UniBot: Smart University Chat Assistant (38 chars)

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Generate an academic-style PowerPoint presentation titled 'UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant' as per Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS final presentation format. Use a clean white and blue academic theme. Backend: MySQL (replacing Firebase). Include the following structure: 1. Introduction: - Problem Statement: Students face difficulties managing academic information and schedules across multiple platforms. - Objectives: Develop a chatbot system for student–university interaction, provide instant access to timetables, faculty info, notes, and reminders. - Scope: Centralized web-based platform improving accessibility, organization, and productivity. - Literature Survey: Overview of studies highlighting chatbot benefits in educational environments. 2. Requirement Analysis: - Hardware: Intel i3/Ryzen 3+, 4GB RAM minimum, laptop/smartphone. - Software: OS (Windows/Linux/macOS), Frontend (HTML, CSS, JS), Backend (MySQL Database), Tools (VS Code, GitHub, MySQL Workbench). - Interfaces: Dashboard, Notes, Faculty, Reminders, Chatbot. 3. Design Phase: - Design Considerations: Simple, modular, responsive interface. - System Architecture: Three-tier design (Frontend, Application Layer, MySQL Database). - Flowchart: Steps from user input → validation → MySQL database → chatbot response. 4. Implementation: - Programming: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (Frontend), Node.js (Backend). - MySQL Integration: Handles timetable, faculty, notes, reminders. - Tools: VS Code, Git, MySQL Workbench. - Features: Chatbot, reminders, task management, and AI integration. 5. Results & Analysis: - Screenshots: Dashboard, Timetable, Notes, Faculty, Reminders modules. - Performance: Fast database access, smooth user experience, scalable MySQL backend. 6. Conclusion & Future Enhancements: - Conclusion: UniBot successfully enhances student–university communication and academic efficiency. - Future Work: Mobile app, ERP/LMS integration, AI-based Q&A, voice assistant. 7. References: Standard VTU citation format (Nguyen et al., 2025; Giri, 2024; Srivastava, 2022; Santana, 2021).

Academic presentation on UniBot, a web-based chatbot using MySQL backend for student access to timetables, faculty info, notes, & reminders. Covers problem, requirements, 3-tier design, implementation

December 7, 202521 slides
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Slide 1 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

The slide's main title is "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant." The subtitle identifies it as the "Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS Final Presentation."

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS Final Presentation

Source: Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS Final Presentation

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Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda

The agenda slide outlines a seven-section presentation structure: Introduction (problem, objectives, scope, literature), Requirement Analysis (hardware/software, interfaces), Design Phase (considerations, architecture, flowchart), and Implementation (frontend, Node.js backend, MySQL, features). It continues with Results & Analysis (screenshots, metrics), Conclusion & Future Enhancements (summary, achievements, future work), and References (VTU citations).

Presentation Agenda

  1. 1. Introduction
  2. Problem statement, objectives, scope, literature survey.

  3. 2. Requirement Analysis
  4. Hardware, software requirements, and interfaces.

  5. 3. Design Phase
  6. Design considerations, architecture, flowchart.

  7. 4. Implementation
  8. Frontend, Node.js backend, MySQL integration, features.

  9. 5. Results & Analysis
  10. Screenshots of modules and performance metrics.

  11. 6. Conclusion & Future Enhancements
  12. Summary, achievements, and future work.

  13. 7. References

Cited sources in VTU citation format. Source: UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

Speaker Notes
Outline of the presentation structure for Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS final presentation.
Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda
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Slide 3 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide titled "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant" marks the start of Section 1: Introduction (01). It subtitles the content as an overview of the problem, objectives, scope, and literature survey.

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

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1. Introduction

Overview of problem, objectives, scope, and literature survey

Source: Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS final presentation

Speaker Notes
Overview of problem, objectives, scope, and literature survey. Problem Statement: Students face difficulties managing academic information and schedules across multiple platforms. Objectives: Develop a chatbot system for student–university interaction, provide instant access to timetables, faculty info, notes, and reminders. Scope: Centralized web-based platform improving accessibility, organization, and productivity. Literature Survey: Overview of studies highlighting chatbot benefits in educational environments.
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Slide 4 - Problem Statement & Objectives

Students struggle to manage academic information and schedules across multiple platforms. The objective is to develop a chatbot for timetables, faculty info, notes, and reminders to enable instant student-university interaction and productivity gains.

