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NAMEOFTHEEXPERIMENT

SRSdocumentationofVirtualClassroom System SRSdocumentationofPersonalIdentity Management SRSdocumentationofEMentoringfor womensystem SRSDocumentationofEmployeePerformance Management SRSDocumentationofOnlineTicketing

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VirtualClassroomSystem
SoftwareRequirementsSpecification

1.0

Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Purpose Scope

TableofContents

Definition,Acronyms,andAbbreviations References Technologiestobeused Overview ProductPerspective SoftwareInterface HardwareInterface ProductFunction UserCharacteristics Constraints ArchitectureDesign UseCaseModelDescription ClassDiagram 2.9.1 SequenceDiagram 2.9.2 CollaborationDiagram 2.9.3 ActivityDiagram 2.9.4 StatechartDiagram 2.9.5DeploymentDiagram 2.9.6ComponentDiagram

2.0

OverallDescription 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9

2.10

DatabaseDesign 2.10.1 ERDiagram 2.10.2 Schema

2.11 3.0 3.1 3.2

AssumptionsandDependencies UseCaseReports SupplementaryRequirements

SpecificRequirements

SoftwareRequirementsSpecification
1.0 Introduction:
1.1 Purpose:

Thepurposeofthevirtualclassroomsystemistointegratethebenefitsofaphysicalclassroom withtheconvenienceofanophysicalbarvirtuallearningenvironment.Itwillusherintheimmense flexibility and sophistication in the existing learning platform structures,with the perfect blend of synchronous and asynchronous interaction.It provides a means of collaborative learning for the students

1.2

Scope:

Thisprojecthasalotofscopeforfuturedevelopment.Developingavirtualclassroomsystemto
promoteagreatercountofstudentstosplurgeintothefieldofEducation.

1.3

Definitions,Acronyms,andAbbreviations:
HTML(HyperTextMarkupLanguage):Itisusedtocreatestaticwebpages. JSP(JavaServerPages):Itisusedtocreatedynamicwebcontent. J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtotheJava

platform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. HTTP(HyperTextTransferProtocol):Itisatransactionorientedclient/serverprotocol betweenawebbrowserandawebserver.

XML(ExtensibleMarkupLanguage):Itisamarkuplanguagethatwasdesignedto

transportandstoredata. MySql:Itisadatabasemanagementsystemthatprovidesaflexibleand efficientdatabaseplatformtoraiseastrong"ondemand"businessapplications.

1.4

References:

http://findarticles.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_virtual_learning_environments/ http://ezinearticles.com/

1.5

Technologiestobeused:

J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtotheJava platform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. Java:ApplicationArchitecture XML:ExtensionMarkupLanguage.

MySql:Itisadatabasemanagementsystemthatprovidesaflexibleand efficientdatabaseplatformtoraiseastrong"ondemand"businessapplications.

1.6

Overview:

OverallDescription: Developingavirtualclassroomsystemtopromoteagreatercountofstudentstosplurgeintothe fieldofEducation.Itintegratesthebenefitsofaphysicalclassroomwiththeconvenienceofano physicalbarvirtuallearningenvironment,minusthecommutinghazardsandexpenses.Itwillusher in the immense flexibility and sophistication in the existing learning platform structures, with the perfect blend of synchronous and asynchronous interaction. It provides a means of collaborative learningforthestudents.

SpecificRequirements:

UsersoftheSystem: A.Students B.Faculties C.CollegeManagement(Dean,HODs,Principal) D.Administrator Students: Studentscanchoosecourses,attendlectures,takeexams,viewtheirattendancerecords,progress reportsetcaspertheirconvenience. Registrationformultiplecourses. Attendlectureseitheratthescheduledtimeoronrequestviewlectureatalatertime. Therecanbeforums,blogsetctodiscussvariousqueriesandtoputupsuggestionspostedboth bystudentsandteachers. Studentscantakeupvariousquizzeswhichcanhelpthemtorealizetheirinbuilttalentsin variousfields.

Facuties: Facultiescantakelectures,uploadassignments,announcements,evaluateanswersheetsandalso canuploadlecturesandotherdiscussionsinvariousformatsasinvideos,powerpoint presentationetc. UploadandDownloadofvariousassignments,collegenotices,student'snotices,journals, videos. Therecanbeforums,blogsetctodiscussvariousqueriesandtoputupsuggestionspostedboth bystudentsandteachers.

Administrator: Administratorcangeneratereports,logfiles,backup/recoveryofdataatanytimeandcreate user,departmentandcourses.

Dean: Canviewallactorsdetails

2.0 OverallDescription:
2.1 ProductPerspective:

The virtual classroom system promotes a greater count of students and minus the communicatinghazardsandexpenses.

2.2

SoftwareInterface:

ItshouldbepossibleforElearningtooltobeimplementedinbothWindowsandLinux OperatingSystemenvironments. TheGUIandotherpartsoftheElearningtoolsoftwarearetobedoneinJAVAandJ2EE. Theoutputofthissoftwarewillneedawebbrowserforviewingit.

2.3

HardwareInterface:
Monitorscreenthesoftwareshalldisplayinformationtotheuserviathemonitorscreen Mousethesoftwareshallinteractwiththemovementofthemouseandthemousebuttons. Themouseshallactivateareasfordatainput,commandbuttonsandselectoptionsfrom menus. Keyboardthesoftwareshallinteractwiththekeystrokesofthekeyboard.Thekeyboard willinputdataintotheactiveareaofthedatabase.

2.4

ProductFunction:

OnlyRegistereduserscanaccessthecourses. UsersmusthavevalidUseridandPasswordtoaccessthesystem

InthissystemstudentscanchoosetheircoursesandviewtheirAttendanceRecords,Gradesin quizzes,internaltestsandassignments. Studentscansharetheirresourcesthroughforums. Facultycanuploadthesyllabus,lessonplan,sessionplan,classnotesandquestionbankforthe courses. Studentscangetalertinformationaboutduedateofquizzes. Administratorcangeneratereportsorrecoveryofdataatanytime. Systemprovides24x7availability.

2.5

UserCharacteristics:

EachUserhasavalidusername,passwd,Userid,whichdepartmenthe/shebelongs,duration (inyears),Age,Grade,UserRole,etc....

2.6

Constraints:

HardwareConstraints:

Thesystemrequiresadatabaseinordertostorepersistentdata.Thedatabaseshouldhave
backupcapabilities.

SoftwareConstraints:

Thedevelopmentofthesystemwillbeconstrainedbytheavailabilityofrequiredsoftwaresuch
aswebservers,databaseanddevelopmenttools.Theavailabilityofthesetoolswillbegovernedbythe AdithyaInstituteofTechnologyandManagement.

2.7

ArchitectureDesign:

2.8

UseCaseModelDescription:

Definitions: AUseCasespecifiesthebehaviorofasystemorapartofthesystemandisadescriptionofasetof sequencesofactions,includingvariants,whichasystemperformstoyieldanobservableresultofvalue toanactor.Usecasesprovideawayforthedeveloperstocometoacommonunderstandingwiththe system'sendusersanddomainexperts.Graphically,ausecaseisrenderedbyanellipse.AUseCase diagramisjustaspecialkindofdiagramandsharesthesamecommonpropertiesasdoallother diagramsanameandgraphicalcontentsthatareaprojectionintoamodel.Inausecasediagram, thereisasystemboundaryandtheactorsstayoutsidetheboundaryandtheusecasesarekeptinside theboundary.UseCasediagramscommonlycontain Usecases Actors Dependency,generalization,andassociationrelationships Diagram:

2.9

ClassDiagram:

