develop a student record software system?
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Naturally begin by addressing the various parameters and capabilities of the software. Determine what will be asked of the software, how this can be accomplished on a broad level, and then define the best way to attain the goal -- break the large project into smaller sections.\n\nA student record system would probably need some way to get input from the user, store than input, recall it, display it, and possibly output to a printer or another device. As such, you'll need to design those various components.
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Goodness...there's lots out there!  It would help if you were more specific about what you wanted to accomplish with the technology.\n\nFor learning supports at home (if you are a parent), I would recommend Leapfrog and similar products.
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You are looking for software ?
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www.noteworthycomposer.com\n\nIt is shareware, free to try.  It works, but until you register it, you can only save 10 times (just copy and paste to a new document to get around that), and every time you print, it prints an order form also.\n\nI am a music teacher.  I used it a long time, and finally decided I should pay for it because I used it so much.  It was worth it.
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Not sure about online, but i have been using a program that i downloaded from the internet, I use it alot for a digital electronics class and like it pretty well (also the liscense is free)\nhttps://www.altera.com/support/software/download/altera_design/quartus_we/dnl-quartus_we.jsp?swcode=WWW-SWD-WE-60SP1-PC-SIN
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While what you want to do could be done with Access, programming Access to do it -- make the forms, the queries and reports needed -- is very difficult, if you don't have fairly advanced database / Access skills.\n\nAlso, you're going to want this product to have rock-solid support -- because once you start using it, you'll be tied to it, and if it fails, you'll need it fixed ASAP.\n\nAs a result, you're not going to find something like what you are asking for out there for free, and having it custom programmed is going to cost more than buying it off the shelf -- at least, if the programmer is worth his salt.\n\nInstead, you should look for an off-the-shelf solution.\n\nQuickbooks -- http://www.intuit.com -- is one option; it technically is bookkeeping software, but it has advanced inventory management features and can handle purchase orders / autodepleting inventory based on purchase orders.\n\nIt will cost several hundred dollars to purchase, but you will find, again, that even so, it's one of the more affordable solutions.\n\nShort of that, there are lots of other software packages out there; most will cost even more than Quickbooks.\n\nA final option might be to find a college student who is in a database administration or programming course, and see if he's be willing to build this for you on the cheap. But remember, you get what you pay for.
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For a lot less than what it costs to take a class, you can visit Barnes and Noble (in person or online) or Amazon online and get the Adobe CS2 "Classrooom in a Book".\n\nI don't know about getting the software for free.  If you know someone that has a student ID, consider getting them to purchase the academic licensing for you.  That's a lot cheaper than buying it commercially.
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the computer software already has one i mean the software or windows or Linux or whatever ur using.u put assesories-enterteinment and record voice or voice record!!!!
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I'm not sure I understand your question but your local community college should offer classes on computers and database software for a reasonable cost.
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you can try these simple suggestions:\nPoint of Sale System\nAn online reservation and Billing System\nSchool Communication System\nTimeKeeping System\nVoting System\nInformation Management System\nSales and Inventory System\nLibrary Management System\nVoice recognition/face recognition\nA locator...\npatient infotmation and billing system
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Try bradbury software
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Sounds like you want to use a database like Filemaker. With a database you can create custom reports that could be used as tests.
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The best software is Avid. Of course, their upper range systems are probably out of your price range, but ExpressPro is very affordable. Check it out at http://www.avid.com/products/xpresspro/index.asp
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Open Office http://www.openoffice.org has a suite which contains word processor, spreadsheet and all other categories found in Microsoft office. It is free to download and can be used legally for commercial purposes.\n\nYou may wish to check your taxation office as some countries, (Australia & Canada) Have free software available for use by business for record keping. Here in "Aussie land" we have "E record" and I found it was excellent for me when I had my own business.
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cheap, software already built, user support, compatability with existing software
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I know that there are special software programs that will help you with this.  I don't know what they cost.  I have scheduled for a K-6 school of 400 students without using the software but it wasn't easy.  I used huge sheets of paper taped to the wall and did trial and error, filled the "must haves" first, etc.  It was a long, time-consuming process, and I definitely wouldn't do it that way again.\n\nI would suggest you contact some schools in your area to see if they know some good software or where to get it.  If that fails, go to the government websites for differnt states or provinces of Canada (I know the software is used in many parts of Canada for sure) and follow the links to their departments or ministries of education and find some contacts.  I expect that route might get you some help.\n\nI've attached a couple of websites that advertise their scheduling software, but you are probably already aware of these.
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Any 'good' software/computer supply store should have them. You may have to buy two separate pieces of software, but its probably worth it, if you think you really need it. My suggestion is my personal staple when it comes to software, STAPLES!