This title slide features "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant" as the main heading. The subtitle indicates it is a Final Year Project Presentation from Navkis College of Engineering.

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

Final Year Project Presentation Navkis College of Engineering

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This agenda slide outlines a four-part presentation structure: Introduction to AI and UniBot, Problem & Objectives addressing university challenges, Design & Implementation covering architecture, tools, Firebase, and testing, plus Results & Conclusion with analysis and future scope.

Presentation Agenda

1. 1. Introduction

AI overview and UniBot concept overview.

2. 2. Problem & Objectives

University challenges and project goals outlined.

3. 3. Design & Implementation

Architecture, modules, tools, Firebase, and testing.

4. 4. Results & Conclusion

Performance analysis, findings, future scope, references. Source: UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

This section header slide, titled "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant," introduces Section 1: "Introduction." Its subtitle outlines an "Overview of AI and UniBot Concept."

UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

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Introduction

Overview of AI and UniBot Concept

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AI is revolutionizing education with innovative technologies like chatbots offering 24/7 personalized student support. UniBot, a smart university assistant, manages schedules, resources, and academic information to boost efficiency and accessibility.

AI Overview

• AI revolutionizing education with innovative technologies
• Chatbots providing 24/7 personalized student support
• UniBot: Smart assistant for university queries
• Manages schedules, resources, and academic information
• Enhancing efficiency and accessibility in higher education

The UniBot Concept slide depicts students interacting with UniBot via an intuitive chat interface. It handles queries on courses, exams, and campus information, powered by a central AI brain icon for intelligent responses.

UniBot Concept

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• Students interact via intuitive chat interface with UniBot
• Handles queries on courses exams and campus information
• Powered by central AI brain icon for intelligent responses

Source: Image from Wikipedia article "Virtual assistant"

This section header slide for the UniBot presentation introduces "Problem Statement" as section 02. Its subtitle highlights "Challenges in University Assistance."

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Problem Statement

Challenges in University Assistance

The "Key Problems" slide highlights staff overload from manual query handling and inefficient retrieval of academic and event information. It also notes students' need for 24/7 access to information.

Key Problems

• Staff overload from manual query handling
• Students need 24/7 information access
• Inefficient retrieval of academic and event info

This section header slide is titled "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant." It introduces Section 3: "Objectives," with the subtitle "Project Goals."

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Objectives

Project Goals

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The Objectives slide outlines goals for developing an AI chatbot to handle university queries. Key aims include integrating real-time college data, ensuring high accuracy with a user-friendly UI, and designing scalable architecture for future enhancements.

Objectives

• Develop AI chatbot for university queries
• Integrate real-time data from college systems
• Ensure high accuracy and user-friendly UI
• Design scalable architecture for future enhancements

Source: UniBot Presentation - Objectives Section

This section header slide for UniBot introduces Section 04: Literature Survey. Its subtitle highlights a "Summary of 5 Key Studies."

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Literature Survey

Summary of 5 Key Studies

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The slide's left column summarizes studies 1-3 on Dialogflow bots (strong intent recognition, weak contextual queries), EduChat (85% educational Q&A accuracy, no campus integration), and AI education gaps in university personalization. The right column covers studies 4-5 on NLP chatbot advances (scalability issues for campuses) and limited campus bots, highlighting key gaps in university-specific integration.

Literature Survey Table

| 1. Dialogflow bots excel in intent recognition but struggle with contextual uni queries (Smith et al., 2020).

1. EduChat shows 85% accuracy in ed. Q&A, lacks campus system integration (Lee, 2021).
2. AI in ed. survey highlights personalization gaps for university settings (Johnson, 2022). | 4. NLP surveys note advances in chatbots, but scalability issues for campus use (Garcia, 2023).
3. Campus bots handle basic info; insufficient for complex academic support (Patel, 2023).

Key Finding: Gaps in uni-specific integration. |

Source: UniBot Presentation

This section header slide for UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant introduces Section 05: Requirement Analysis. It highlights the software and hardware needs for UniBot development.

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Requirement Analysis

Software & Hardware Needs for UniBot Development

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The slide's left column lists software requirements: Node.js for backend servers, React for frontend interfaces, Firebase for real-time database and authentication, and Dialogflow for NLP and chatbots. The right column specifies hardware needs: AWS EC2 instances for scalable hosting and mobile (iOS/Android) plus desktop (Windows/macOS) devices for user access.

