Design of an Efficient Android Application Model for Managing College Events with Firebase Integration

The “Simple Touch” Mobile Application is a versatile tool designed to transform event management and handling of events for college student clubs. Primary goal is to streamline and simplify the management and promotion of events and also receiving real-time notification of the events, eliminating the reliance on paper-based processes. The application specifically targets event management, principles to facilitate the creation and execution of diverse events. The “Simple Touch” Mobile Application promises to redefine event management by providing a in depth, built-in, and adaptable platform that caters to the dynamic needs of various clubs and communities. The application was primarily created for Android devices; it will not provide support for other operating systems. Furthermore, even though event management and promotion solutions will be given priority, the paper might not include all capabilities that fall outside of this specified scope. However, Simple Touch seeks to provide an all-inclusive and easily navigable solution within its specified limitations to address the unique requirements of college event communities and related institutions. If there is a mobile application that notifies users or students when administrators or staff post events, everyone will receive the information at once without any forwarding, ensuring that no one is left behind.

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2025-03-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/comp-sif65618.2025.10969967
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Design of an Efficient Android Application Model for Managing College Events with Firebase Integration

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Design of an Efficient Android Application Model for Managing College Events with Firebase Integration

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Abstract

The “Simple Touch” Mobile Application is a versatile tool designed to transform event management and handling of events for college student clubs. Primary goal is to streamline and simplify the management and promotion of events and also receiving real-time notification of the events, eliminating the reliance on paper-based processes. The application specifically targets event management, principles to facilitate the creation and execution of diverse events. The “Simple Touch” Mobile Application promises to redefine event management by providing a in depth, built-in, and adaptable platform that caters to the dynamic needs of various clubs and communities. The application was primarily created for Android devices; it will not provide support for other operating systems. Furthermore, even though event management and promotion solutions will be given priority, the paper might not include all capabilities that fall outside of this specified scope. However, Simple Touch seeks to provide an all-inclusive and easily navigable solution within its specified limitations to address the unique requirements of college event communities and related institutions. If there is a mobile application that notifies users or students when administrators or staff post events, everyone will receive the information at once without any forwarding, ensuring that no one is left behind.

Mangalore University (IN), KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Mobile and Web Applications
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