IPS ACADEMY INDORE

INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
& INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Evaluation of
Internship-I
PROJ-CI04

Name: Bhutibhushan Chouhan

Enrollment No: 0808CI221050
Branch:CSIT Year:3rd Semester: 6th
Internship On: Web Development
Internship Organization: Ypsilon IT
Solutions Internship Period: 1 Month
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my internship guide,
Mr. Ashish, from the Department of Computer Science and
Information Technology (CSIT) at IPS Academy, Institute of
Engineering & Science, Indore, for his/her invaluable guidance,
support, and encouragement throughout the course of my internship.
His/her insightful advice, patience, and constant motivation played a vital
role in successfully completing my Internship-I. It has been a great
privilege to work under his/her supervision.

I am also deeply thankful to Dr. Archana Keerti Chowdhary, Principal,

IPS Academy, Institute of Engineering & Science, Dr. Neeraj
Shrivastava, Professor & Head, Department of CSIT, and Dr.
Vaishali Gupta, Branch Coordinator, CSIT, for their encouragement
and for providing me the opportunity to participate in this internship
program.

A special thanks to my friends and colleagues for their valuable

suggestions and discussions that helped me navigate the technical and
theoretical challenges encountered during this period.

I also extend my deepest gratitude to my parents and family members

for their unwavering support, inspiration, and motivation during the
internship.

Finally, I am thankful to the almighty God, whose constant guidance and

strength have been with me throughout this journey.

Bhutibhushan Chouhan
(0808CI221050)
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1 Executive Summary 4

2 Introduction 6

3 Company Profile 7

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4 Internship Description

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5 Learning Objectives

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6 Projects Undertaken

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7 Skills Gained

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8 Comparison of Academic Learning vs. Practical Experience

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9 Challenges and Solutions

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10 Contribution to the Organization

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11 Conclusion

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12 Recommendations

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13 References

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14 Appendices
 Executive Summary
Internship Summary
The internship provided a hands-on learning experience in Java development, focusing on
both Core and Advanced Java concepts. Conducted by Ypsilon IT Solutions at IPS
Academy Institute or Engineering and Science, the program primarily revolved around web
application development, with a strong emphasis on backend programming, database
management, and system integration. The internship was structured under a single mentor
who oversaw multiple interns, requiring a self-driven approach to problem-solving and
learning. This opportunity allowed me to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world
scenarios, improving my technical skills and professional competencies.

Key Learning Outcomes

Throughout the internship, I gained practical expertise in backend development, database
connectivity, and debugging. My understanding of Java programming deepened through
hands-on implementation of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), JDBC, and servlet-
based development. Additionally, I enhanced my proficiency in MySQL database
management, optimizing queries for efficient data retrieval and storage. Exposure to
version control systems and real-world software development workflows refined my ability
to collaborate within a structured environment. Beyond technical skills, I developed
problem-solving abilities, improved time management, and strengthened my adaptability
to industry challenges.

Major Tasks and Projects Handled

I actively contributed to two major projects: an Employee Management Web Application
and a Student Management CMS. These projects involved designing and developing
backend logic, implementing database connectivity, and ensuring seamless user
interaction. My role included writing efficient Java code, integrating MySQL databases,
and troubleshooting system errors. Additionally, I collaborated with peers to optimize
performance, enhance security measures, and refine the overall functionality of the
applications. Working on these projects provided a holistic understanding of software
development, from planning and execution to deployment and maintenance.

Technologies Used
The internship required proficiency in Java (Core and Advanced), MySQL for database
management, and JDBC for connectivity. Servlet and JSP technologies were utilized for
web application development, ensuring dynamic content rendering. Version control
through Git helped in managing collaborative coding efforts. Additionally, debugging tools
and Eclipse IDE was used to streamline the development process. Exposure to these
technologies enhanced my ability to work in real-world software development
environments.

