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Intelligent University Laboratory Management System on Internet of Things Based on ThinkPHP
Author(s) -
Yang Gai-zhen
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
destech transactions on engineering and technology research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2475-885X
DOI - 10.12783/dtetr/mcae2017/15964
Subject(s) - cloud computing , upload , computer science , the internet , architecture , world wide web , promotion (chess) , management system , function (biology) , interface (matter) , multimedia , operating system , engineering , operations management , maximum bubble pressure method , biology , bubble , law , political science , evolutionary biology , visual arts , politics , art
The traditional university laboratory management methods cannot meet the needs of students and teachers for automated management. In this paper, used the university laboratory Internet platform as an example, described a more functional information management system platform which based on ThinkPHP to build the main function. With the development of cloud server, this paper developed the B/ S architecture, which runs the platform in the cloud and enhances the experience of teachers and students.The use of "Apache +PHP + MySQL" combination, the development of B / S architecture information management system, using the popular ThinkPHP framework,the code uploaded to the cloud server. With the analysis of the cloud platform, this paper in the platform to build at the same time, to achieve the interaction with the database template, the experimental device measurement device communication interface and short message type and other major functions. This platform is stable, friendly, easy to maintain, easy to expand, to meet the needs of university laboratories, with strong research and promotion value.

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