Automation Software

Applications written in different languages to process and manage data stored in databases or files.

This collection brings together several of my early automation applications. Their common engineering concern is not merely forms and CRUD screens, but the coordination of user roles, persistent records, search, reporting and related state transitions.

Köker Ticket Automation models passengers, trips, seats and sales; Hospital Automation combines patient, examination, staff and cashier records; the C++ Student Automation covers students, courses, grades and transcripts. I later reimplemented the same student domain in Java, which made the language/runtime differences easier to separate from the business model itself.

These projects are preserved as historical engineering records rather than modern enterprise reference architectures. Their value is the progression from file- and database-backed record management toward more explicit integrity and workflow design.

Köker Ticket Automation 1.0 (Java)

An early Java desktop automation project for managing passengers, trips, seats, ticket sales, reporting and database-backed records.

Köker Student Automation 1.0 (Java)

The Java version of my earlier C++ student automation, reimplementing the same records and workflows in a different language and runtime.

Köker Hospital Automation 1.0 (C)

An early C console application for file-based management of patient, examination, staff, cashier and reporting records.