Definitions: AClassisdescriptionofasetofobjectsthatsharethesameattributes,operations,relationships andsemantics.Graphicallyitisrenderedasarectangle.AnAttributeisnamedpropertyofaclassthat describesarangeofvaluesthatinstancesofthepropertymayhold.Aclassmayhavemanyattributesor noattributesatall.Anattributerepresentssomepropertyofthethingyouaremodelingthatisshared by the objects of the class. They are shown in the compartment under the name of the class. An Operationistheimplementationofaservicethatcanberequestedfromanyobjectoftheclasstoaffect behavior.Theyarewritteninthelastcompartmentintheclassdepiction. ARelationshipisaconnectionamongthings.Graphically,itisrenderedasapath,withdifferent kindsoflinestorepresentdifferentkindsofrelationships.ADependencyisarelationshipthatachange inspecificationofonethingmayaffectanotherthingthatusesit,butnotnecessarilythereverse.Itis representedasadasheddirectedline.AGeneralizationisarelationshipbetweenageneralthinganda morespecifickindofthing.Itisreferredtoasaisakindofrelationship.Itisrepresentedasasolid straight line with a large open arrowhead pointing to the parent. An Association is a structural relationshipthatspecifiesthatobjectsofthingareconnectedtoobjectsofanother.Graphically,itisa solidlineformoneobjecttoanother.Theadornmentappliedtothislinearename,role,multiplicity andaggregation. AClassDiagramisadiagramthatshowsasetofclasses,interfaces,collaborationsandtheir relationships.Graphically,itisacollectionofverticesandarcs. Diagram:

2.9.1 SequenceDiagram:
Definitions: AnInteractionisabehaviorthatcomprisesasetofmessagesexchangedamongasetofobjects withinacontexttoaccomplishapurpose.Weuseinteractionstomodelthedynamicaspectsofthe model.Whenanobjectpassesamessagetoanotherobject,thereceivingobjectmightinturnsenda messagetoanotherobject,whichmightsendamessagetoyetanotherobject,andsoon.Thisstreamof messagesformsasequence.Anysequencemusthaveabeginning;thestartofeverysequenceisrooted

insomeprocessorthread.Eachprocessorthreadwithinasystemdefinesadistinctflowofcontrol,and withineachflow,messagesareorderedinsequencebytime.ASequenceDiagramisaninteraction diagramthatemphasizesthetimeorderingofthemessages.Graphically,asequencediagramisatable thatshowsobjectsarrangedalongtheXaxisandmessages,orderedinincreasingtime,alongYaxis. ASequenceDiagramhasanObjectLifeline,whichisaverticaldashedlinethatrepresentsthe existenceofanobjectoveraperiodoftime.Objectscanbecreatedanddestroyedduringthislifetime. Thesecondfeatureofasequencediagramisthefocusofcontrol,whichisatall,thinrectanglethat showstheperiodoftimeduringwhichanobjectisperforminganaction,eitherdirectlyorthrougha subordinateprocedure. Diagram:

2.9.2 CollaborationDiagram:
TheDefinition: Collaborationisasocietyofclasses,interfacesandotherelementsthatworktogethertoprovide some cooperative behavior thats bigger than the sum of all its parts. The structural aspect of collaborationincludesanycombinationofclassifiers,suchasclasses,interfaces,componentsandnodes. Thatis,itspecifiestheclasses,interfacesandotherelementsthatworktogethertocarryoutthenamed collaboration. Graphically,theclassifiers arearrangedlikeinanyotherUMLDiagram,and related usingthecommonrelationships. A Collaboration Diagram is an interaction diagram that emphasizes on the structural organizationoftheobjectsthatsendandreceivemessages.Itshowsasetofobjects,linksamongstthem andmessagessentadreceivedbythem. Diagram:

2.9.3 ActivityDiagram

TheDefinition: Activitydiagramsdescribetheworkflowbehaviorofasystem.Activitydiagramsaresimilarto statediagramsbecauseactivitiesarethestateofdoingsomething.Thediagramsdescribethestateof activitiesbyshowingthesequenceofactivitiesperformed.Activitydiagramscanshowactivitiesthat areconditionalorparallel. Activitydiagramsshouldbeusedinconjunctionwithothermodelingtechniquessuchas interactiondiagramsandstatediagrams.Themainreasontouseactivitydiagramsistomodelthe workflowbehindthesystembeingdesigned.ActivityDiagramsarealsousefulfor:analyzingausecase bydescribingwhatactionsneedstotakeplaceandwhentheyshouldoccur;describingacomplicated sequentialalgorithm;andmodelingapplicationswithparallelprocesses. However,activitydiagramsshouldnottaketheplaceofinteractiondiagramsandstatediagrams.

Activitydiagramsdonotgivedetailabouthowobjectsbehaveorhowobjectscollaborate. Activitydiagramsshowtheflowofactivitiesthroughthesystem.Diagramsarereadfromtopto bottomandhavebranchesandforkstodescribeconditionsandparallelactivities.Aforkisusedwhen multipleactivitiesareoccurringatthesametime.Thebranchdescribeswhatactivitieswilltakeplace basedonasetofconditions.Allbranchesatsomepointarefollowedbyamergetoindicatetheendof theconditionalbehaviorstartedbythatbranch.Afterthemergealloftheparallelactivitiesmustbe combinedbyajoinbeforetransitioningintothefinalactivitystate. Diagram:

2.9.4 StatechartDiagram
TheDefinitions: AStateMachineisabehaviorthatspecifiesthesequenceofstatesanobjectgoesthroughduring itslifetimeinresponsetoevents,togetherwithitsresponsestothoseevents.AStateisaconditionor situationduringthelifeofanobjectduringwhichitsatisfiessomecondition,performssomeactivity,or waitsforsomeevent.AnEventisthespecificationofasignificantoccurrencethathasalocationin spaceandtime,i.e.itcantriggerastatetransition.ATransitionisarelationshipbetweentwostates indicatingthatanobjectinthefirststatewillperformcertainactionsandenterthesecondstatewhen specifiedeventoccursandconditionsaresatisfied.AnActivityisanongoingnonatomicexecution withinastatemachine.AnActionisanexecutableatomiccomputationthatresultsinthechangeofa state.Graphically,astateisarectanglewithroundededges,andatransitionissoliddirectedline. AStateChartDiagramshowsastatemachine,emphasizingtheflowofcontrolfromstateto state.Graphically,itisacollectionofverticesandarcs.Weusethestatechartdiagramtomodelthe dynamicaspectsofthesystem. Diagram:

2.9.5DeploymentDiagram:

2.9.6ComponentDiagram

2.10 DatabaseDesign:
Role createtableRole(Role_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOTNULL,Role_namevarchar(10)NOT NULL,primarykey(Role_id)); Department createtableDepartment(Department_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOT NULL,Department_namevarchar(10)NOTNULL,primarykey(Department_id)); Course createtableCourse(Course_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOTNULL,Course_namevarchar(10) NOTNULL,syllabusvarchar(10000),primarykey(Course_id)); User createtableUser(User_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOTNULL,User_namevarchar(10)NOT NULL,User_passwdvarchar(30)NOTNULL,Course_idINTNOTNULL,Department_idINT NOTNULL,primarykey(User_id),FOREIGNKEY(Course_id)REFERENCESCourse (Course_id)onDELETECASCADEONUPDATECASCADE,FOREIGNKEY(Department_id) REFERENCESDepartment(Department_id)onDELETECASCADEONUPDATECASCADE);

Attendance createtableAttendance(Attendance_noINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOTNULL,DatedateNOT NULL,dayvarchar(15)NOTNULL,User_idINTNOTNULL,Course_idINTNOTNULL,status varchar(10)NOTNULL,PRIMARYKEY(Attendance_no),FOREIGNKEY (Course_id)REFERENCESCourse(Course_id)onDELETECASCADEONUPDATE CASCADE,FOREIGNKEY(User_id)REFERENCESUser(User_id)onDELETECASCADE ONUPDATECASCADE); Assignment createtableAssignment(Assignment_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOTNULL,Given_datedate NOTNULL,Due_datedateNOTNULL,Course_idINTNOTNULL,Assignment_que varchar(1000)NOTNULL,Assignment_ans_filevarchar(10000000)NOTNULL,Assignment_mark intnotnull,PRIMARYKEY(Assignment_id),FOREIGNKEY(Course_id)REFERENCESCourse (Course_id)onDELETECASCADEONUPDATECASCADE); Question_bank createtableQuestion_bank(Question_bank_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOT NULL,Question_bank_namevarchar(15)NOTNULL,Course_idINTNOT NULL,Question_bank_quevarchar(1000)NOTNULL,Question_bank_ansvarchar(100000)NOT NULL,PRIMARYKEY(Question_bank_id),FOREIGNKEY(Course_id)REFERENCESCourse (Course_id)onDELETECASCADEONUPDATECASCADE); Lectures createtableLectures(Lecture_idINTAUTO_INCREMENTNOTNULL,Lecture_name varchar(15)NOTNULL,Course_idINTNOTNULL,Lecture_notevarchar(10000000)NOT NULL,PRIMARYKEY(Lecture_id),FOREIGNKEY(Course_id)REFERENCESCourse (Course_id)onDELETECASCADEONUPDATECASCADE);

