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Functional Requirements

Admin Capabilities

Admins in the system can:

  • View and manage user accounts, including students and instructors.

  • Review course content before it's published to ensure quality and compliance with platform guidelines.

  • Edit or remove courses that violate policies or are deemed inappropriate.

  • Track platform usage by students and instructors, and check course popularity, ratings, and reviews.

  • Instructor Capabilities

  • Instructors can:

  • Register and login into the system. Registration collects information like name, email, password, affiliation, years of experience, and bio.

  • Create courses, where each course has a name, duration, category, rating, capacity, number of enrolled students, and a list of reviews.

  • View detailed information about each course and search courses by name or category or sort by ratings.

  • Accept or reject student enrollments.

Student Capabilities

Students can:

  • Register and login into the system. Registration collects information like name, email, password, affiliation, and bio.
  • View current and past course enrollments.
  • View detailed information about each course and search courses by name or category or sort by ratings.
  • Make or cancel course enrollments. Enrollments are handled in a special way to avoid server failure situations.
  • Get notified of course enrollment updates.
  • Make a review and rating for a course.

Technologies Used

  • Frontend: HTML, CSS

  • Backend: EJB Part: Java EE (Enterprise JavaBeans) Microservice Part: Node.js Database: MongoDB

Setup and Installation

Prerequisites

  • Java Development Kit (JDK) installed
  • Node.js installed
  • MongoDB installed

Steps

  • Clone the repository:git clone https://github.com/your-username/online-learning-application.git cd online-learning-application

  • Setup MongoDB: Ensure MongoDB is running on your local machine or on a remote server. Update the connection string in the microservices configuration file if necessary.

    • Setup EJB part:
    • Open the EJB part in your preferred IDE.

  • Build the project and deploy it on an application server (e.g., GlassFish, WildFly)