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080470116003 Introduction

Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION

Key Concepts

1.1 Project Summary

1.2 Purpose

1.3 Scope

1.4 Technoloies and !iterature "e#ie$

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1.INTRODUCTION1.1 PROJECT SUMMARY

Traditional art $as paper % pen &ased. There $ere art e'hi&itions and art allerias $hich used

to present these art (orms. )ot all artists could ha#e reach to such (acilities.

*ith ro$th o( Internet+ there is #ery hih demand o( an online solution (or sho$casin+

sharin and endorsin art (orms created &y masses throuh lo&e. There is a reater need to

&rea, eoraphical limitations o( artists. -rtists deser#e to sho$case their art (orms either

traditional or diital &y nature/ on the internet.

This pro&lem $hich is &ein dealt upon+ reuires de#elopment o( a $e& &ased plat(orm $hich

$ould ena&le artists around the $orld to share and sho$case their art $or,s. This art $or,s

needs to &e classi(ied under appropriate cateories. -s an social oriented site+ this solution

must pro#ide (acilities (or iteration and communication &et$een users. Thus+ (acilities li,e

comments+ ratins+ pri#ate messain+ etc $ould &e a part o( the system. This pro&lem also

needs the solution to ha#e an administrati#e area (rom $here manaement o( $hole $e&site

can &e done.

1.2 PURPOSE !OA"S # O$JECTI%ES

The primary o&jecti#e is to pro#ide a dynamic+ $ellser#ice oriented+ user (riendly+

(le'i&le to use and hih uality $e& application to ma,e the user satis(action.

-rtists ha#e a #ery reater need o( this system. They need to share their art $or,s.

urrent 5ethods o( such art sho$casin are traditional &y nature and not #ery

e((ecti#e

lder methods are eoraphically limited to certain location+ there is a need to

lo&alie this concept

Traditional method are not interacti#e andor user (riendly+ there is a need to ma,e an

interacti#e solution

To pro#ide ser#ices e((iciently.

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To ma,e the user satis(ied &y pro#idin easy to use inter(aces.

To present the comple' array o( ser#ices and (unctions $ithin a sinle application.

To pro#ide uality raphics and $ell e'plained content (or the customers to ma,e their

$or, easy. To pro#ide a ualitati#e $e& application to cope up $ith the rapidly chanin

technoloical $orld.

This art $or,s needs to &e classi(ied under appropriate cateories. -s an social

oriented site+ this solution must pro#ide (acilities (or iteration and communication

&et$een users. Thus+ (acilities li,e comments+ ratins+ pri#ate messain+ etc $ould &e

a part o( the system. This pro&lem also needs the solution to ha#e an administrati#e

area (rom $here manaement o( $hole $e&site can &e done.

1.& SCOPE

This is an online $e& &ase arts sho$case and sharin. It is only limited to people $ho are

ha#in internet access and a cell phone. This $e& site $ould &e only used (or artists+ admin

and users. This project strictly (ollo$s company9s reuirement. It is up to the company to

monetie it and ma,e pro(it (rom the project.

1.' TEC(NO"O!IES # "ITERATURE RE%IE) O* PAST SYSTEM

A+o,t past syste-

Traditional art $as paper % pen &ased. There $ere art e'hi&itions and art allerias $hich used

to present these art (orms. )ot all artists could ha#e reach to such (acilities.

:#er since aes+ artists ha#e &een loo,in (or $ays to sho$case their art (orms. ;ein a&le to

sho$case some $or, is one o( the major moti#ations (or artists to ,eep creatin ne$ art

$or,s. Traditionally+ $e ha#e &een ha&ituated to #isit -rt


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=irstly+ art alleries are not (or e#eryone> ;oth (or artists and (or eneral pu&lic. )ot e#ery

artists ets chance to sho$case their art (orms at a allery. -lso+ not e#ery person oes to a art

allery.

Ina&ility o( -rt alleries to i#e real e'posure to artists is just one #ery small part o( the

pro&lem>> There are many other pro&lems that today?s artists are (acin. !i,e+ (or e'ample+ $e

ha#e $itnesses lo&aliation in e#ery sinle (ield. ;ut (or artists+ they still do not ha#e a

centralied plat(orm to share their arts and idea $ith $hole $orld and not just local pu&lic.


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080470116003 Project 5anaement

Chapter 2

PROJECT MANA!EMENT

Key Concepts

2.1 Project Plannin % Schedulin

2.2 "is, 5anaement

2.3 :stimation

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2.PROJECT MANA!EMENT

2.1 PROJECT P"ANNIN! # SC(EDU"IN!

The project plannin $as carried out &y our project leader $ith the hiher manaement

considerin all the (easi&ility analysis+ such as Technical (easi&ility+ time schedule (easi&ility+

Implementation (easi&ility and economic (easi&ility.

Project plannin esta&lishes a plan (or the so(t$are enineerin $or, that (ollo$s. It descri&es

the technical tas,s to &e conducted+ the ris,s that are li,ely+ the resources that $ill &e reuired+

the $or, product to &e produces+ and a $or, schedule.

Project schedulin is an acti#ity that distri&utes estimated e((ort across the planned project

duration &y allocatin the e((ort to speci(ic so(t$are enineerin tas,s. It is important to note+

ho$e#er+ that the schedule e#ol#es o#ertime. Burin early staes o( project plannin+ a

macroscopic schedule is de#eloped. This type o( schedule identi(ies all so(t$are (rame$or,

acti#ities and the product (unctions to $hich they are applied. -s the project ets under $ay+

each entry on the macroscopic schedule is re(ined into a detailed schedule. @ere+ speci(ic

so(t$are tas,s reuired to accomplish an acti#ity/ are identi(ied and scheduled.