2.10.1ERDiagram:

2.10.2Schema:
CREATESCHEMAVCS; USEVCS;

2.11 AssumptionsandDependencies:
Althoughbasicpasswordauthenticationandrolebasedsecuritymechanismswillbeusedto protectOPMSfromunauthorisedaccess;functionalitysuchasemailnotificationsareassumedtobe sufficiently protected under the existing security policies applied by the University network team. RedundantDatabaseissetupastheroleofbackupDatabaseServerwhenprimarydatabaseisfailure.

3.0 3.1

SpecificRequirements UseCaseReports
Administrator:Responsibleformanagingallthethreetypesofusers,viewinglogsand

managingstandardgroupsofthesystem. ManageSystemusers:TheAdministratorwillprovidethesystemstudents,facultiesand deantheauthenticationtousethesite. ViewLogs:Responsibleforcheckingthelogsofdifferentsystemuserforauditingand maintainingtheintegrityofthesystem. SystemReports:TheAdministratorisresponsibletogeneratethesystemreportsforthe futurereference. ViewAllDetails:Viewtheusersdetails,ChattingDetails,forumdetailsandmarkrecords. BackUpDate:TheAdministratorisresponsibletobackupallthedataataparticulartime everyday. ManageSystemUsers: NameoftheUseCase:ViewSystemsusers Description:Viewthelistofsystemusersintheroleandviewthedetailsofroles,tasksand permissionsassignedtotheusers. Preconditions: Administratorisalreadyloggedin. Usershavealreadybeencreatedandassignedsomeroles,tasksandpermissions. NormalFlowOfEvents: Thesystemuserortherolewillbeselected. Querywillbesubmitted. Relevantoutputwillbedisplayed. AlternateFlowOfEvents:None PostCondition:None

3.2

SupplementaryRequirements
HaveHoursofOperationthatare24*7:BecauseSystemCanbeauthenticateditcanstay openfor24hoursaday. Reducethecostofsalestransaction:Totheextendonecanautomatethesalesprocess throughthissystem,onecanstarttoreducethesalesofthatsalestransaction. MaketheexistingwebsitemoreDynamicinnature:Manyearlywebimplementation consistedofstaticHTMLpages.Thisbecauseitbecomesdifficulttomanageifthenumber ofpagesgettoolarge.Applicationshouldservedynamicuserbasedcustomizedweb pagestoitsclientfromserver. Tietheexistingwebsiteintotheexistingenterprisesystem:Anyexistingwebsitethat reliesfromthemanualduplicationofdatafromanothersystemisonethatcanbe improved.

PersonalIdentityManagement
SoftwareRequirementsSpecification

1.0

Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Purpose Scope

TableofContents

Definition,Acronyms,andAbbreviations References Technologiestobeused Overview ProductPerspective SoftwareInterface HardwareInterface ProductFunction UserCharacteristics Constraints ArchitectureDesign UseCaseModelDescription ClassDiagram 2.9.1 SequenceDiagram 2.9.2 CollaborationDiagram 2.9.3 ActivityDiagram 2.9.4 StatechartDiagram 2.9.5DeploymentDiagram 2.9.6ComponentDiagram

2.0

OverallDescription 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9

2.10

DatabaseDesign 2.10.1 ERDiagram 2.10.2 Schema

2.11 3.0 3.1 3.2

AssumptionsandDependencies UseCaseReports SupplementaryRequirements

SpecificRequirements

SoftwareRequirementsSpecification
1.0Introduction:
ThemainobjectiveofthisdocumentistoillustratetherequirementsofthePersonalIdentity Managementsystem.Thisdocumentprovidesadetaileddescriptionofthebothfunctionalandnon functionalrequirementsproposedbytheusers.Thisdocumentisdevelopedafteranumberof consultationswiththeuserandconsideringthecompleterequirementspecificationsofthegiven system.Thefinalproductoftheteamwillbemeetingtherequirementsofthisdocument.

1.1Purpose:
Standaloneproductthataggregatesidentityrecordsofanindividualandcreatesasecurefile thatcanbeusedbytheindividualandauthorizedpeopleonly.Somethinglikeapersonaldatavault.

1.2Scope:
Thissoftwareisbeingdevelopedfortheuserstomaintaintheirrecordsinamuchsecuredway sothatitcanbeaccessedacrossseveralnetworks.VerificationofPANcard,passport,accountcreation inbank,accountcreationinanyotherorganization.itisacentralizedsystemforotherservices. HTML(HyperTextMarkupLanguage):Itisusedtocreatestaticwebpages. JSP(JavaServerPages):Itisusedtocreatedynamicwebcontent. J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtotheJava

platform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. HTTP(HyperTextTransferProtocol):Itisatransactionorientedclient/serverprotocol betweenawebbrowserandawebserver.

XML(ExtensibleMarkupLanguage):Itisamarkuplanguagethatwasdesignedto

transportandstoredata. MySql:Itisadatabasemanagementsystemthatprovidesaflexibleand efficientdatabaseplatformtoraiseastrong"ondemand"businessapplications.

1.4

References:

http://findarticles.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_virtual_learning_environments/ http://ezinearticles.com/

1.5

Technologiestobeused:

J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtotheJava platform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. Java:ApplicationArchitecture XML:ExtensionMarkupLanguage.

MySql:Itisadatabasemanagementsystemthatprovidesaflexibleand efficientdatabaseplatformtoraiseastrong"ondemand"businessapplications.

1.6OverallDescription: *OverallDescription: MajorComponentsOftheSystem:

ProfileManagement AuthenticationServiceManagement

ExternalInterfacess:
ProvidingwebservicestootherOrganizations. Itmeansthat,PIMgivesthewebservicefortothebanks,PANcardverification,Passport verification,etc...

*SpecificRequirements:
Thefollowingdetailsgivestheactorsandtheiractivitiesinasystem.

1.UnregisterUser:
Theyhavetoregisterinthesystemfirst.

2.RegisterUser:
Theycanviewtheirdetails. TheycanUpdatetheirdetailsbutthatwillbechangedaftertheagentsPermission. Theycandeletetheiraccountinasystem.

3.Agent:
Agentcandotheregistrationinasystem GivesthepermissionforupdationtotheUser. Verifyingandvalidatingtheuserdetails.

4.Admin:
Admincandodatabasemaintenance AdmincandoEncryptingthepasswordforavoidingHacking.

Admincantakeabackupfromthedatabaseforfutureuse.

5.PIM:
ProvidesServiceforanyothersystemswhichareallneedsthedetailsabouta ParticularpersonwhoareinthePIM(PersonalIdentityManagement)system.

2.0OverallDescription: 2.1HardwareInterface:
Asthisapplicationcanbeaccessedviainternet,onlywebserverisrequiredasaharddware interfacestobeabletorunit.Itisassumedthatwebserverisinasecureenvironmentwithnecessary firewallandnetworkingsettingdone.