Problem Statement & Objectives

  • Students struggle managing academic info & schedules across platforms.
  • Develop chatbot for timetables, faculty info, notes, & reminders.
  • Enable instant student-university interaction & productivity gains.
Speaker Notes
Emphasize student challenges and how UniBot addresses them through key objectives.
Slide 4 - Problem Statement & Objectives
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Slide 5 - Scope & Literature Survey

  • UniBot centralizes timetables, notes, faculty info.
  • Boosts accessibility & student productivity.
  • Streamlines organization for seamless access.
  • Literature: Chatbots enhance efficiency.
  • Studies show increased engagement.
  • Improves student-faculty interaction.
Slide 5 - Scope & Literature Survey
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Slide 6 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide for "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant" introduces Section 2. It titles the section "Requirement Analysis" with a subtitle overviewing hardware, software, and interfaces.

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Requirement Analysis

Hardware, software, and interfaces overview.

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Slide 7 - Hardware & Software Requirements

The slide specifies minimum hardware requirements of an Intel i3 or AMD Ryzen 3 processor and 4GB RAM, accessible on laptops and smartphones for broad compatibility. Software requirements include Windows, Linux, or macOS; HTML/CSS/JavaScript frontend; MySQL backend; and tools like VS Code, GitHub, and MySQL Workbench.

Hardware & Software Requirements

Hardware RequirementsSoftware Requirements
Minimum specifications: Intel i3 or AMD Ryzen 3 processor, 4GB RAM. Accessible on laptops and smartphones for broad compatibility and ease of use.Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, macOS. Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Backend: MySQL database. Tools: VS Code, GitHub, MySQL Workbench for development and deployment.
Slide 7 - Hardware & Software Requirements
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Slide 8 - User Interfaces

The "User Interfaces" slide lists key features of an academic platform. It includes a centralized dashboard for overviews, digital notes storage, faculty profiles and contacts, schedule reminders, and an AI-powered chatbot for queries.

User Interfaces

  • Dashboard: Centralized academic overview
  • Notes: Digital study materials storage
  • Faculty: Profiles and contact directory
  • Reminders: Schedule and task alerts
  • Chatbot: AI-powered instant queries
Slide 8 - User Interfaces
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Slide 9 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide introduces Section 03: Design Phase in the UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant presentation. It outlines key topics including design considerations, architecture, and flowchart.

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

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3. Design Phase

Design considerations, architecture, and flowchart.

Source: Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS final presentation

Speaker Notes
Design considerations, architecture, and flowchart.
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Slide 10 - Design Considerations & Architecture

The slide outlines design considerations and architecture, featuring a simple, modular, responsive UI and a three-tier structure (Frontend → Application Layer → MySQL DB). It emphasizes scalability, maintainability, multi-device accessibility, and separation of concerns for optimal performance.

Design Considerations & Architecture

  • Simple, modular, responsive UI design
  • Three-tier architecture: Frontend → Application Layer → MySQL DB
  • Scalable and maintainable system structure
  • Optimized for multi-device accessibility
  • Separation of concerns for performance
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Slide 11 - System Flowchart

The System Flowchart timeline depicts the chatbot's four-step process: receiving user queries via the web interface, validating input for security and format, querying the MySQL database for data like timetables or faculty info, and generating an intelligent response. This ensures safe and efficient handling of user interactions.

System Flowchart

Step 1: Receive User Input User enters query into the chatbot interface on the web platform. Step 2: Input Validation Validate input for security, format, and intent to ensure safe processing. Step 3: Query MySQL Database Execute query to retrieve relevant data like timetables or faculty info from MySQL. Step 4: Generate Chatbot Response Process retrieved data to generate and display intelligent response to user.

Source: UniBot Design Phase

Speaker Notes
Illustrates the sequential backend process from user input to chatbot response using MySQL.
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Slide 12 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide introduces "4. Implementation" (Section 04) for UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant. The subtitle outlines key aspects: technologies, integration, tools, and features.

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

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4. Implementation

Technologies, integration, tools, and features.

Source: Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS final presentation

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Slide 13 - Programming & MySQL Integration

The slide outlines the programming stack with HTML/CSS/JavaScript for responsive frontend UI and Node.js for backend logic, APIs, and data processing. It also details MySQL integration for handling timetables, faculty info, notes, and reminders via structured queries and scalable management.