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Internship’s Impact on Personal and Professional Development
This internship significantly contributed to my growth as a developer by bridging the gap
between academic learning and industry practices. The hands-on experience reinforced my
confidence in coding, debugging, and database management. Professionally, I learned to
work under a structured yet flexible environment, adapting to challenges and meeting
deadlines efficiently. The mentorship and project-based approach strengthened my ability
to work independently and as part of a team. Moving forward, this experience has fueled
my ambition to pursue advanced studies and career opportunities in software development,
particularly in backend and full-stack development roles.

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 Introduction
The internship at Ypsilon IT Solutions was structured to provide a hands-on learning
experience in Java development, database management, and web application development.
It involved working on real-world projects where I gained exposure to backend
development, debugging, and database connectivity. The program also introduced me to
industry workflows, allowing me to understand how different teams collaborate in a
software development environment.

Purpose and objectives of the internship

The primary objective of the internship was to bridge the gap between theoretical
knowledge and practical implementation. It aimed to equip me with the necessary technical
skills to develop and manage web applications while also improving my problem-solving
abilities. By working on actual projects, I gained experience in coding, troubleshooting,
and integrating different components of a software system. Additionally, the internship
helped enhance my ability to work in a team, meet deadlines, and adapt to real-world
challenges.

Relevance to the CSIT course curriculum

The internship was highly relevant to my CSIT coursework as it allowed me to apply
concepts learned in subjects such as Object-Oriented Programming, Database Management
Systems, and Web Technologies. I worked extensively with Java and MySQL, which
reinforced my understanding of backend development and database connectivity.
Additionally, the experience provided practical insights into software engineering
principles, helping me understand how theoretical concepts are implemented in real-world
applications. This practical exposure significantly complemented my academic studies,
making my learning experience more comprehensive and application-oriented.

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 Company Profile
Company Name: Ypsilon IT Solutions
Location: The headquarters of Ypsilon IT Solutions is in Indore, India. The
company operates from its office located at 305, Mamta Tower, 1/1
Manoramaganj, Indore.

Company Overview: Ypsilon IT Solution team provides the best IT and

Software solutions for all major industries like healthcare, hospitality,
logistics, power, renewable energy, e-commerce, education & learning,
information services, transportation, communication, and all on-demand
software needs.

Departments Relevant to the Internship: The internship was facilitated

through my college and primarily involved collaboration with the Java
Development Department, which handled coding, testing, and deployment
of web application solutions. A single mentor oversaw all aspects of the
internship, providing guidance across multiple departments. This included
the UI/UX Design Team, responsible for crafting intuitive interfaces, and
the Quality Assurance (QA) Team, which ensured the reliability and
performance of deliverables. Additionally, I gained insights into project
management, including timeline oversight and client coordination, which
provided a holistic understanding of the development process.

Company’s Role in Industry: Ypsilon IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is an IT and

software development company that provides web and mobile development,
e-commerce solutions, cloud services, and enterprise software for industries
like healthcare, education, logistics, and power. It offers SEO and digital
marketing services to enhance online visibility and supports businesses with
IT consulting, DevOps, and CMS development. By delivering scalable,
secure, and customized solutions, Ypsilon IT Solutions plays a crucial role
in helping businesses streamline operations, improve digital presence, and
adopt the latest technology trends.

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 Internship Description

Department/Team: I interned with the Java Development Team

, a team dedicated to designing, building, and maintaining web
applications and websites.

Mentor/Supervisor: The internship was guided by a single mentor Mr.

Kaustubh Chaudhary who was responsible for overseeing all aspects of the
development process, including coding, database management, debugging,
and deployment. The mentor provided technical guidance and support
throughout the internship.

Duration: The internship took place from 15th May 2024 to 29th June 2024,
spanning a total of 4 weeks. Over this period, I completed approximately
total hours, 210 hours of hands-on work, including project assignments,
team meetings, and self-directed learning to enhance my understanding of
web development tools and techniques.