ClientSide:
Sincetheapplicationmustrunovertheinternet,allthehardwareshallrequiretoconnectinternetwill behardwareinterfaceforthesystem.Asfore.g.Modem,WANLAN

ServerSide: Administrator:
OperatingSystem: Windows9x/xp,Windows98,Ubuntu,Fedora LAN:2MbpsorMore. Processor:Pentium3.0GHzori3coreprocessor RAM:4GBormore HardDrive:10GBormore

2.2ProductFunctions:.
Theproducthasaserverbackendwhichtakescareofauthenticatingtheusers,maintainingnecessary datastructures.TheGUIattheserver'sendenablescreatingtheuserdetailsonbehalfoftheclient.The usersmustconnecttotheservertoauthenticatetheiridentificationagainstthepasswordandthen accessthesystembyusingtheGUIattheirend.

2.3UserCharacteristics:
Theusershouldhavethesomebasicknowledgeonusingcomputerandaccessingthesystemthrough internet.

2.4Constraints:
1)Financialproblems 2)Lackofknowledgeamongusersinusingthesystem 3)Lackofproductdevelopers 4)Collectionofusersactualdetailsisdifficult

2.5UseCaseDiagram:

2.6ClassDiagram:

2.7DatabaseDesign: mysql>useeleven; Readingtableinformationforcompletionoftableandcolumnnames YoucanturnoffthisfeaturetogetaquickerstartupwithA Databasechanged mysql>showtables; Tables_in_elevenaddressauthenticationcitycollegecommunitycountrydegree experiencefamilydetailsgas1licencesneighbourpersonphdpimproperty property_referencesqualificationrationcard1rolestateuniversity1voter_id 26rowsinset(0.00sec) AddressTable: mysql>createtableaddress(address_idintauto_increment,city_idintnotnull,user_id varchar(12),street_namechar(12),door_numbervarchar(12),phone_number int(12),primarykey(address_id),foreignkey(city_id)references city(city_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.03sec) Field address_id city_id user_id street_name Type int(11) int(11) char(12) Null NO NO YES Key PRI MUL Default Extra NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL auto_incremen t

varchar(12) YES

door_number varchar(12) YES

phone_numbe int(12) YES NULL r 6rowsinset(0.00sec) AuthenticationTable: mysql>createtableauthentication(authentication_idintauto_increment,user_id varchar(12),finger_printvarchar(12),photovarchar(12),keystroke_speed varchar(12),human_irisvarchar(12),primarykey(authentication_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.01sec) Field Type Null NO Key PRI Default Extra NULL auto_incremen t

authentication_i int(11) d

user_id |finger_print photo

varchar(12) NO varchar(12) YES varchar(12) YES

NULL NULL NULL NULL

keystroke_speed varchar(12) YES

human_iris varchar(12) YES NULL 6rowsinset(0.00sec) CityTable: mysql>createtablecity(city_idintauto_increment,city_namevarchar(12),state_idintnot null,primarykey(city_id),foreignkey(state_id)referencesstate(state_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.01sec) Field Type Null Key Default Extra city_id city_name state_id int(11) NO PRI NULL NULL MUL NULL auto_incremen t

varchar(12) YES int(11) NO

3rowsinset(0.00sec) ExperienceTable: mysql>createtableexperience(experience_idintauto_increment,year_of_experience varchar(10),is_govtjobchar(21),is_prijobchar(12),total_salary_peryearint(12),primary key(experience_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.03sec) Field Type Null Key Default Extra experience_id int(11) NO YES YES YES YES PRI NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL auto_incremen t

year_of_experience varchar(10) is_govtjob is_prijob char(21) char(12)

total_salary_peryea int(11) r 5rowsinset(0.00sec) FamilydetailsTable:

mysql>createtablefamilydetails(family_idintauto_increment,user_id varchar(12),family_typevarchar(10),no_of_siblingvarchar(10),father_name char(15),mother_namechar(15),community_of_fathervarchar(10),community_of_mother varchar(10),primarykey(family_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.04sec) Field family_id user_id family_type no_of_sibling father_name mother_name Type int(11) Null Key NO PRI Default NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL Extra auto_incremen t

varchar(12) YES varchar(10) YES varchar(10) YES char(15) char(15) YES YES

community_of_father varchar(10) YES community_of_mothe varchar(10) YES r 8rowsinset(0.00sec)

PimTable: mysql>createtablepim(pim_idintauto_increment,passwordvarchar(10),role_idintnot null,reference_idvarchar(10),primarykey(pim_id),foreignkey(role_id)references role(role_id)TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.03sec) Field Type Null Key Default Extra pim_id password role_id int(11) int(11) NO NO PRI MUL NULL NULL NULL NULL auto_increment varchar(10) YES

reference_i varchar(10) YES d

4rowsinset(0.01sec) RoleTable: mysql>createtablerole(role_idintauto_increment,role_typevarchar(15),primary key(role_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.00sec)

Field role_id

Type int(11)

Null NO

Key PRI

Default Extra NULL NULL auto_increment

role_type varchar(15) YES 2rowsinset(0.00sec)

Voter_idTable: mysql>createtablevoter_id(vote_idintauto_increment,user_idvarchar(12),age int(12),genderchar(12),dobvarchar(12),primarykey(vote_id))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.01sec) Field vote_id user_id age gender dob Type int(11) int(12) char(11) Null NO YES YES Key PRI Default Extra NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL auto_increment

varchar(12) YES

varchar(12) YES

5rowsinset(0.01sec) PersonTable: createtableperson(person_idvarchar(12),pim_idintnotnull,no_of_occupation int(12),main_occupationchar(12),address_idintnotnull,property_idintnot null,family_idintnotnull,qualification_idintnotnull,rationcard_idintnot null,license_idintnotnull,community_idintnotnull,votere_idintnotnull,reference_id intnotnull,authentication_idintnotnull,is_physically_handicapped char(12))TYPE=innodb; QueryOK,0rowsaffected,1warning(0.04sec) Field Type Null Key Default Extra person_id pim_id no_of_occupation main_occupation address_id |property_id family_id varchar(12 YES ) int(11) int(11) char(12) int(11) int(11) int(11) NO YES YES NO NO NO NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL

qualification_id rationcard_id license_id community_id votere_id reference_id authentication_id is_physically_handicapped 2.8SequenceDiagram:

int(11) int(11) int(11) int(11) int(11) int(11) int(11) char(12)

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO YES

NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL

2.9CollaborationDiagram:

2.10ActivityDiagram:

2.11ERDiagram:

2.12AssumptionsandDependencies: ThereexiststherelationshipbetweenRoleandPIMisonetomany. ThereexiststherelationshipbetweenPersonandAuthenticationisonetomany. ThereexiststherelationshipbetweenFamilydetailsandPersonisonetomany. ThereexiststherelationshipbetweenPersonandExperienceisonetomany. ThereexiststherelationshipbetweenPersonandQualificationisonetomany. ThereexiststherelationshipbetweenPersonandAddressismanytoone. 3.0SpecificRequirements: 3.1UseCaseReports: InUsecasediagramtherearefiveactors.Eachactorhasdifferentactivitiesoftheirown. Actorsinsystemare Unregistereduser Registereduser Admin Agent PIM 3.2SupplementaryRequirements: SupplementaryrequirementsforPIMisInternet.Becausethissystemcanrunin online,soweneedtointernettoaccessthissystem.Thenweneedsomesoftwarestorun thiswebapplication. .

