DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A MOBILE APPLICATION FOR STUDENT ATTENDANCE MANAGEMENT

The article deals with the process of development and implementation of a mobile application, designed to automate the attendance management of students of Astana IT University. The application is implemented using React Native technologies for cross-platform development, which allows to work effectively on devices. cross-platform development, which allows it to work effectively on devices with different operating systems, such as Android and iOS. with different operating systems, such as Android and iOS. For database management uses the Firebase cloud platform, which provides reliable storage and fast processing of databases. reliable storage and fast data processing. One of the important factors of the application is its scalability. To realize the flexibility and scalability of the application, as well as communication with the learning management system, it was It was decided to use the REST API technology.

The stages of architecture design, technology selection, data processing algorithms, visualization and security are described. Factors such as usability, speed of development, and data security were considered when selecting technologies. Special attention was paid to data processing algorithms and data visualization to present users with an intuitive interface for tracking attendance.

The application significantly improves the interaction between students and faculty with the learning system, simplifying the process of attendance tracking, and providing transparency and automation of the attendance process. The developed application also reduces manual labor and reduces the possibility of human error.

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