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 Learning Objectives
Technical Goals: My primary technical goal is to develop a strong
foundation in Core and Advanced Java, with a focus on object-oriented
programming (OOP), multithreading, exception handling, JDBC, and
servlets. I aim to gain expertise in backend development, particularly in
writing efficient, optimized, and scalable Java applications. Additionally, I
want to explore Spring Framework to build enterprise-level applications
with enhanced performance and security. Another key focus area is
improving my database management skills, including working with MySQL
database, and mastering JDBC connectivity for seamless interaction
between Java applications and databases. I also plan to enhance my software
development lifecycle (SDLC) understanding, covering coding best
practices, debugging techniques, and deployment strategies.
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Professional Goals: From a professional perspective, I aspire to work on

real-world projects where I can apply my Java knowledge to develop
scalable and efficient software solutions. I want to contribute to
collaborative team environments, improving both my technical and
communication skills. Gaining exposure to agile methodologies, software
testing, and DevOps practices will also be a key milestone in my career
development. I aim to secure a challenging software development role,
preferably in backend or full-stack development, where I can work on
complex problem-solving, system design, and performance optimization.
My long-term goal is to build a strong professional network, continuously
upskill in advanced technologies, and eventually take on leadership
responsibilities in software engineering

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 Projects Undertaken
Project 1: Employee Management Web Application

Objective: The objective of this project was to develop a scalable and

efficient Employee Management Web Application using Java and
MySQL, enabling HR personnel to manage employee records
efficiently by streamlining CRUD operations, reducing manual effort,
and improving data accuracy.

Role and Responsibilities: I contributed to both frontend and backend

development, implemented database connectivity using JDBC, designed and
optimized SQL queries, ensured proper form validation, assisted in
debugging, and improved data management efficiency.

Technologies and Tools Used: The project utilized Core Java, Advanced
Java, Servlets, JSP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, MySQL, JDBC, Apache
Tomcat, Eclipse IDE, and Git/GitHub for version control.

Challenges Faced: One of the major challenges was optimizing

database performance to ensure fast and efficient query execution,
especially when handling large employee records. Ensuring proper
form validation and input handling was also crucial to maintain data
integrity and prevent errors. Another challenge was debugging JDBC
connectivity issues, which sometimes caused disruptions in data
transactions.

Outcomes and Deliverables: The project successfully delivered a

fully functional Employee Management System that automated the
process of managing employee records, significantly reducing manual
workload. The integration of secure database transactions and
optimized SQL queries improved data retrieval speed and consistency.
The system provided an intuitive CRUD interface that allowed HR
personnel to manage employee records effortlessly. Additionally, the
debugging and testing efforts led to a stable, error-free application that
ensured seamless operations with minimal downtime.

Project Impact: The application significantly reduced manual data

handling efforts, increased operational efficiency for HR personnel, and
provided a structured approach to employee record management, ensuring
accuracy and accessibility.

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Project 2: Student Management System

Objective: The project aimed to create a Student Management CMS

using Java and MySQL to help educational institutions efficiently
manage student records. The system enabled administrators to add,
update, delete, and retrieve student details, academic performance, and
attendance records, thus improving data accuracy and reducing manual
efforts..

Role and Responsibilities: I contributed to both frontend and backend development by

implementing CRUD operations and ensuring seamless database connectivity via
JDBC. My responsibilities included optimizing SQL queries, managing form validation,
and debugging to ensure smooth data flow between the web interface and the MySQL
database

Technologies and Tools Used: The project was built using Core and
Advanced Java, with Servlets and JSP handling server-side logic. HTML,
CSS, and JavaScript were used for the frontend, while MySQL and JDBC
managed the backend database. Apache Tomcat served as the deployment
platform, and Git/GitHub was used for version control.