EMentoringforwomensystem

SoftwareRequirementsSpecification

1.0

Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Purpose Scope

TableofContents

Definition,Acronyms,andAbbreviations References Technologiestobeused Overview ProductPerspective SoftwareInterface HardwareInterface ProductFunction UserCharacteristics Constraints ArchitectureDesign UseCaseModelDescription ClassDiagram 2.9.1 SequenceDiagram 2.9.2 CollaborationDiagram 2.9.3 ActivityDiagram 2.9.4 StatechartDiagram 2.9.5DeploymentDiagram 2.9.6ComponentDiagram

2.0

OverallDescription 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9

2.10

DatabaseDesign 2.10.1 ERDiagram 2.10.2 Schema

2.11 3.0 3.1 3.2

AssumptionsandDependencies UseCaseReports SupplementaryRequirements

SpecificRequirements

SoftwareRequirementsSpecification
1.0Introduction: 1.1Purpose:

TheEmentoringforwomenisawebbasedapplicationwhichisintendedto

promotemorewomentosplurgeintothefieldofScienceandtechnologybreakingthemyths andtaboo'ssocietyimposesandtogivethemaplatformtobeonpowerwithaworkingwoman. 1.2Scope: Thissystemisbuiltfortheonewhodoesn'tknowaboutabouttheirinbuilt talents.OncetheyusethisonlineEmentoringsystemtheytrytoknowabouttheirinbuilt talentsandgetgoodexposureaboutvariousfields.Thissystemismainlyusedbyyounggirls andwomenwhoneedstogetinspiredandmotivatedbythesuccessfulwomeninthesociety. 1.3Definitions,acronyms,andabbreviationS: HTML(HyperTextMarkupLanguage):Itisusedtocreatestaticwebpages. JSP(JavaServerPages):Itisusedtocreatedynamicwebcontent. J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtothe Javaplatform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. HTTP(HyperTextTransferProtocol):Itisatransactionorientedclient/serverprotocol betweenawebbrowserandawebserver. XML(ExtensibleMarkupLanguage):Itisamarkuplanguagethatwasdesignedto transportandstoredata.

1.4ReferenceS:
http://ici.umn.edu/ementoring/overview.html http://sarahstewart.blogspot.com/search/label/eMentoring http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/sciences/ementoring http://www.womenatbusiness.eu/Default.aspx 1.5Technologiestobeused: J2EE:(Servlet,JSP,JAXP,JavaBeans)Applicationarchitecture. JAVA:Applicationarchitecture. DB2:IBMDatabase. Ajax:AsynchronousJavaScriptandXML. XML:ExtensionMarkupLanguage.

1.6Overview: Specificrequirements: FunctionsofactorsofthesysteM: Mentor: Canconducttestandtutorials Canviewstudentprofile Canpostforums Canviewandpostfeedback Cangeneratetestreports Canviewstudentreport Mentee: Canselectmentorsaccordingtotheirinterestedfieldacce Cantakeuptestandviewtheirtestreports Canviewmentorsprofile Canpostforums/feedbacks Canaccessbiographiesofsuccessfulwomen/men o Administrator: Canviewmentee/mentorstatus Cananalysisnewmentee/mentorrequest Cancancelordeletementee/mentorrequest 2.0Overalldescription: 2.1Softwareinterface: Ementoringforwomenisamuiltuser,multitaskingenvironment.Itenablesthe usertointeractwiththeserverandattainaccesstotheinternetandalsoleavesarecordinthe inbuiltdatabase.ItusesjavaservletsathefrontendprogrammingtoolandSQLasthebackend applicationtool. 2.2Hardwareinterface: Theserverisdirectlyconnectedtotheclientsystem.Alsotheclienthastheaccess tothedatabaseforaccountingdetailsandstoringthelogintime.Theclientaccesstothe databaseintheserverisreadonly. 2.3Usercharacteristics: Mentee: Menteeistheonewhoisalesserskilledorexperiencedindividual.

Mentor: AMentorispartlyacoach,leader,advisor,counselor,teacher,guideAmentorisplya coach,leader,advisor,counselor,teacher,guide,andfriendbutnoneofthesealoneor completely. Administrator: Administratoristheonewhomaintainstherecords,checkthecurrentstatusofmentee aswellmentorandalsohastheprovisiontoacceptorcancelthenewmentee/mentorrequest.

2.4USECASEDIAGRAMS:

2.5CLASSDIAGRAM:

2.6SEQUENCEDIAGRAM:

2.7ACTIVITYDIAGRAM:

2.8COLLABORATIONDIAGRAM:

2.9DATABASEDESIGN:
mysql>createtablerole(Role_idintauto_incrementNOTNULLprimarykey,Role_namechar(30)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec)

mysql> create table user(User_id int auto_increment NOT NULL primary key,Password varchar(40),Role_idintNOTNULL,foreignkey(Role_id)referencesrole(Roll_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql> create table quiz(Quiz_id int auto_increment NOT NULL primary key,Quiz_name varchar(40),Start_time varchar(20),End_time varchar(20),Random_question varchar(40),Random_answer varchar(40),Time_limit varchar(30),User_id int NOT NULL,foreign key(User_id)referencesuser(User_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql> create table answer_choice(Answer_choice_id int NOT NULL auto_increment primary key,Answer_choice_description varchar(30),Question_id int NOT NULL,Choice_number varchar(10),Correctvarchar(5),foreignkey(Question_id)referencesQuiz_Question(Question_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>createtableattempt(User_idintNOTNULL,Quiz_question_idintNOT NULL,Answer_choice_idintNOTNULL,foreignkey(User_id)referencesuser(User_id),foreign key(Quiz_question_id)referencesques_question(Quiz_question_id),foreign key(Answer_choice_id)referencesanswer_choice(Answer_choice_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql> create table profile(User_id int NOT NULL,Name char(40),Age int NOT NULL,Gender char(10),Date_of_birth varchar(15),Address char(70),Phone_no int,School_id int auto_increment NOT NULL,College_id int NOT NULL,foreign key(School_id)references profile(School_id),foreignkey(College_id)reference profile(College_id),foreign key(User_id)references user(user_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql> create table mentor_profile(Occupation_id int auto_increment NOT NULL primary key,Qualification varchar(30),Awards char(50),Area_of_interest varchar(50),User_id int NOT NULL,foreignkey(User_id)referencesuser(User_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql> create table occupation(Occupation_id int NOT NULL auto_increment,Occupation_name varchar(50),Experience varchar(20),Company_name varchar(70),Salary int NOT NULL,foreign key(Occupation_id)referencesmentor_profile(Occupation_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>createtablecollege_list(College_idintauto_incrementNOTNULLprimarykey,College_name varchar(50)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql> create table school_list(School_id int auto_increment NOT NULL primary key,School_name varchar(50)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>createtablementee_profile(Qualificationvarchar(30),Area_of_interestvarchar(50),User_idint NOTNULLauto_increment,foreignkey(User_id)referencesUser(User_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>showtables;

2rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>descuser;

5rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>descrole;

3rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>descmentee_profile;

3rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>descmentor_profile;

5rowsinset(0.00sec) 2.8.1ERDIAGRAM:

3.0SpecificRequirements:
3.1 UseCaseReports:

Administrator:Responsibleformanagingallthetwotypesofusers,viewinglogsandmanaging standardgroupsofthesystem. ManageSystemusers:TheAdministratorwillprovidethesystemmentorand menteetheauthenticationtousethesite. ViewLogs:Responsibleforcheckingthelogsofdifferentsystemuserforauditing andmaintainingtheintegrityofthesystem. SystemReports:TheAdministratorisresponsibletogeneratethesystemreports forthefuturereference. ViewAllDetails:Viewtheusersdetails,forumdetailsandmarkrecords. BackUpDate:TheAdministratorisresponsibletobackupallthedataata particulartimeeveryday. ManageSystemUsers: NameoftheUseCase:ViewSystemsusers Description:Viewthelistofsystemusersintheroleandviewthedetailsofroles,tasksand permissionsassignedtotheusers. Preconditions: Administratorisalreadyloggedin. Usershavealreadybeencreatedandassignedsomeroles,tasksandpermissions. NormalFlowOfEvents: Thesystemuserortherolewillbeselected. Querywillbesubmitted. Relevantoutputwillbedisplayed. AlternateFlowOfEvents:None PostCondition:None 3.2SupplementaryRequirements: HaveHoursofOperationthatare24*7:BecauseSystemCanbeauthenticatedit canstayopenfor24hoursaday. MaketheexistingwebsitemoreDynamicinnature:Manyearlywebimplementation consistedofstaticHTMLpages.Thisbecauseitbecomes difficulttomanageifthenumberofpagesgettoolarge.Applicationshouldserve dynamicuserbasedcustomizedwebpagestoitsclientfromserver. Tietheexistingwebsiteintotheexistingenterprisesystem:Anyexistingwebsite thatreliesfromthemanualduplicationofdatafromanothersystemisonethat canbeimproved.

