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CampusCore: An Integrated Cloud-Connected Smart Campus Platform with RFID Attendance and a Tamper-Evident Audit Trail

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Mohammed Taha Shariff

Mohammed Taha Shariff

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Kalpataru Institute of Technology, Tiptur

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Nafisa

Nafisa

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Kalpataru Institute of Technology, Tiptur

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Naushin

Naushin

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Kalpataru Institute of Technology, Tiptur

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Sanjana S D

Sanjana S D

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Kalpataru Institute of Technology, Tiptur

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Dr. Yathish Aradhya B C

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering

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Abstract

Colleges that still depend on manual roll-calls, paper registers and scattered messaging groups suffer from proxy attendance, delayed visibility, fragmented communication and weak audit trails. This paper presents CampusCore, an integrated, cloud-connected design for college management and smart campus intelligence, aimed at institutions of 500 to 5,000 students. The platform has four layers: an IoT edge (an ESP8266 hub with an RC522 RFID reader, relay, buzzer and LCD), a Node.js and Express backend with Socket.io, Node-cron, JWT and bcrypt, a PostgreSQL and Redis data tier with a hash-chained audit trail, and a React single-page application with role-based dashboards. A rule engine converts card taps into per-period attendance using timetable and grace-period rules, while an assessment module, class feed, digital library and automated guardian e-mail alerts operate under six-role access control. We present the requirements, architecture, workflow, schema, API, security controls, fault-tolerance behaviour and an 89-case test plan. CampusCore is a design-stage contribution: no hardware is deployed, the blockchain trail is conceptual, and the 150 ms response, 60 s alert and 500 scans/s figures are design targets, not measured results.

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smart campus RFID attendance Internet of Things role-based access control audit chain Node.js.

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Mohammed Taha Shariff, Nafisa, Naushin, Sanjana S D, Dr. Yathish Aradhya B C, "CampusCore: An Integrated Cloud-Connected Smart Campus Platform with RFID Attendance and a Tamper-Evident Audit Trail," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-8, Oct 2026.

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CampusCore specifies an integrated, four-layer platform that links RFID attendance, a timetable-aware rule engine, live role-based dashboards, an academic hub, digital library services, event-driven guardian alerts and a tamper-evident audit design, together with requirements, schema, API, security controls and an 89-case test plan. Its main value is a single, traceable blueprint sized for 500 to 5,000 students. Future work proceeds in stages: build a bench prototype to measure capture latency; implement the backend and dashboards and run the planned tests; then add the Hyperledger Fabric ledger. Longer-term extensions are a QR-based backup, a mobile application with push notifications, AI-based analytics for performance prediction and dropout-risk analysis (for which classification methods such as the fusion approach in [18] and sampling-based learning on large data [19] may be relevant), biometric or facial recognition, and multi-institution deployment.

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