Challenges Faced: Key challenges included optimizing database

performance to handle large volumes of student data, ensuring robust input
validation to maintain data integrity, and troubleshooting JDBC
connectivity issues. Additionally, developing a responsive user interface
that facilitated smooth interaction between the CMS and its users was an
ongoing focus.

Outcomes and Deliverables: The project resulted in a fully functional

Student Management CMS that automated the management of student
records, significantly reducing manual data handling. Deliverables
included a stable and efficient web application featuring secure
database transactions, optimized queries, and a user-friendly CRUD
interface.

Project Impact: This application streamlined student data management

for educational institutions, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing
errors. It provided a structured approach to record management, ensuring
quick access to accurate information while also giving me valuable hands-
on experience in Java web development and database optimization.

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 Skills Gained
Technical Skills: Through this project, I gained a strong foundation in
Core Java and Advanced Java, particularly in backend development
using JDBC, Servlets, and JSP. I developed expertise in SQL query
optimization, CRUD operations, and database management with
MySQL, ensuring efficient data handling and retrieval. Additionally, I
enhanced my understanding of web development concepts such as
session management, form validation, and data security, which
contributed to building a more secure and responsive application.

Tools & Technologies: Working with Apache Tomcat for server

deployment allowed me to understand real-world web hosting and
application lifecycle management, giving me insights into configuring and
maintaining Java-based web applications. I used NetBeans and Eclipse
IDEs, which helped streamline development by providing powerful
debugging and testing tools, improving my efficiency in coding and
troubleshooting. Additionally, I gained hands-on experience with Git and
GitHub, which were crucial for version control and collaborative
development, helping me track changes, manage different project versions,
and work more effectively in a team setting. Frontend technologies such as
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were integrated into the project, enhancing my
ability to create interactive user interfaces that seamlessly connected with
the backend. Through this, I also developed a better understanding of how
frontend and backend components interact, ensuring smooth data flow and
a better user experience in full-stack development.

Soft Skills: This project provided valuable opportunities to refine my

problem-solving and analytical skills, as I encountered and resolved
various technical challenges, including database connectivity issues, slow
query execution, and application debugging. I improved my teamwork and
communication skills, as I collaborated closely with peers, discussed
coding strategies, and provided assistance when resolving complex issues,
fostering a productive learning environment. Additionally, the structured
development process helped me enhance my time management and
adaptability, as I had to balance multiple responsibilities, meet deadlines,
and continuously improve different aspects of the application. This
experience also strengthened my ability to work under pressure, think
critically, and apply logical reasoning to optimize both the backend and
frontend functionalities. Overall, this project not only improved my
technical expertise but also equipped me with essential collaborative and
problem-solving abilities, making me more prepared for real-world
software development challenges.

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Comparison of Academic Learning vs.
Practical Experience
How the Internship Experience Compared to Theoretical Knowledge:
Academic learning provided me with a solid theoretical understanding of
Java programming, database management, and web development, but the
internship experience highlighted the complexities of applying this
knowledge in real-world scenarios. In college, coding exercises and
projects often follow a structured path with predefined solutions, whereas
in the internship, I had to deal with unexpected errors, debugging
challenges, and performance optimization. Theoretical concepts such as
JDBC connectivity, Servlets, and SQL queries seemed straightforward in
textbooks, but their real-world implementation required handling security
concerns, ensuring efficient data retrieval, and maintaining system
reliability, which was a completely different challenge.
New Insights Gained from Working in a Real-World Setting: The hands
on experience offered fresh perspectives that enriched my learning. One
key insight was the importance of collaboration, which academic projects
rarely emphasized to the same degree. Working with a team of
developers, designers, and QA specialists taught me how interdependent
roles drive a project’s success, far beyond coding in isolation. I also gained
a practical appreciation for optimization and scalability concepts briefly
touched upon in theory but critical in delivering efficient websites. Exposure
to tools like Git and Agile workflows introduced me to industry-standard
practices that were absent from my coursework, highlighting the dynamic,
iterative nature of software development in a professional context.

