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12IT022, 12IT037 Introduction

1.1 INTRODUCTION

1.2 PROJECT DEFINITION

This Web application is aims at generating various selection on student’s results to

generate reports on student’s results. It also shows the various graph generated b

students results that shows overall progress o! batch.

1.3 PURPOSE

This speci!ication document describes the capabilities that will be provided b the

so!tware application "T#$%&T '%"#(T )&)(*"I" "*"T%+ .It also states the

various constraints b which the sstem will abide. The intended audience !or this

document are the development team, testing team and end users o! the product.

1.4 SCOPE

The application will manage the in!ormation about various students enrolled in this

course in di!!erent ears, the subects o!!ered during di!!erent semesters o! the course, the

mar-s obtained b the various students in various subects in di!!erent semesters.

The application will greatl simpli! and speed up the result preparation and management

process.

1.5 LITERATURE SURVEY

1.5.1 HTML

perTe/t +ar-up (anguage, commonl re!erred to as T+(, is the standard mar-up

language used to create web pages. It is written in the !orm o! T+( elements consisting

o! tags enclosed in angle brac-ets li-e html. T+( tags most commonl come in

pairs li-e h1 and 4h1, although some tags represent empt elements and so are

unpaired, !or e/ample img. The !irst tag in a pair is the start tag, and the second tag is

the end tag the are also called opening tags and closing tags.

Web browsers can read T+( !iles and compose them into visible or audible web pages.5rowsers do not displa the T+( tags and scripts, but use them to interpret the content

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12IT022, 12IT037 roect +anagement

2.0 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

2.1 FEASIBILITY STUDY

2.1.1 Te!"#$% Fe$'#%#()

The technical !easibilit means that the proect can be done with the current eBuipment,

e/isting so!tware technolog and the current -nowledge.

=ur sstem is technicall !easible. It is developed using wamp server with php language

!or coding. wamp is the most used and ac-nowledged tool !or server side web

development and php language is an advanced programming language, which altogether

ma-es our sstem technicall !easible.

2.1.2 O*e+$(#,"$% Fe$'#%#().

=peration !easibilit deals with the acceptance o! the users and their willingness to use

the sstem. The sstem should be such that it is acceptable b all its users and no user

hesitates to use it.

The sstem is such that it !acilitates all the users o! the sstem. The "stem is user

!riendl and can be used easil b an eople.

2.1.3 I-*%e-e"($(#," Fe$'#%#().

This sstem is built in php Technolog as a Web )pplication. We cannot !ind an problem

while implementing the proect in this Technolog. "o sstem is !easible !or

implementing.

2.1.4 T#-e S!e/%e Fe$'#%#().

The roect has simple wor-ing and the basic reBuirement can be satis!ied within allotted

time period so the time development !easibilit is satis!ied.

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2.2 PROJECT PLANNING

2.2.1 P+,e( Dee%,*-e"( $**+,$! $" /&(##$(#,".

I(e+$(#e $(e+ $%% M,e

Cigure 2.1 Water!all +odel

1. 'eBuirements speci!ication

2. $esign

3. 6onstruction implementation or coding

:. Integration

D. Testing and debugging

E. Installation

7. +aintenance

2.2.2 P+,e( P%$"

1. ?ather the module de!inition.2. 6hec-ing the time schedule !easibilit.

3. 'eBuirement gathering !or module.

:. )nalsis on gathered reBuirement.

D. $esigning.

E. 6oding.

7. Testing.

F. +anagement

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2.3 PROJECT SCHEDULING

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Cig 2.2 ?antt chart, Timeline, &etwor- diagram

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Cig 2.2 ?antt chart, Timeline, &etwor- diagram

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12IT022, 12IT037 "stem 'eBuirement "tud

3.0 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT STUDY

3.1 USER CHARACTERISTICS.

)nalGing user characteristics is an important aspect o! an proect. It allows us to clearl

de!ine and !ocus on who the end users are !or the proect. )lso, it allows us to chec- the

progress o! the proect to ensure that we are still developing the sstem !or the end users.

