Paw an Project

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SUBMITTED TO

R.P.OJHA

PROJECT GUIDE

DR.ARUN SHARMA


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost we extend my deep sense of gratitude to Dr. Arun Sharma, IT Department, G.C.E.T,Greater Noida, for giving us his valuable suggestions

and supervision for this project. He guided us throughcrucial stages of this project.

We also thanks our IT Department faculty memberswho directly or indirectly helped us in our project.

Last but not the least we express our gratitude to allour family members and our friends who provided usthe much needed confidence by their guidance andblessings from time to time.


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INTRODUCTION

A journal basically means a written record(personal or organizational ) experiences andobservation.

Our journal is basically about research in ITwhich helps the users to update theirknowledge in IT frequently .It deals with

mainly four pillars of IT infrastructure whichare software engineering , networking ,security , and dbms.


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SCOPE

This online journal of research in IT is

developed by students of GCET .This website

allows not only the benefits to the students

but also the staff members and all users who

exists globally in every corner of the world.

It allows various authors to publish their

knowledge on this platform to share it publicly

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Business value of the project

Journals are basically a set of knowledge provided

over time to keeps us updated with the changing

world. Our college is the home of knowledge so,we have decided to create a journal website over

which our faculty members and students can

share their set of latest knowledge.Since we

choosed to create this Journal in IT sector since itis the only field were there is a new achievements

made every second.


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We took four basic pillars of IT of which a quarterlyjournal will be published .

These journals are of :

-Networking-Security

-software engineering

-D.B.M.S

The data will be extracted by any person all over thecollege interested in IT,and it expected that it will alsobe utilized globally to share knowledge vastly.

Thus provides significant benefit to all participants.


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0-level dfd


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MODULES

Enter the authors information to register .

Submission of article by author for a specific

subject. Editing of article by editorial board to be

published in a journal.

Quarterly publishment of subjects journals. Viewing of the journal .


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REQUIREMENTS

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

PROCESSOR : Core 2 Duo

RAM : 128 MB or more.

HARD DISK : 20 GB or more.

KEY BOARD : 104 keys.

MOUSE :2buttons/3buttons

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT OPERATING :Widow XP or later.

SYSTEM

FRONT END : Visual Studio 2008

BACK END : SQL Server 2005

BACKUP : Hard disk ,floppy,CD.

MEDIA

TECHNOLOGY :ASP.Net(Using .Net

Framework 3.5)

TECHNOLOGY : C#, HTML, XML.

LANGUAGE USED

SCRIPTING :JavaScript

LANGUAGE


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ADVANTAGES

SPEED: Articles can be put on the Web as soon as they are ready, withouthaving to wait. This all means that the information is much more up-to-date than can be achieved with paper .

EASILY SEARCHABLE: Searchability is one of the core advantages of adigital format with information easier to find, there will be much more toreadand keep up-to-date with.

INTERACTIVE: The rapid turnaround time means that articles can be read,commented on by the journal's readers, and amended much more quickly thancan be done with print. The ease with which e-mail can be sent, or forms filled in

means that there can be much greater feedback through the Web.

ACCESSABLE:Also different layers of access can be given to different peoplewith little extra effort, e.g. different levels of subscription allowing access toabstracts only, or full multimedia.


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INEXPENSIVE: This is a hotly debated point, with claiming that a 70%saving over print costs can be made, while Whisler argues that only a 20% saving

can be made as distribution costs are a low proportion of the final journal price,

and even that saving will be eaten up by extra costs caused by new features.

FLEXIBILITY: journals being able to evolve quickly as they are not tied to aformat, printer or distribution network.


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SNAPSOTS

HOME PAGE:


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SIGNUP PAGE:


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EDITORIAL BOARD:


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SUBMITTED BY:

PAWAN KUMAR(0809713057)PRAFFUL SINGH(0809713059)

RAJ KUMAR(0809713066)

SANTOSH SHAH(0709713089)

3rd YEAR IT D section


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REFERENCES

A reference, or a reference point, is the intentional use of onething, apoint of reference or reference state, to indicatesomething else. When reference is intended, what thereference points to is called the referent.

In our project we refer to .Net and my sql book written by

orelly, head first html and java script, inter net,our facultymembers.

Some used links:

http://www.springer.com

http://www.google.co.inwww.wikipedia.org

http://www.ijarcs.info

http://www.cscjournals.org


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