment. The Private Schools Licensing System's database documentation provides a detailed description of the system's database schema, including the tables, columns, and relationships between them. The database is designed to store information about private schools, including their contact details, license payments, and financial plans. The system's database consists of 24 tables, including tables for storing information about schools, persons, parties, and license payments. Each table has a specific set of columns and relationships with other tables, which are designed to support the system's functionality. The system's solution is organized into several projects, including the Private Schools Licensing System project, which contains the system's core functionality, and the FunctionLibrary project, which contains a set of reusable functions. The system's layout file is used to define the layout of the system's user interface, and the service class is used to encapsulate the system's business logic. The system's database documentation provides a comprehensive overview of the system's database schema, which is essential for understanding the system's functionality and for developing and maintaining the system. The documentation is organized into several sections, including a legend, tables, and a description of each table. The Private Schools Licensing System is a complex technical system that requires a deep understanding of its architecture, design, and implementation. The system's documentation provides a valuable resource for developers, administrators, and users who need to understand the system's functionality and how to use it effectively.
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