Database Design

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4.

Database Design
4.1 Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD)
The ERD illustrates the entities and their relationships in the TSMS database, including
police stations, traffic police officers, users, and challans.
[Insert ERD]
5. Other Design Considerations
5.1 Use Case Diagram
The use case diagram illustrates the interactions between users and the system's
functionalities, including actors such as admin, traffic police, and users.
[Insert Use Case Diagram]
5.2 Activity Diagram
The activity diagram illustrates the workflow of various activities within the TSMS
system, such as filing a challan, viewing reports, and paying fines.
[Insert Activity Diagram]
5.3 Security
Security measures are implemented to protect sensitive data and ensure secure access
to the system. This includes authentication, authorization, and encryption of sensitive
information.
5.4 Performance
Efforts are made to optimize system performance, including efficient database queries,
caching mechanisms, and scalability considerations.
5.5 Integration
Integration with third-party services such as online payment gateways and SMS
notification services is planned to enhance system functionality.
5.6 Testing Strategy
A comprehensive testing strategy is devised, including unit testing, integration testing,
and user acceptance testing (UAT), to ensure the reliability and quality of the TSMS
system.
6. Conclusion
The design phase lays the foundation for the development of the TSMS system,
detailing its architecture, user interface, database schema, and other key design
aspects. The next phase involves the implementation and testing of the designed
system.

This adjusted structure includes additional UML diagrams like use case and activity
diagrams, along with other design-related considerations such as security, performance,
integration, and testing strategy.
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