EmployeePerformance ManagementSystem
SoftwareRequirementsSpecification

1.0

Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Purpose Scope

TableofContents

Definition,Acronyms,andAbbreviations References Technologiestobeused Overview ProductPerspective SoftwareInterface HardwareInterface ProductFunction UserCharacteristics Constraints ArchitectureDesign UseCaseModelDescription ClassDiagram 2.9.1 SequenceDiagram 2.9.2 CollaborationDiagram 2.9.3 ActivityDiagram 2.9.4 StatechartDiagram 2.9.5DeploymentDiagram 2.9.6ComponentDiagram

2.0

OverallDescription 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9

2.10

DatabaseDesign 2.10.1 ERDiagram 2.10.2 Schema

2.11 3.0 3.1 3.2

AssumptionsandDependencies UseCaseReports SupplementaryRequirements

SpecificRequirements

SoftwareRequirementsSpecification
1.0Introduction 1.1Purpose

Managingemployeeperformanceeverydayisthekeytoaneffectiveperformancemanagement system.Settinggoals,makingsureyourexpectationsareclear,andprovidingfrequentfeedbackhelp peopleperformmosteffectively.EmployeePerformanceManagementSysteminonlinecanhelpyou meetthesebigchallengesofimprovingemployeeperformance.

1.2Scope

Thescopeofthisprojectincludesanintegratedwebbasedtooltoimproveorganizational performancebysettingSMARTGoalsforemployee,evaluatingemployeeperformance,recommending highlycompetitivecompensationplans,managingemployeetrainings&developmentandpromoting rightemployeestocriticalpositions.Theprimarypurposeforanemployeetounderstandthata performanceproblemoropportunityforimprovementexists.

1.3Definitions,Acronyms,andAbbreviations

HTML(HyperTextMarkupLanguage):Itisusedtocreatestaticwebpages. JSP(JavaServerPages):Itisusedtocreatedynamicwebcontent. J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtotheJava platform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. HTTP(HyperTextTransferProtocol):Itisatransactionorientedclient/serverprotocolbetween awebbrowserandawebserver. XML(ExtensibleMarkupLanguage):Itisamarkuplanguage

1.4References:

EmployeeEvaluationandPerformanceAppraisalsorganization,levels,system,examples, manager,definition,company,hierarchy,business,system,Identification,Measurement,Management, Managementbyobjectives

1.5Technologiestobeused:

J2EE:(Servlet,JSP,JAXP,JavaBeans)Applicationarchitecture.
JAVA:Applicationarchitecture. mysql:ver14.12Distrib5.0.75,forDebianlinuxgnu(i486)usingreadline5.2Edition)Web Server DB2:IBMDatabase. Ajax:AsynchronousJavaScriptandXML. XML:ExtensionMarkupLanguage.

UML:model1.2Developmentmodel

2.0OverallDescription 2.1Productperspective
EmployeePerformanceManagementSystemisaimedtowardstheBusiness personswhowanttoreachouttothemaximumprofitintheirbusinessandIndustrialpeoplewhocan bemanagethecompanywell.Thisprojectmakesagoodunderstandingbetweentheemployeeandthe management.EmployeePerformanceManagementSystemshouldbeuserfriendly,quicktolearnand reliablesoftwarefortheabovepurpose.EPMSisintendedtobeastandaloneproductandshouldnot dependontheavailabilityofothersoftware.ItshouldrunonbothUNIXandWindowsbasedplatform.

2.2SoftwareInterface

Linuxistheoperatingsystemusedbythesoftwaretocommunicatewiththehardware

interfaces.Definitionoftheinterfaceintermsofmessagecontentandformatisunnecessaryduetothe welldocumentednatureofthesoftware. Linux Windows J2EE is the java interpreter used by the software to convert the bit code into machine language. Definitionofthe interfaceintermsofmessagecontentandformatisunnecessarydueto thewell documentednatureofthesoftware.

2.3HardwareInterface

Monitorscreenthesoftwareshalldisplayinformationtotheuserviathemonitorscreen

Mousethesoftwareshallinteractwiththemovementofthemouseandthemousebuttons. Themouseshallactivateareasfordatainput,commandbuttonsandselectoptionsfrommenus. Keyboardthesoftwareshallinteractwiththekeystrokesofthekeyboard.Thekeyboardwill inputdataintotheactiveareaofthedatabase.

2.4Productfunctions
User:Management Functions:TheManagementisthesuperuserandhascompletecontroloveralltheactivitiesthatcanbe performed. The application notifies the management of all companies creation requests, and the managementcanthenapproveorrejectthem.Themanagementalsomaintain thedetailsaboutthe employeesworkinginthecompany.Themanagementcanalsoviewanddeleteentriesintheguestbook. User:SeniorManager Functions:ThefunctionoftheSeniorManageristomaintaintheemloyeesdetails thosewhoareallworkingundertheircategory.SeniorManagerallotsmarksfortheemployees.After theSeniorManagerallocatingmarkstotheemployee,he/shewillsendthosereportstotheHR. User:HR Functions:HRisthenextheadtotheSeniorManager.AftergettingthereportfromtheSeniorManager abouttheEmployee,theHRwillevaluatetheemployeeasperhis/herowndecision.HRhavingthe rightstopromotanemployee.AndalsoatthesametimeHRhavingtheequalrightstosuspendthe employeefromthecompany,iftheemployeedidn'tfollowthecompanyrulesproperly. User:Employee

Functions: Employee want to be a supportfull tool to his/her company in achieving the Company'sGoal. Functions:Andalsotheemployeewanttosethis/herowngoals.

2.5UserCharacteristics

process:identification,measurement,andmanagement.Withidentification,thebehaviorsnecessaryfor successfulperformancearedetermined.Measurementinvolveschoosingtheappropriateinstrumentfor appraisalandassessingperformance.Management,whichistheultimategoal,isthereinforcingof goodperformanceandthecorrectionofpoorperformance.

Theuserofthissystemshouldhavethreemajorstepsintheperformanceappraisal

2.6Constraints
Thesystemmustrunona UnixorWindows95/98/Me/Xp/NT/2000operatingsystem. The systemmustnothaveanysortoffatalerrors. Thedatastoredbythesystemneedstobeencryptedinsomeway. Thesystemmusttocreatebackupfilesofallsavedmaterialsgiventheircriticalnature.

2.7UseCaseDiagram.

Ausecaseinsoftwareengineeringandsystemsengineeringisdescriptionofasystemsbehavioras itrespondstoarequestthatoriginatesfromoutsideofthatsystem.Inotherwords,ausecasedescribes "who"cando"what"withthesysteminquestion....