Relevance of Specific Courses or Topics to Internship Tasks: One of the

biggest insights I gained was the importance of collaboration and workflow
management. Unlike academic projects, where individual work is often
sufficient, the internship required working as part of a team, using Git for
version control, and maintaining code consistency. I also learned how to
troubleshoot and debug issues efficiently, as real-world applications often
involve multiple dependencies, deployment challenges, and database
conflicts that require critical thinking beyond classroom learning. Another
key takeaway was understanding the significance of project deadlines, client
requirements, and real-time problem-solving, which emphasized the need
for adaptability and quick decision-making.

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Relevance of Specific Courses or Topics to Internship Tasks: Several
academic courses, especially those on Java programming, database
management, and software engineering, were directly applicable to my
internship tasks. Concepts like object-oriented programming (OOP),
normalization in databases, and backend development were fundamental in
building robust web applications. However, some crucial aspects, such as
real-time debugging, handling large datasets, optimizing query
performance, and working with web servers like Apache Tomcat, were not
covered extensively in coursework. This experience made me realize that
while academic learning builds a necessary foundation, hands-on exposure
is crucial for bridging the gap between theory and industry requirements

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 Challenges and Solutions
Technical Challenges: Technical challenges during the internship
primarily involved debugging complex errors, ensuring seamless
system integration, and optimizing database performance. One of the
most frequent issues was troubleshooting JDBC connectivity errors
and resolving conflicts between the backend and database.
Additionally, handling concurrent database transactions while
ensuring data consistency required implementing proper locking
mechanisms and query optimization. Another challenge was deploying
the web application on Apache Tomcat, where configuration
mismatches and server compatibility issues often caused unexpected
failures. These challenges required extensive debugging, researching
online documentation, and seeking guidance from mentors to find
efficient solutions.

Non-Technical Challenges: Non-technical challenges included adapting

to the workflow, communication structure, and corporate expectations
within the organization. Since the internship was conducted under a single
mentor managing multiple interns, receiving immediate feedback and
guidance was sometimes difficult. Collaborating effectively in a team
environment, understanding project requirements clearly, and managing
time efficiently were also initial hurdles. Additionally, working with
version control systems like Git for the first time involved learning how to
resolve merge conflicts and maintain clean commit histories. Overcoming
these challenges required improving team communication, proactively
seeking clarifications, and practicing self-learning to adapt quickly to the
professional setting.

Solutions: Most challenges were addressed through a combination of self-

learning, research, and teamwork. Online resources, forums, and official
documentation helped in resolving technical difficulties, while discussing
issues with teammates and the mentor provided practical solutions.
Understanding best coding practices, debugging techniques, and database
optimization methods played a significant role in overcoming technical
hurdles. For non-technical issues, improving time management, clear
communication, and adaptability helped in aligning with the corporate
environment. By actively engaging in discussions, taking ownership of
tasks, and continuously improving problem-solving skills, I was able to
enhance both technical proficiency and professional development during
the internship.

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 Contribution to the Organization
How the Intern’s Work Added Value to the Organization: My work as
a Java Developer Intern Intern at Ypsilon IT Solutions contributed tangible
value to the organization. During the internship, my contributions played
a role in improving the efficiency of web application development and
database management. By assisting in the development of the employee
and student management systems, I helped streamline processes that were
previously handled manually, reducing the time required for data retrieval
and management. My involvement in database connectivity and
optimization improved data consistency and retrieval speed, ensuring
smoother performance of the applications. Additionally, by debugging and
resolving technical issues, I contributed to the stability and reliability of
the deployed systems, ultimately enhancing the overall functionality and
user experience.

Feedback from Supervisors: Although direct feedback from my

supervisor Mr. Kaustubh Chaudhary was limited due to the mentor
managing multiple interns, the overall response was positive. The
mentor acknowledged my ability to learn quickly, adapt to new
challenges, and contribute effectively to the project. I was encouraged
to continue refining my technical skills and problem-solving abilities
to further enhance my contributions. The experience not only allowed
me to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting but also helped
me develop a structured and efficient approach to software
development, which will be beneficial in future professional roles.

