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Appendices
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Appendix A: Gantt Chart

May June
Activities
16 23 30 6 13 20 24
Title Proposal
Approved Title
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Related
Literature
Chapter 3 Research
Methodology
Chapter 4 Result and
Analysis
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Creating System
Prototype
System Application
Development
Adding up Features and
Layout
System Application and
Testing
Revision, Editing,
Debugging of System
Application
Implementation of System
Application
Finalization of other
Documents
Final Defense
Submission of Thesis
Documentation
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Appendix B: System Screen Shots

Customer Database

Customer Transaction:
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Appendix C: Survey Questionnaire


Name: _______________________ Date: __________________

This survey questionnaire is for the:

Assessment of the existing of Manual paper-based system of Rankine Enterprises


A Customer Database replacing the existing manual system with the computer-based system.

Instruction:
Put check the corresponding box according to your assessment please answer it with sincerity.

Survey Question
Yes Maybe No

Existing Manual - Paper-Based System


1. The existing system, the manual paper-based in keep-
ing transaction record for customer is unsecured, time
consuming and not efficient.
2. Using pen, paper and index card in tracking customer
record is space consuming, can be lost or misplaced
and cost much paper.
3. There is a difficulty during filtering and sorting records
of customer transaction.

4. The customer information is unsecured using index


card which can be seen by other employees.

5. Is manual paper-based is user friendly unlike computer-


ized based system.

Customer Database – Computer-based system


6. Is there a need to change the manual paper-based in to
a computerized system.
7. A customer database is more reliable and efficient in
sorting and filtering of transaction records.

8. The Rankine Enterprises can be manage easily and


user friendly using a computer.
9. A customer database is more secured than manual in-
dexing or book keeping
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10. It is cost desirable and more practical to use a com-


puter generated database than a manual paper-based
system.

Appendix D: Permit – Rankine Enterprise


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Documentation at Rankine Enterprises


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