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Alumni Report
Alumni Report
department ,CPGS
CONTENTS
SL.NO
NO.
TOPIC
PAGE
1.
ABSTRACT
.
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2.
INTRODUCTION
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o ABOUT ALUMNI WEBSITE OF CPGS
o OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT
o NEED OF THE SYSTEM
3.
MODULES
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4.
SYSTEM
ANALYSIS...
.
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o FEASIBILITY STUDY
o REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS AND
SPECIFICATION
o SRS DOCUMENT
o HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENTS
5.
SELECTED
SOFTWARE
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o Advance Java
o ORACLE 10g
6. TABLE
DESIGN
...
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7. PROJECT
DESIGN
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ER DIAGRAM
DATAFLOW DIAGRAM
8.
SCREEN
LAYOUT
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9.
SYSTEM
TESTING
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10.
MAINTENANCE
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11.
FUTURE SCOPE OF THIS
PROJECT. . 34
12. CONCLUSION
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13.
REFERENCES
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INTRODUCTION
TITLE OF THE PROJECT
ALUMNI INFORMATION SYSTEM OF MCA DEPT. OF
CPGS, OUAT
1.1ABOUT ALUMNI
The alumni of Centre for postgraduate studies,
OUAT are spread all over the India. Many of them have splendid
accomplishments to their credit in their personal and professional
fields bringing laurels to
their Alma Mater. Though there are
several local alumni associations, a common forum linking the
Alumni directly with their Alma Mater and so also with the
governing body of the educational institutions
under the cpgs,
OUAT. The Centre for post graduate studies had no Alumni
Association before. This website will help in keeping a good
relationship among the friends .it also help the students to stay in
touch with the college and friends.
1.2OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT
To keep a roster of all Alumni of MCA department of centre for
post graduate studies, ouat, bbsr.
Maintaining the updated and current information of all Alumni of
MCA department of centre for post graduate studies,ouat,bbsr.
To encourage, foster and promote close relations between the
centre for post graduate studies and its alumni and among the
alumni themselves.
To promote a sustained sense of belonging to the Alma Mater
among the Alumni by being in regularcontact with them.
This describes the information about general user who can only
visit the website. General user can not register because he have to
provide a registration no that is authenticated by the administrator.
He can get the information about the institution, search an alumni
and can see the events of the institution.
A general user can grab the contact details of the college that
facilitates him to contact with the institution and get the required
information.
By popular Search he can browse the internet. A general user can be
any one like a present student, an employee or he wants some
information about the college or their alumni.
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
System Analysis is a process by which we attribute
process or goals to a human activity, determine how well those
purpose are being achieved and specify the requirements of the
various tools and techniques that are to be used within the system if
the system performances are to be achieved.
3.1 FEASIBILITY STUDY
Feasibility is the measure of how beneficial the
development of information system would be to an organization.
Feasibility analysis is the process by which feasibility is measured.
The main aim in feasibility study activity is to determine whether it
is financially and technically feasible to develop the product. The
feasibility study activity involve the analysis of the problem and
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and
weeding
out
the
incompleteness
and
parts
of
the
requirement
may
have
been
omitted
and resolve them through further discussion with the customer. After
all ambiguities, inconsistencies and incompleteness has been
resolved and all the requirements properly understood, the
requirement specification starts.
REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION:
The customer requirement identified during the requirement
gathering and analysis activity is organized into a SRS document.
The important documents of these documents are the functional
requirements, and goals of implementation.Documenting the
functional requirement involves the identification of the function to
be supported by the system.Each function can be characterized by
the input data, the processing required on the input data and the
output data to be produced. The non functional requirement
identifies the performance requirements, the required standard to be
followed etc.
3.3 SOFTWARE REQIREMENTS SPECIFICATION( SRS )
SLNO
RS1
REQUIREMENTS
ESSENTIAL
OR
DESIRABLE
DESCRIPTION OF
THE
REQUIREMENTS
REMARKS
have
login
for
administrator or user
is invoked
assigned by
admin
user.
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are
or
RS2
RS3
The
administrator Essential
home
page Homepage
home page.
The
website
The administrator Alumni
administrator Essential
should
user details.
insert,
able
RS5
RS6
RS7
The
administrator Essential
are
delete, updated.
display
RS4
to details
the
information of user
The administrator Event
event details
The user should able Essential
various events
updated.
The alumni should Alumni
able to update
alumni details.
displayed.
The alumni should Events are
able
to
download
details
events
The
college
The
administrator The
general
user Desirable
are
are
detail
RS8
The
administrator Desirable
order details
displayed.