Programming & MySQL Integration

Programming StackMySQL Integration
Frontend: HTML/CSS/JavaScript for responsive, interactive UI. Backend: Node.js for server-side logic, API development, and efficient data processing.MySQL database handles timetables, faculty info, notes, and reminders. Supports structured queries, fast retrieval, and scalable academic data management.

Source: UniBot Presentation

Speaker Notes
Highlight the tech stack used in implementation phase.
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Slide 14 - Tools & Features

The slide outlines key tools including VS Code for code editing, Git for version control, and MySQL Workbench for database management. It also details implemented features like a chatbot for student queries, schedule reminders, and AI for task management.

Tools & Features

  • Leveraged VS Code for code editing
  • Utilized Git for version control
  • Employed MySQL Workbench for DB management
  • Implemented chatbot for student queries
  • Added reminders for schedule alerts
  • Integrated AI for task management
Slide 14 - Tools & Features
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Slide 15 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide introduces Section 05: Results & Analysis for the UniBot university smart chat assistant. It features a subtitle previewing screenshots of the Dashboard, Timetable, Notes, Faculty, Reminders, and Key Performance Metrics.

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

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Results & Analysis

Screenshots of Dashboard, Timetable, Notes, Faculty, Reminders and Key Performance Metrics

Source: Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS Final Presentation

Speaker Notes
Discuss screenshots of Dashboard, Timetable, Notes, Faculty, Reminders modules and performance metrics including fast MySQL access, smooth UX, scalability.
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Slide 16 - Screenshots: Dashboard & Modules

The slide displays screenshots of a Dashboard providing a centralized overview of schedules and quick access, alongside key modules. These include Timetable for personalized weekly class views, Notes for shared lecture resources, Faculty for professor profiles and contacts, and Reminders for deadlines and events.

Screenshots: Dashboard & Modules

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  • Dashboard: Centralized overview of schedules and quick access.
  • Timetable: Personalized weekly class schedules view.
  • Notes: Shared lecture notes and resources.
  • Faculty: Professor profiles and contact details.
  • Reminders: Notifications for deadlines and events.

Source: Photo by Fajar Herlambang STUDIO on Unsplash

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Slide 17 - Performance Highlights

The Performance Highlights slide features three key stats: query response time under 1 second for fast MySQL access, 99% system uptime for smooth user experience, and support for 1000+ concurrent users via scalable backend. These metrics underscore the system's speed, reliability, and scalability.

Performance Highlights

  • <1s: Query Response Time
  • Fast MySQL access

  • 99%: System Uptime
  • Smooth user experience

  • 1000+: Concurrent Users
  • Scalable backend

Slide 17 - Performance Highlights
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Slide 18 - UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide introduces Section 6: Conclusion & Future Enhancements for UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant. Its subtitle summarizes key achievements and outlines a roadmap for future improvements.

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

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Conclusion & Future Enhancements

Summary of achievements and roadmap for future enhancements

Source: Navkis College of Engineering AI&DS Final Presentation

Speaker Notes
Summarize project achievements and outline roadmap for future enhancements including mobile app and AI integrations.
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Slide 19 - Conclusion

The conclusion slide highlights that UniBot improves student-university communications and academic efficiency using a MySQL backend. It closes with "Thank you for your attention! Questions?"

Conclusion

UniBot boosts student-university comms & academic efficiency with MySQL backend.

Thank you for your attention! Questions?

Source: UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

Speaker Notes
UniBot revolutionizes student-university interactions with efficient MySQL-backed features. Highlight success in communication and productivity. Mention future: mobile app, ERP integration. End with thanks and Q&A.
Slide 19 - Conclusion
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Slide 20 - Future Work

The "Future Work" slide outlines three key planned developments. These include a dedicated mobile app for on-the-go access, integration with ERP/LMS systems for seamless synchronization, and AI-powered Q&A and voice assistant features.

Future Work

  • Develop dedicated mobile app for on-the-go access.
  • Integrate with ERP/LMS systems for seamless synchronization.
  • Implement AI-powered Q&A and voice assistant features.

Source: UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

Speaker Notes
Highlight upcoming enhancements to expand functionality and user reach.
Slide 20 - Future Work
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Slide 21 - 7. References (VTU Format)

This slide, titled "7. References (VTU Format)", presents a bullet list of four citations. The references are: Nguyen et al. (2025), Giri (2024), Srivastava (2022), and Santana (2021).

7. References (VTU Format)

  • Nguyen et al., 2025.
  • Giri, 2024.
  • Srivastava, 2022.
  • Santana, 2021.
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