What is FUEM?
FUEM – FPT University Exam Management is a comprehensive platform developed for FPT University in Da Nang. The project aims to digitize traditional exam management, reduce manual work, enhance coordination efficiency, and support real-time data monitoring.
Built as part of a student Capstone Project, FUEM brings practical technology solutions into academic operations.
Challenge
Building a robust, campus-wide exam management system is no small task. FUEM had to address:
- Multiple user roles: Admins, lecturers, students, exam supervisors, and exam department staff
- Multi-platform authentication: Seamless login via Microsoft, Google, and Zalo Mini App
- High data complexity: Classrooms, schedules, student rosters, exam codes, supervisors, incidents…
- Flexible configurations: Adaptable to different semesters and exam formats
- Detailed reporting: Summaries by day, exam period, supervisor, student — all exportable
What We Did
Our team implemented over 100+ features, including:
- Clean, role-based UI with intuitive navigation
- Semester, course, student, and room management via Excel imports or manual entry
- Zalo Mini App for supervisors to register, confirm attendance, and view personal exam schedules
- Real-time incident management: create, track, and resolve issues between supervisors and IT staff
- Automatic email and Zalo notifications for exam codes and server status
- Rich reporting modules: generate summaries by date, exam period, and export instantly
- Frontend: React.js, Tailwind CSS
- Backend: C#, .NET
- Database: MySQL
- Authentication: Microsoft OAuth, Google OAuth, Zalo Mini App
- Realtime: WebSocket-based incident tracking
- Additional Tools: Excel Import/Export, Zalo Notification API
Outcome
- FUEM successfully managed all semester exams at FPT University Da Nang, serving over 2000+ students and 100+ supervisors
- Handled 300+ exam rooms, 2000+ exam slots, and 5000+ student-room assignments
- Reduced exam staff coordination and incident resolution time by 40%
- The Zalo Mini App received positive feedback for its ease of use and accessibility
- The reporting tools empowered the Exam Department with fast, accurate data access and exports
What I Learned
- Architect complex systems with multiple user flows and permission levels
- Design flexible, modular flows that support real-world administrative constraints
- Collaborate efficiently as a team by splitting modules and syncing fullstack logic
- Think long-term: design for configurability, maintainability, and semester-to-semester reusability
Final Thoughts
FUEM is not just a student project — it’s a real contribution to educational digitization in Vietnam. The team proved that students can build production-ready systems that address real institutional challenges.
The system is now being proposed for expansion across other FPT University campuses.
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