Employee Management System With Advanced Jdbc

Master JDBC and build a robust Employee Management System with advanced forms, salary management, database operations!

What you'll learn

How to create a comprehensive Employee Management System using JDBC.

Developing forms for adding, updating, deleting, and searching employee records.

Designing and integrating advanced modules such as salary management and attendance tracking.

Executing CRUD operations with database connectivity.

Best practices for developing robust, database-driven Java applications.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of Java programming and object-oriented principles. Familiarity with SQL and relational database concepts. A Java development environment (e.g., IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse).

Description

Introduction:Dive into the world of Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) with this comprehensive course designed to help you develop a feature-rich Employee Management System. Starting from basic project creation to advanced salary management and attendance tracking, this course offers a hands-on approach to mastering JDBC for real-world applications.Section 1: IntroductionThis section introduces the Employee Management System project. You’ll gain a clear understanding of the project objectives and an overview of the functionalities you’ll implement. By the end of this section, you’ll be prepared to start building your project with confidence.Section 2: JDBC ProjectIn this section, you’ll create the core of the Employee Management System by building various forms and features. Step-by-step, you’ll:Set up the project environment and design the login form for user authentication.Create forms for adding, updating, deleting, and searching employee records, all integrated with the database.Learn how to design an MDI (Multiple Document Interface) application for seamless navigation.Implement a salary master module for managing employee salary records.Execute and test each feature to ensure the system works flawlessly.Section 3: Advanced JDBC OperationsThis section focuses on more advanced features, such as managing employee attendance and salary generation. You’ll:Develop a form for employee attendance entry and integrate it with the database.Create a comprehensive salary generation module to calculate and save monthly salary data.Build a salary view form to display records and ensure seamless reporting.Conclude the project by refining all forms and testing the final output for deployment readiness.Conclusion:By the end of the course, you’ll have built a fully functional Employee Management System with advanced features, giving you practical experience in JDBC and Java-based database applications. This project will serve as a portfolio-worthy application, demonstrating your skills in Java development and database management.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Intro to Employee Management System

Section 2: JDBC Project

Lecture 2 Creating the Project

Lecture 3 Login Form

Lecture 4 Main form

Lecture 5 Employee addition Form

Lecture 6 Execution

Lecture 7 Employee Add details

Lecture 8 Running and Checking Output

Lecture 9 Employee master Add form Continues

Lecture 10 Create an MDI App in Java

Lecture 11 Add form continues

Lecture 12 Update Employee Form

Lecture 13 Update Employee Form Continues

Lecture 14 Working on MDi form

Lecture 15 Delete Employee Form

Lecture 16 Delete Employee Form Continues

Lecture 17 Creating Search Form

Lecture 18 Search Employee Form Continues

Lecture 19 Search Employee Form 2

Lecture 20 Creating Salary Master Add Record Form

Lecture 21 Creating Salary Master Add Record Form Continues

Lecture 22 Salary Master Add Record Form 1

Lecture 23 Creating Salary Master Add Record Form 2

Lecture 24 Executing Salary Master Add Record Form

Lecture 25 Salary Update Form

Lecture 26 Salary Update Form 2

Lecture 27 View salary record form

Lecture 28 Executing

Section 3: Advanced JDBC Operations

Lecture 29 Employee attendance Entry Form

Lecture 30 Code for Insert Attendance Record

Lecture 31 Starting with Salary generation form

Lecture 32 Salary generation form

Lecture 33 Saving Monthly Salary database

Lecture 34 Code for Employee attendance view

Lecture 35 Employee attendance view

Lecture 36 Creating View salaries and Concluding

Java beginners eager to gain practical experience with database-driven applications.,Intermediate developers looking to expand their skill set with advanced JDBC techniques.,Aspiring software developers seeking to build portfolio-ready projects.