?enerall this proect aims at !or !aculties to generate reports and analsis based on results.

3.2 HARDARE 8 SOFTARE REQUIREMENTS

3.2.1 S,($+e +e9/#+e-e"(&

#ser inter!ace @ T+(, , 6""

$atabase @ + "A(

$ocumentation Tool @ +s =!!ice

3.2.2 H$+$+e +e9/#+e-e"(&rocessor @ "tandard processor with a speed o! 1.2 ?G or more

')+ @ 2DE +5 ')+ or more

ard $is- @ 10 ?5 or more

+onitor @ "tandard color monitor

Heboard @ "tandard -eboard

+ouse @ "tandard mouse

3.3 ASSUMPTION AND DEPENDENCY

1. The number o! subects to be ta-en b the student in each semester does not change.

2. To !ind bac-log students user must select order b "?).

3. The number o! semester do not change.

:. The passing class on "?) is based onl on previous semester "?).

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12IT022, 12IT037 "stem )nalsis

o I"*/(7 $etails o! the tas-

o P+,e&"67 )dding details and Buer about new tas-

o O/(*/(7 )dd the details to Buer.

M$"$6e M,/%e

o I"*/(7 $etails o! the module

o P+,e&"67 )dding details about module

o O/(*/(7 )dd the details to database.

4.3.2 N," F/"(#,"$% Re9/#+e-e"(&

A$*($'#%#()

Web documents are changeable according to di!!erent condition li-e, screen

siGe di!!erence, resolution di!!erence, networ- speed di!!erence, =", etc.

A$#%$'#%#()

$atabase connectivit is well de!ined so the available resources are provided

and updated in recursive manner.

M$#"($#"$'#%#()

=ne can update the present proect without a!!ecting the ongoing or the

deploed proect

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4.4 CLASS DIAGRAM

Staff

tId

tName

login()

viewDetails()

validate

loginId

password

validation()

Results

resultId

add Results()

view Results()

modifyResults()

Student

sId

sName

login()

viewDetails()

Subject

subjectId

subjectdetails

addSubjectDetails()

viewsubjectDetails()

Admin

aId

login()

update details()

viewDetails()

validation()

Notify

notificationId

notificationDetails

notification()

Cig :.: 6lass $iagram

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4.5 SYSTEM ACTIVITY ;USECASE<

Cig :.D #se case $iagram

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4.= SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

S($ -e-'e+

: Staff ogin Results sc!edules attendance

ogin Re"uestvalid

confirmation

view results

response

view sc!edules

response

view attendance

Cig :.E "eBuence $iagram

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A-#"7

: Adminogin users attendance sc!edules

ogin Re"uestvalid

confirmation

create students

confirmation

Add Attendance

response

updateattendance

Add Sc!edules

update sc!edules

response


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S(/e"(7

: Student ogin Results Sc!edules attendance

ogin Re"uest

valid

confirmation

view Results

view sc!edules

view attendance


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12IT022, 12IT037 "stem $esign

5 SYSTEM DESIGN

5.1 DATABASE DESIGN

Cig D.1 $atabase $esign

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5.2 INPUT@OUTPUT AND INTERFACE DESIGN

5.2.1 S($(e D#$6+$-

Cig D.2 "tate $iagram

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5.2.2 S$-*%e , F,+-& $" I"(e+$e

(ogin page

Cig D.3 (ogin page

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ome page

Cig D.: ome page

'esult page

Cig D.: 'esult page

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"tudent page@

Cig D.D "tudent page

)nalsis@

Cig D.E )nalsis chart

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12IT022, 12IT037 Implementation lanning

=.1 IMPLEMETATION PLANNING

=.2 IMPLEMENTATION ENVIRONMENT• scripting language.

• W)+ "erver tool.