The admin should The detail
the
alumni
alumni
by
registration no.
and
sea are
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RS9
RS10
The
Administrator Essential
detail
should
to information
upload
marksheet.
events,marksheet
and certificate
The user should The
view the certificate
marksheet
and marksheet
and
the are
displayed.
certificates
are
displayed
Ram
512MB or more
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Cache
512 KB
Hard disk
80 GB
Speed
2.2 GHz
Keyboard
Standard
Ram
512 MB or more
Cache
512 KB
Hard disk
80 GB
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
This project was developed by using different types of software
which have listed below:
Operating system
WINDOWS 2000/WINDOWS
XP or more
Front end
Back end
Oracle-10g
SELECTED SOFTWARE
FRONT END : Advance Java using Jsp
DATABASE
Oracle-10g
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DATATYPE
SIZE
CONSTRAINT
REGISTRATION_NO VARCHAR2
50
PRIMARY KEY
NAME
50
NOTNULL
VARCHAR2
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GEN
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
YOP
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
DOB
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
B_INFO
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
ADDRESS
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
This table keeps track of all the basic information about the
alumni.
Table2: ACCOUNT_INFO
ATTRIBUTE NAME
DATATYPE
SIZE
CONSTRAINT
REGISTRATION_NO
VARCHAR2
50
PRIMARY KEY
USERNAME
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
EMAIL_ID
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
CONFIRM_EMAILID
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
PASSWORD
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
CONFIRM_PASSWOR
D
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
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Table3: PERSONAL_INFO
ATTRIBUTE NAME
DATATYPE SIZE
CONSTRAINT
REGISTRATION_NO
VARCHAR2 50
PRIMARY KEY
CURR_ADD
VARCHAR2 100
NOTNULL
NATIONALITY
VARCHAR2 50
NOTNULL
BLOG
VARCHAR2 50
NOTNULL
MOBILE_NO
VARCHAR2 50
NOTNULL
PIN_CODE
VARCHAR2 10
NOTNULL
Table4: PROF_INFO
ATTRIBUTE NAME
DATATYPE
SIZE
CONSTRAINT
REGISTRATION_N
O
CUR_ORG
VARCHAR2
50
PRIMARY KEY
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
50
NOTNULL
DESG
VARCHAR2
F_AREA
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
PLACE_POST
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
ORG_WEB
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
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PAST_ORG
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
DATATYPE
SIZE
CONSTRAINT
REGISTRATION_NO
VARCHAR2
50
PRIMARY KEY
HOME_TOWN
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
HOME_STATE
NUMBER
50
NOTNULL
INTERESTS
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
YAHOO_MSN_SKYPE_GOOL
E
ABOUT_ME
NUMBER
50
NOTNULL
VARCHAR2
50
NOTNULL
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tools (DFD) that allow the analyst to develop a new kind of system
specifications that are easily understandable to the user.
4.1Entity Relationship Diagram
The Entity Relationship Diagram is a logical model that is
used database analysis and design as well as in the depiction of
information systems. It shows relations between various entities.
The relation upon the system is structure through a conceptual ERDiagram, which not only
Specific the existential entities but also the standard relations
through which the system exists and the cardinalities that are
necessary for the system state to continue.
The set of primary components that are identified by the Entity
Relationship Diagram are:
Data object
Relationships
Attributes
Various types of indicators
The primary purpose of the ERD is to represent data objects and
their relation.
ENTITY
RELATIONSHIP
ATTRIBUTE OF ENTITY
MANY TO ONE
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MANY TO MANY
ONE TO MANY
ONE TO ONE
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Data Stores are places where data are stored such as files and
tables.
DATA FLOW DIAGRAM:
The top level of DFD is known as context level. It is the first step in
requirement determination, which aims at learning the general
characteristics of the business process and defines the system that
will be studied in the sense that it determines the boundaries.
Anything that is not inside the process identified in the context
diagram will not part of the system.
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LOGIN PAGE:-
EVENT PAGE:-
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SYSTEM TESTING
System testing is the process in which the system
undergoes experimental testing so as to check that the system does
not fail i.e. to check whether the required system is running
according to specification and user expectation. System testing also
tests to find discrepancies between the system and its original
objective, current specification and systems documentation. Hence
most useful and practical approach is with the understanding that
testing is the process of executing a program with the explicit
intention of finding errors that is making the program fail.
Testing performs a very critical role for
quality assurance and ensuring the reliability of the software. During
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MAINTENANCE
Maintenance is necessary to eliminate errors in
the working system during its working life and to tune the system to
many variations in its working environment. Often small system
deficiencies are found as a system is brought into operation and
changes are made to remove them. System planners must always
plan for resource availability to carry out these maintenance
functions. The importance of maintenance is to continue to bring the
new system to standards.
The maintenance can be classified into three types such as:
Maintenance to repair software faults; coding errors
are usually relatively cheaper to correct, design errors are more
expensive as they may involve the rewriting of several components.
Requirement errors are the most expensive to repair because of the
extensive system design which may be necessary.
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Different institutions also can use the website for keeping their
alumni information.It can also have some other additional functional
area like raising funds by the old students .
By shifting the project to the Web based
environment through Microsoft.Net compact framework, the project
can be made into a wider range by which the restrictions of the
software and hardware requirements can be scaled down.
CONCLUSION
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REFERENCES
www.google.com
Alumni website of Utkal University
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