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 Conclusion
The internship provided a valuable opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a real-
world environment, bridging the gap between academic learning and practical
experience. Working on web application development and database management gave
me hands-on exposure to core and advanced Java concepts, enhancing my technical
proficiency in backend development and system integration. The experience of
debugging, optimizing queries, and ensuring seamless database connectivity deepened
my understanding of real-world software development challenges. Additionally,
collaborating within a structured workflow and adapting to industry practices helped me
develop a more professional and disciplined approach to problem-solving.

Key takeaways from the internship include an improved ability to write

clean and efficient code, a better grasp of database optimization techniques,
and a stronger understanding of project deployment and version control
systems. Beyond technical skills, I also gained valuable soft skills such as
effective communication, teamwork, and time management. Learning to
work under a mentor’s guidance, adapting to project requirements, and
proactively troubleshooting issues have strengthened my ability to work in
a professional setting. These skills will be crucial in handling future
software development projects and working efficiently in collaborative
environments.

This experience has reinforced my interest in software development and has provided
clarity on my future career path. The internship has motivated me to further refine my
coding and problem-solving abilities, particularly in backend development and database
management. Moving forward, I plan to build on this foundation by exploring advanced
software engineering concepts, contributing to more complex projects, and staying
updated with industry trends. The hands-on exposure gained during this internship will
undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping my future as a software engineer.

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 Recommendations

Suggestions For Future Interns

For future interns, I recommend focusing on self-learning and
problem-solving, as real-world development often requires
independent research and debugging. Since the internship involved
working under a single mentor managing multiple interns, immediate
guidance was not always available, making it essential to take initiative
in resolving technical issues. Strengthening Java fundamentals,
understanding database connectivity, and becoming familiar with
version control systems like Git beforehand can significantly ease the
learning curve. Additionally, improving communication skills and
collaborating effectively with peers can help in navigating challenges
and making the most out of the internship experience.

Recommendations for Improvements in the Internship Program or

Academic Curriculum

To enhance the internship program, introducing a more structured mentorship system

with designated checkpoints for feedback and guidance would improve learning
outcomes. While the hands-on experience was valuable, having clearer project
documentation and predefined learning objectives could help interns better understand
their roles and expectations. Additionally, exposure to modern development tools,
industry-standard frameworks, and agile methodologies would align the program more
closely with current industry practices.
In terms of academic curriculum, integrating more practical, project-based learning into
Java courses would better prepare students for real-world applications. Covering
essential tools like Git, database optimization techniques, and debugging methodologies
in coursework would provide a stronger foundation for internships. Encouraging
students to participate in coding competitions, open-source projects, and real-world case
studies could also enhance their problem-solving abilities. Overall, bridging the gap
between theoretical knowledge and industry demands through hands-on experience and
updated course content would significantly benefit students preparing for professional
roles

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 References
Below is a list of resources and documents used in preparing this report:

Official Documentation – Java SE Documentation, MySQL Documentation, and

relevant API references used for development.

Online Learning Platforms – Tutorials and guides from platforms like

GeeksforGeeks, W3Schools, and JavaTpoint for understanding Java concepts and
database management.

Version Control Resources – GitHub documentation and online tutorials for managing
code and collaboration.

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 Appendices
1. Screenshots of Software Solutions

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Code Editor Screenshot
A screenshot of Eclipse, a widely used code editor in web
development, displaying sample code.

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2. Weekly/Monthly Progress Reports

Week Tasks Completed Hours Spent

1 Set up development environment 10

2 Developed login page 15

3 Establishing Connection with 12

Database
4 Optimized website performance 8

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3. Certificates of Completion or Internship Offer Letters :-

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