Requirements

This section header slide for UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant introduces the Design Phase as section 06. It overviews the System Architecture, Flowchart, and Key Modules.

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Design Phase

System Architecture, Flowchart, and Key Modules Overview

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The slide depicts a system architecture where user queries flow to an NLP Engine with Query Parser and Intent Matcher modules. It uses Firebase DB for data storage/retrieval before generating and returning responses to users.

System Architecture

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• User query flows to NLP Engine
• NLP modules: Query Parser, Intent Matcher
• Firebase DB for data storage/retrieval
• Response generated and returned to user

Source: UniBot system flow: User to NLP to Firebase

This flowchart depicts the UniBot workflow: a user inputs a query via chat, which is processed with NLP for intent recognition, followed by querying university databases or external APIs to generate and deliver responses. It also includes an error-handling loop for retries or fallbacks.

Flowchart

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• User inputs query to UniBot chat interface.
• Process input using NLP for intent recognition.
• Query university database or external API.
• Generate and deliver accurate output response.
• Error handling loop retries or provides fallback.

Source: Image from Wikipedia article "Flowchart"

This section header slide for the UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant introduces Section 7: Implementation. It lists key topics: Tools, Firebase Integration, Validation, and Testing.

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7. Implementation

Tools, Firebase Integration, Validation, Testing

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The slide outlines the use of VS Code, Git, and Postman for development, plus Firebase integration for Auth, Realtime DB, and Cloud Functions. It also covers unit and integration tests that achieved 95% code coverage.

Tools & Integration

• Utilized VS Code, Git, Postman for development
• Integrated Firebase: Auth, Realtime DB, Cloud Functions
• Implemented unit and integration tests for validation
• Achieved 95% code coverage in testing

This slide serves as the section header for Section 08, titled "Results and Analysis." It includes the subtitle "Performance & Testing Summary."

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Results and Analysis

Performance & Testing Summary

The Performance Metrics slide showcases a 92% model prediction accuracy rate and an average end-to-end response time under 2 seconds. It also reports a 4.7/5 user satisfaction score, with all modules passing validation at 5/5.

Performance Metrics

• 92%: Accuracy Rate

Model prediction accuracy

• <2s: Response Time

Average end-to-end latency

• 4.7/5: User Satisfaction

Feedback score

• 5/5: Modules Tested

All passed validation

This slide summarizes key application screenshots, highlighting an intuitive chat UI for student queries and an admin dashboard for user management. It also features test results demonstrating high accuracy and an analytics dashboard with usage metrics.

Screenshots Summary

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• Intuitive Chat UI for student queries
• Admin dashboard for user management
• Test results showing high accuracy
• Analytics dashboard with usage metrics

Source: UniBot Application

This section header slide is from the "UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant" presentation. It introduces Section 09: "Conclusion and Future Enhancement," with the subtitle "Key Findings & Future Scope."

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Conclusion and Future Enhancement

Key Findings & Future Scope

UniBot effectively streamlines university assistance processes, with proven efficacy from rigorous testing and full readiness for immediate deployment. Future enhancements will support scalability and advanced features.

Conclusion

• UniBot streamlines university assistance processes effectively.
• Proven efficacy validated through rigorous testing.
• Fully ready for immediate deployment.
• Future enhancements enable scalability and advanced features.

Source: UniBot – University Smart Chat Assistant

The "Future Enhancements" slide outlines three key upcoming features. They include multilingual support for diverse users, voice commands for hands-free access, and predictive analytics for proactive assistance.

Future Enhancements

• Implement multilingual support for diverse users
• Integrate voice commands for hands-free access
• Add predictive analytics for proactive assistance

The slide, titled "Thank You!", displays the main text "Thank you for your attention!" as a conclusion. It includes a subtitle inviting questions: "Any questions?".

Thank You!

Thank you for your attention!

Any questions?

Source: Adya H Acharya et al. Guide: Mrs. Varshitha M.

This slide, titled "10. References," lists key sources for the project. It includes Google Dialogflow Documentation (2023), Firebase Integration Guide, IEEE paper "AI Chatbots in Education" (2022), ACL paper "NLP for Campus Assistants" (2021), and Navkis College API Specifications.

10. References

• Google Dialogflow Documentation, 2023
• Firebase Integration Guide
• 'AI Chatbots in Education', IEEE 2022
• 'NLP for Campus Assistants', ACL 2021
• Navkis College API Specifications

Source: Navkis College of Engineering UniBot Presentation