(A Free Wi-Fi Chat Room in Android)

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Contents

Objective Introduction

Feasibility study

Work plan and use case diagram

Conclusion and References

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Goal and Introduction

Create a basic chat application that uses broadcast UDP to send and receive messages on the local network .
Introduction

BOSCO is a name extracted from the full name Don Bosco, The

Founder of selesian congregation and CHAT which means chatting

WiFi Chat Room This application will be based on Android Operating system. The chat messages sent are of two types:
1. Public Chat Messages 2. Private chat Messages

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Feasibility Study

Technical

Operational

Economic

The software required for developing the project is a freeware, easy to use and it doesnt demand any non-existing technology.

Final output of the project can be used by Android user and it will be easy and user friendly for use.

The resources required for this project are bare minimum. It doesnt demand any additional resources.

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Work plan
BOSCO CHAT (A Wi-Fi Chat Room in Android)(83 days) 4. Testing 2. Design (13 days * 5 hrs. = 65 hrs. ) 3. Coding (50 days * 3.3 hrs. = 165 hrs.)

1. Requirement analysis (7 days * 5 hrs. = 35 hrs.)

(10 days * 5 hrs. = 50 hrs.)

4.1 Program testing (3.5 days)

1.1 Studying existing system

(2 days) 1.2 Feasibility study (2 days) 1.3 Identify features needed to be added (2 days) 1.4 Identify software and hardware required (1 day)

4.2 Module testing (3 days)

4.3 Validation testing (3.5 days)

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Use Case Diagram

Edit Profile Discover Near by Device Add friend

Type Message

Send Message

Chat History
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Conclusion
BOSCO CHAT (A Wi-Fi Chat Room in Android) is a new approach for local communications in mobile world. Wi-Fi proximity is a main idea behind Wi-Fi chat. If you and your potential pal can see at this moment the same Wi-Fi access point (Wi-Fi network) than it is very probably that you can see each other. In other words, it is very likely that you are close to each other. Close in the geographical sense, of course. So, BOSCO CHAT lets you create discussions (forums) using Wi-Fi access points. It is yet another way to create hyper-local group messaging.

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References
http://developer.android.com M. Fengsheng Yang, Android Application Development Revelation, China Machine Press, 2010. Mark L. Murphy, Beginning Android, Springer Verlag New York, Inc., 2010. http://vidhatha.com/android-projects/: Project Overview D. Muthukumaran et al., Measuring Integrity on Mobile Phone Systems, Proc. 13th ACM Symp. Access Control Models and Technologies, ACM Press, 2008, pp. 155164. Fiawoo, S.Y., Design and development of an Android application to process and display summarized corporate data, Adaptive Science & Technology (ICAST), 2012 IEEE 4th International Conference, 25-27 Oct. 2012,PP 86-91

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