• m admin

• 6"" $esign.

=.3 CODING STANDARDS• $atabase access through php.

• )ttribute alwas name "tart with capital letters.

• hpmadmin is used to generate the database

=.4 SECURITY FEATURES

'esult in!ormation will not be lea-ed because it is -nown b onl administrator.

In our sstem administrator is the people who maintain the details o! the "tudent

generall all sta!! members.

"ta!! member must be registering himsel! to get the services provided to him.

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12IT022, 12IT037 Testing

>.0 TESTING

>.1 TESTING PLAN

The process o! e/ecuting a sstem with the intent o! !inding an error.

Testing is de!ined as the process in which de!ects are identi!ied, isolated, subected !or

recti!ication and ensured that product is de!ect !ree in order to produce the Bualit

product and hence customer satis!action.

Aualit is de!ined as usti!ication o! the reBuirements

$e!ect is nothing but deviation !rom the reBuirements

$e!ect is nothing but bug.

Testing 888 The presence o! bugs

Testing can demonstrate the presence o! bugs, but not their absence

$ebugging and Testing are not the same thingJ

Testing is a sstematic attempt to brea- a program or the )#T

$ebugging is the art or method o! uncovering wh the script 4program did not e/ecute

properl.

>.2 TESTING STRATEGY7

• B%$ ', Te&(#"6@ is the testing process in which tester can per!orm testing on an

application without having an internal structural -nowledge o! application.

#suall Test %ngineers are involved in the blac- bo/ testing.

• !#(e ', Te&(#"6@ is the testing process in which tester can per!orm testing on an

application with having internal structural -nowledge.

#suall The $evelopers are involved in white bo/ testing.

• G+$) B, Te&(#"6@ is the process in which the combination o! blac- bo/ and white

bo/ techniBues are used.

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E$-*%e ,+ GUI Te&( $&e&@

T.6.

&o $escription %/pected value

)ctual

value 'esult

1

6hec- !or all the !eatures in

the screen

The screen must contain

all the !eatures

$isplaed

all

pass

2

6hec- !or the alignment o!

the obects as per the validations

The alignment should be

in proper wa

$isplaed

)s

mentioned

pass

1. P,(#e Te&( C$&e&7

• The positive !low o! the !unctionalit must be considered

• alid inputs must be used !or testing

• +ust have the positive perception to veri! whether the reBuirements are usti!ied.

E$-*%e ,+ P,(#e Te&( $&e&7

T.6.

&o

$escription %/pected value )ctual

value

'esult

1 6hec- !or the retrieval o! data The reBuired result data must

5e print

rint all

value

pass

2 %nter the valid 'oll no into

the student roll no !ield

It should accept and print

result

=! that student

rint

"tudent

result

pass

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2. Ne6$(#e Te&( C$&e&7

• +ust have negative perception.

• Invalid inputs must be used !or test.

E$-*%e ,+ Ne6$(#e Te&( $&e&@

T.6.

&o

$escription %/pected value )ctual

value

'esult

1 Tr to modi! the in!ormation

In database

+odi!ication should not

be allow

"hould

not

modi!ied

Cail

2 %nter invalid data in to the

student details !orm, clic- on

"ave

It should not accept

invalid data, save should

not allow

&ot

shown

Cail

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12IT022, 12IT037 Cuture %nhancement

?.0 FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

&ow the developed "stem is a web based sstem, it gives all the student details. In the

!uture the results can be directl printed, and this !unctionalit can be made available to the

user. This can also be enhanced b giving the user more services such as aggregate

calculation etc. There should be provided more search Buer which will e/ecute on di!!erent

database. )nd provide more details o! student and produce more analsis chart.

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12IT022, 12IT037 'e!erences

10.0 REFRENCES

• ressman, "o!tware %ngineering, :th edition

• 'aghurama Hrishnan, $atabase +anagement "stems

• [email protected]

• [email protected]

[email protected]

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