2.8ClassDiagram

2.9.1SequenceDiagrams

2.9.2CollaborationDiagram

2.10DatabaseDesign:

createtableuser(user_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,usernamevarchar(30)NOTNULL,password varchar(30)NOTNULL,department_idintNOTNULL,designation_idintNOTNULL,primary key(user_id,department_id,designation_id));createtabledepartment(idintauto_incrementNOT NULL,departmentvarchar(30)NOTNULL,foreignkey(id)referencesuser(department_id)); createtabledesignation(designation_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,designationvarchar(30)NOT NULL,foreignkey(designation_id)referencesuser(desigantion_id)); createtableprofile(profile_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,namevarchar(30)NOTNULL,age varchar(30)NOTNULL,gendervarchar(30)NOTNULL,date_of_birthvarchar(30)NOT NULL,salary_detailsvarchar(30)NOTNULL,designationvarchar(30)NOTNULL,year_of_experience varchar(30)NOTNULL,departmentvarchar(30)NOTNULL,primarykey(profile_id));

createtablerating(rating_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,user_idintNOTNULL,lssupervisor_idint NOTNULL,lsHR_idintNOTNULL,percentagevarchar(30)NOTNULL,commentvarchar(30)NOT NULL,datestampvarchar(30)NOTNULL,primarykey(rating_id,lssupervisor_id,lshr_id),foreign key(user_id)referencesuser(user_id)); createtablecourses(courses_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,corse_namechar(30)NOT NULL,user_idintNOTNULL,primarykey(courses_id),foreignkey(user_id)references user(user_id));createtablecoursecompleted(coursecompleted_idintauto_incrementNOT NULL,user_idintNOTNULL,course_namevarchar(30)NOTNULL,datestampvarchar(30)NOT NULL,goalsby_softskills_idvarchar(30),primarykey(coursecompleted_id),foreignkey(user_id) referencesuser(user_id)); createtableperformance(performance_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,percentagevarchar(30)NOT NULL,commentvarchar(30)NOTNULL,byuser_idint,rating_idintNOTNULL,datestampvarchar(30) NOTNULL,primarykey(performance_id),foreignkey(byuser_id)referencesuser(user_id),foreign key(rating_id)referencesrating(rating_id)); createtableself_goals(self_goals_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,user_idintNOT NULL,performance_idintNOTNULL,trainingattended_idintNOTNULL,coursescompleted_idint NOTNULL,defectsmodifiedvarchar(30)NOTNULL,defectsfixedvarchar(30)NOTNULL,lineofcode varchar(30)NOTNULL,primarykey(self_goals_id); createcoursecompleted(coursecompleted_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,user_idintNOT NULL,course_namevarchar(30)NOTNULL,datestampvarchar(30)NOTNULL,goalsby_softskills_id varchar(30),primarykey(coursecompleted_id),foreignkey(user_id)referencesuser(user_id)); createtableorganisation(organisation_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,user_idintNOT NULL,performance_idintNOTNULL,noofpeopletrainedintNOTNULL,revenuegeneratedintNOT NULL,primarykey(organisation_id),foreignkey(user_id)referencesuser(user_id),foreign key(performance_id)referencesperformance(performance_id)); createtablegoalsby_softskills(goalsby_softskills_idintauto_incrementNOTNULL,user_idintNOT NULL,performance_idintNOTNULL,coordinationvarchar(30)NOTNULL,peersappraisalrating varchar(30)NOTNULL,teamworkvarchar(30)NOTNULL,primarykey(goalsby_softskills_id),foreign key(user_id)referencesuser(user_id),foreignkey(performance_id)references performance(performance_id));

ERDiagram

2.11AssumptionsandDependencies:

Althoughbasicpasswordauthenticationandrolebasedsecuritymechanismswillbe usedtoprotectOPMSfromunauthorisedaccess;functionalitysuchasemailnotificationsareassumed tobe sufficientlyprotectedundertheexistingsecuritypoliciesappliedbytheUniversitynetwork team.RedundantDatabaseissetupastheroleofbackupDatabaseServerwhenprimarydatabaseis failure.

3.0SpecificRequirements: 3.1Usecasereports:

Management:Responsibleformanagingalltheusers,viewinglogsandmanagingstandardgroupsof thesystem. Employee:Employeeperformshisownselfassessmentandmaintainhisownrecords. TheUsersoftheSystem: 1.Employee 2.SeniorManager 3.HR 4.Management

3.2SupplementaryRequirements

HaveHoursofOperationthatare24*7:BecauseSystemCanbeauthenticateditcanstayopen
for24hoursaday. Reducethecostofsalestransaction:Totheextendonecanautomatethesalesprocessthrough thissystem,onecanstarttoreducethesalesofthatsalestransaction. MaketheexistingwebsitemoreDynamicinnature:Manyearlywebimplementationconsistedof staticHTMLpages.Thisbecauseitbecomesdifficulttomanageifthenumberofpagesgettoo large.Applicationshouldservedynamicuserbasedcustomizedwebpagestoitsclientfromserver. Tietheexistingwebsiteintotheexistingenterprisesystem:Anyexistingwebsitethatreliesfrom themanualduplicationofdatafromanothersystemisonethatcanbeimproved.

OnlineTicketing
SoftwareRequirementsSpecification

1.0

Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Purpose Scope

TableofContents

Definition,Acronyms,andAbbreviations References Technologiestobeused Overview ProductPerspective SoftwareInterface HardwareInterface ProductFunction UserCharacteristics Constraints ArchitectureDesign UseCaseModelDescription ClassDiagram 2.9.1 SequenceDiagram 2.9.2 CollaborationDiagram 2.9.3 ActivityDiagram 2.9.4 StatechartDiagram 2.9.5DeploymentDiagram 2.9.6ComponentDiagram

2.0

OverallDescription 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9

2.10

DatabaseDesign 2.10.1 ERDiagram 2.10.2 Schema

2.11 3.0 3.1 3.2

AssumptionsandDependencies UseCaseReports SupplementaryRequirements

SpecificRequirements

SoftwareRequirementsSpecification
1.0Introduction:
ThemainobjectiveofthisdocumentistoillustratetherequirementsoftheOnline TicketingSystem.Itexplainthepurposeandfeaturesofthesystem,theinterfacesofthesystem, functionalityofthesystem,theconstraintsunderwhichitmustoperateandhowthesystemwill reacttoexternalstimuli.ThisdocumentisintendedforuserssuchasCustomer,ServiceProvider, andAdmin.

1.1Purpose:

Thepurposeofthisdocumentistoprovideadetailedoverviewofoursoftwareproduct OnlineTicketing.Thisdocumentdescribestheproject'stargetaudienceanditsuserinterface, hardwareandsoftwarerequirements.

1.2Scope:
Wewilltroughthiswork,tounderstandandexplainwhatisonlineticketing,theplaceof thissystemelectronicbusiness,thedifferentconcreteapplicationofsuchasystemineverydaylife.

1.3Definition,Acronyms,andAbbreviations:

HTML(HyperTextMarkupLanguage):Itisusedtocreatestaticwebpages JSP(JavaServerPages):Itisusedtocreatedynamicwebcontent.

J2EE(Java2EnterpriseEdition):Itisaprogrammingplatform,belongingtotheJava platform,whichisusedfordevelopingandrunningdistributedjavaapplications. MySql(OracleDatabase):Itisadatabasemanagementsystemthatprovidesaflexible andefficientdatabaseplatformtoraiseastrong"ondemand"businessapplications. HTTP(HyperTextTransferProtocol):Itisatransactionorientedclient/serverprotocol betweenawebbrowserandawebserver. XML(ExtensibleMarkupLanguage):Itisamarkuplanguagethatwasdesignedto transportandstoredata. Ajax(AsynchronousJavaScriptandXML):Itisatechniqueusedinjavascripttocreate dynamicwebpages. Web2.0:Itiscommonlyassociatedwithwebapplicationswhichfacilitateinteractive informationsharing,interoperability,usercentereddesignandcollaborationonthe WorldWideWeb.

