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Submitted by
Krishnan Ramaswami
Roll No : 16
M.C.A (2018-2021)
Department of M.C.A
SIES COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI
PROJECT REPORT INDEX
SR.NO. PARTICULARS
1 INTRODUCTION
3 PROJECT SCOPE
5.1 HARDWARE
5.2 SOFTWARE
8 CONCLUSION
9 REFERENCES
1 . INTRODUCTION
As the technology advances each and every sector has been rapidly
developed like a Government Sector, Engineering Sector, etc. then how can the
“APPAREL SHOP INVENTORY” become backward. Each and every person
wants to look like a hero and heroine. As the fashion takes place, they want to
wear more fashionable cloths. In movies actor and actresses are wearing
different types of dresses and sarees. Every person wants to look like them.
With the increase in fashion every person want to wear that type of
cloths. Some people purchase cloth material and visit at the tailor shop for
stitching the dresses they like. But it takes too much time. Fashion is growing
up day to day. APPAREL SHOPS are opened. People are satisfied from APPAREL
SHOPS and people also save their valuable time. APPAREL SHOPS provides
better design dresses to customers.
CURRENT SYSTEM
PROPOSED SYSTEM
1) Managing huge data and maintenance of that data for future purpose
without any corruption is such a big challenge.
2) In earlier days people used to store the data in the form of files,
registers etc, which includes entirely manual operations. Due to this
there is chance of misplace/corruption of data and it’s very hard to
track the data.
3) To avoid this, we introduced an automated system where manual
operations are very less and developed modules to store the data,
manage and edit the data.
3 . PROJECT SCOPE
5.1 HARDWARE
Processor : Pentium II, III, IV or higher.
5.2 SOFTWARE
Operating System : Windows 7 & above versions ·
IDE : Notepad ++ ·
Database : My SQL ·
Additional Tools: ·
Login
Add User
Insert Brand
Insert Category
Insert Product
Add Order
Update Brand
Update Category
Update Product
Dashboard
Brands
Categories
Products
Orders
8 . CONCLUSION
9 . REFERENCES