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bdiptesh99/human-resources-management-system--HRMS-
This is a mini-project for my first-year CS program.
A first-year CS student project: a command-line HRMS written in a single C file. It covers the basics — login, CRUD on employee records, salary display — implemented as a learning exercise, not a deployable system.
Single-file layout makes it trivially readable for someone learning C. Covers enough operations (add, delete, update, search, password change) to serve as a decent intro to structured data manipulation in C. Includes a design doc and final report PDF, which is more documentation than most student projects bother with.
Data almost certainly lives in memory or flat files with no real persistence layer — nothing in the repo suggests otherwise. No error handling to speak of; a first-year C project will have buffer overflows and unchecked return values. Zero stars, no activity since June 2020, and explicitly a first-year mini-project — there is no ongoing development and it was never meant for adoption. The entire codebase is one .c file, which works at this scale but signals no thought given to structure.