1.4References: http://www.redbus.in http://www.google.com

1.5Technologiestobeused: J2EE:(Servlet,JSP,JAXP,JavaBeans)Applicationarchitecture. JAVA:Applicationarchitecture. WASCE:(WebSphereApplicationServerCommunityEdition)WebServer MySql:OracleDatabase. Ajax:AsynchronousJavaScriptandXML. XML:ExtensionMarkupLanguage. Localization:English 1.6Overview: TheSRSincludetwomainsections,namely, OverallDescription: Thissectionwilldescribemajorcomponentsofthesystem,interconnections, andexternalinterfaces. SpecificRequirements: Thissectionwilldescribethefunctionsofactors,theirrolesinthesystem andtheconstraintsfacedbythesystem. 2.0OverallDescription: Theonlineticketingsystemisdevelopedtofacilitatetheadministrationsystemto managethevariousinformationoftheuserandserviceproviderandprocessesinvolvedin onlineticketing.Sothattheorganisationcanaccessaccurateinformationquicklyandeasily asandwhenrequired.Alsouserswillanalysetheserviceproviderthroughthe chatoptionsprovidedbythesystem. 2.1ProductPerspective: OnlineTicketingisawebproductforrunningpowerfulandcustomized.The productmayalsobeusedalsotoempowerexistingwebsitesforonlineticketing.The systemcontainsadministrationspacewithfunctionalityfortheuserstoedittheirprofile, consultthetickets,managetheirDetails.
2.2SoftwareInterface:

OperatingSystem:Windows9x/xp,WindowsME. Database:SQLServer. Application:ASP(ActiveServerPages) JavaVirtualMachine. FrontEndClient: OnlineTicketingsystemusesthefrontendasJava,JavaServerPagesand HTMLattheclientside. AdvancedTools: Netbeans6.7.1andJDK. Webserver: ApacheTomcatisusedasthewebserverfortheOnlineTicketingSystem. DataBaseServer: MySQLserverisusedasthedatabaseserverforOnlineTicketing. BackEnd: OnlineTicketingsystemusesMySQLVer14.12Distrib5.0.75asabackenddatabase. 2.3HardwareInterface: Processorminimum:IntelPentium2processor Memory(RAM):256MBDDR Harddisk:4GB Display:1024*786 Keyboard:Anynormalkeyboard 2.4ProductFunctions: Logincapabilities:Thesystemshallprovidetheuserswithlogon capabilities. Alert: Thesystemcanalertincaseofanyproblem. ThesystemshallallowtheuserstoaccessthesystemfromInternetusingHTML.It useswebbrowserinterfaceatclientside. 2.5UserCharacteristics:
Customer:

Thecustomerlogintothesystemandupdateshisprofile. TheCustomerbooksfortheticketwiththeOrigin,Destination,DatesandPricepreferences Thepriceamountbasedonthecredit,cash,DDetc.. Selectionofseatbythecustomer. Looksforthepaymentdetails.

ServiceProvider:

Theproviderupdatehisdatas. GivestheinformationaboutthetransportlikeOrigin,Destination,Dates,Price preferences,transportnumber. Updatethetransportdetails. Admin: Applicationmanagermanagestheentiredetailsaboutthesystemandgettheupdatesregularly.

UseCaseDiagram:

ClassDiagram:

ERDiagram:

SequenceDiagram:

DBDesign: createtablerole(role_idintNOTNULL,namechar(20)NOTNULL,primarykey(role_id)); createtableaddress(address_idvarchar(20)NOTNULL,street_1varchar(20)NOT NULL,street_2varchar(20)NOTNULL,city_idintNOTNULL,primarykey(address_id),foreign key(city_id)referencescity(city_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec)

mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address role 2rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtablecity(city_idint(20)NOTNULL,city_namechar(20),state_idintNOT NULL,primarykey(city_id),foreignkey(state_id)referncesstate(state_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket

address city role 3rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtablestate(state_idintNOTNULL,state_namechar(20),country_idintNOT NULL,primarykey(state_id),foreignkey(country_id)referencescountry(country_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.02sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address city role state 4rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtablecountry(country_idintNOTNULL,country_namechar(20),primary key(country_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address city country role state 5rowsinset(0.01sec) mysql>createtableuser(user_idintNOTNULL,user_namechar(20),passwordvarchar(20)NOT NULL,role_idintNOTNULL,address_idvarchar(20)NOTNULL,contact_nointNOT NULL,primarykey(user_id),foreignkey(role_id)referencesrole(role_id),foreign key(address_id)referencesaddress(address_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address city country

role state user 6rowsinset(0.01sec) mysql>createtablecustomer(customer_idintNOTNULL,user_idintNOTNULL,address_id varchar(20)NOTNULL,contact_nointNOTNULL,payment_idintNOTNULL,primary key(customer_id),foreignkey(payment_id)referencespayment_type(payment_id),foreign key(address_id)referencesaddress(address_id),foreignkey(user_id)referencesuser(user_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address city country customer role state user 7rowsinset(0.00sec) createtablebus_type(type_idintNOTNULL,type_namechar(20),description char(20),transport_idintNOTNULL,no_of_seatsintNOTNULL,fare_idintNOT NULL,foreignkey(fare_id)referencesfare(fare_id),foreignkey(transport_id)references bus(transport_id),primarykey(type_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) showtables; Tables_in_ticket address bus_type city country customer role state user createtablebus(transport_idintNOTNULL,service_idintNOTNULL,customer_idintNOT NULL,isavailablevarchar(20),route_idintNOTNULL,foreignkey(route_id)references

route(route_id),foreignkey(customer_id)referencescustomer(customer_id),primary key(transport_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address bus bus_type city country customer role state user 9rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtableroute(route_idintNOTNULL,transport_idintNOTNULL,source char(20),destinationchar(20),primarykey(route_id),foreignkey(transport_id)references bus(transport_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address bus bus_type city country Customerrole route state user 10rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtablesub_route(subroute_idintNOTNULL,place_namechar(20),arrival_time varchar(20)NOTNULL,departure_timevarchar(20)NOTNULL,route_idintNOT NULL,primarykey(subroute_id),foreignkey(route_id)referencesroute(route_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.00sec)

mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address bus bus_type city country customer role route state sub_route user 11rowsinset(0.00sec) createtablebook_seat(seat_idintNOTNULL,book_ticket_idintNOTNULL,seat_nointNOT NULL,passenger_namechar(20),passenger_genderchar(10),passenger_ageintNOT NULL,passenger_contact_nointNOTNULL,customer_idintNOTNULL,primary key(seat_id),foreignkey(book_ticket_id)referencesbook_ticket(book_ticket_id),foreign key(customer_id)referencescustomer(customer_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address book_seat bus bus_type city country customer role route state sub_route 12rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtablebook_ticket(book_ticket_idintNOTNULL,user_idintNOT

NULL,datestampdate,fare_idintNOTNULL,foreignkey(user_id)references user(user_id),primarykey(book_ticket_id),foreignkey(fare_id)referencesfare(fare_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address book_seat book_ticket bus bus_type city country customer role route state sub_route user 13rowsinset(0.00sec) mysql>createtableonline_payment(transaction_idintNOTNULL,creditcard_nointNOT NULL,expire_dateintNOTNULL,code_nointNOTNULL,foreign key(transaction_id)referencestransaction(transaction_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address book_seat book_ticket bus bus_type city country customer role

route state sub_route user mysql>createtabletransaction(transaction_idintNOTNULL,book_ticket_idintNOT NULL,amountintNOTNULL,payment_type_idintNOTNULL,datestampdate,primary key(transaction_id),foreignkey(book_ticket_id)referencesbook_ticket(book_ticket_id),foreign key(payment_type_id)referencespayment_type(payment_type_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.02sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address book_seat book_ticket bus bus_type city country customer online_payment role route state sub_route transaction user 15rowsinset(0.01sec) mysql>createtablepayment_type(payment_idintNOTNULL,transaction_idintNOT NULL,payment_type_idintNOTNULL,primarykey(payment_type_id),foreign key(transaction_id)referencestransaction(transaction_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.01sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address book_seat book_ticket

bus bus_type city country customer online_payment payment_type role route state sub_route transaction user mysql>createtablefare(fare_idintNOTNULL,from_subroute_idintNOT NULL,to_subroute_idintNOTNULL,chargeintNOTNULL,primarykey(fare_id)); QueryOK,0rowsaffected(0.02sec) mysql>showtables; Tables_in_ticket address book_seat book_ticket bus bus_type city country customer fare online_payment payment_type role route state sub_route transaction user

17rowsinset(0.00sec)
3.0SpecificRequirements: 3.1UseCaseReports: InUsecasediagramtherearethreeactors.Eachactorhasdifferentactivitiesoftheirown. Actorsinsystemare 1.Customer 2.SetrviceProvider 3.Admin 3.2SupplementaryRequirements: SupplementaryrequirementsforOnlineTicketingisInternet.Becausethissystemcanrunin online,soweneedtointernettoaccessthissystem.Thenweneedsomesoftwarestorun thiswebapplication.