2.1.1 Proect De3eop-ent Approach # J,st040cat0on

The so(t$are process (ollo$ed in this project is )ater4a Process Moe. "easons (or usin

*ater(all Process 5odel areC

So(t$are process models o(ten represent a net$or,ed seuence o( acti#ities+ o&jects+

trans(ormations+ and e#ents that em&ody strateies (or accomplishin so(t$are e#olution.

Such models can &e used to de#elop more precise and (ormalied descriptions o( so(t$are li(e

cycle acti#ities. Their po$er emeres (rom their utiliation o( a su((iciently rich notation+

synta'+ or semantics+ o(ten suita&le (or computational Processin.

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*0/,re 2.1 )ater4a Process Moe

The 5ater4a -oe cons0sts o4 the 4oo50n/ phases

De40n0t0on st,y 6 anays0s.

"esearch is &ein conducted and to &rainstorm a&out the so(t$are to et clear $hat the

purpose o( the so(t$are.

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$as0c es0/n.

It clearly $or,ed out $hat happened durin the (irst phase unearthed. In this phase+ the

customer put on paper and has &een i#en to the shape o( the proram. This phase is set to

deli#er $hat it has to do. Technical desin detail desin. Dsin the &asic desin can &e

thouht o( an actual proram. In this phase determines ho$ the (unctionality de(ined in the

&asic desin $ill &e realied. )o$ is also a place su&di#ision in enineerin units such as

prorams+ modules and (unctions.

Constr,ct0on 6 0-pe-entat0on.

@ere (urther in project report there is the source code o( prorams $ritten.

Test0n/.

It chec,s $hether the so(t$are is &uilt riht to the desins. -lso at this stae errors that

sur(aced in earlier staes made.

Inte/rat0on.

The system is ready and tested. It $ill ho$e#er ta,e the company to &e put into use. This is

done in this phase.

A3anta/es

In the $ater(all model phases to &e properly sealed (irst &e(ore proceedin to the ne't

stae. It is &elie#ed that the phases are correct &e(ore proceedin to the ne't phase.

The $ater(all model lay the emphasis on documentation. In the ne$er so(t$are

de#elopment methodoloies ma,es it less documentation. This means that $hen ne$

people in the project+ and people lea#e it is di((icult to trans(er ,no$lede. Thisdisad#antae is not the traditional $ater(all model. It is a straiht(or$ard method. The$ay o( $or,in ensures that there are speci(ic phases. This tells you $hat stae itis. ne can use this method o( milestones. 5ilestones can &e used to monitor theproress o( the project to estimate.

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The $ater(all model is $ell ,no$n. 5any people ha#e e'perienced+ so there miht &e

easy to $or,. *hen (reuent portions o( the so(t$are product to &e deli#ered thisi#es the customer con(idence+ &ut also the so(t$are de#elopment team.

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M0estones an De03era+es

5anaement needs in(ormation. -s so(t$are is tani&le+ this in(ormation can only &e

pro#ided as documents that descri&e the state o( the so(t$are &ein de#eloped $ithout this

in(ormation it is impossi&le to jude proress at di((erent phases and there(ore schedules can

not &e determined or updated. 5ilestone is an end point o( the so(t$are process acti#ity. -t

each milestone there should &e (ormal output such as report that can &e represented to the

manaement.

5ilestones are the completion o( the outputs (or each acti#ity.

Beli#era&les are the reuirements de(inition and the reuirements speci(ication.

5ilestone represents the end o( the distinct+ loical stae in the project.

5ilestone may &e internal project results that are used &y the project manaer to chec,

proress.

Beli#era&les are usually 5ilestones &ut re#erse need not &e true.

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*e ha#e di#ided the so(t$are process into acti#ities (or the (ollo$in milestone that should &e

achie#ed.

Ta+e 2.2 M0estones an De03era+es

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So4t5are Process Act030ty M0estone

Proect Pan Project schedule

Re9,0re-ent Coect0on Dser reuirements+ System "euirements

Data 4o5 anays0s B=B+ System (lo$

Des0/n

1.Bata&ase desin

2.Dser Inter(ace desin

System Besin Bocument

I-pe-entat0on

1.ode (or i#in security

2.ode (or reports

-ccess "ihts

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Roes # Respons0+0t0es

Ta+e 2.& Roes # Respons0+0t0es O4 each Tea- Me-+ers

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2.1.& Sche,e Representat0ons

The tentati#e Project Schedule is as (ollo$s.

Sr.No Tas8s *ro- Date To Date

1 !iterature Study 0F012012 20012012

2 System -nalysis 21012012 31032012

3 System Besin 0F022012 06042012

4 Implementation 16022012 06042012

F Testin 06042012 12042012

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"is, manaement consists o( a series o( steps that help a so(t$are de#elopment team to

understood and manae uncertain pro&lems that may arise durin the course o( so(t$are

de#elopment and can plaue a so(t$are project.

"is,s are the danerous conditions or potential pro&lems (or the system $hich may damae

the system (unctionalities to #ery hih le#el $hich $ould not &e accepta&le at any cost. so in

order to ma,e our system sta&le and i#e its 100J per(ormance $e must ha#e identi(y those

ris,s+ analye their occurrences and e((ects on our system and must pre#ent them to occur.

2.2.1 R0s8 Ient040cat0on

"is, identi(ication is a (irst systematic attempt to speci(y ris,s to project plan+ schedulin

resources+ project de#elopment. It may &e carried out as a team process usin &rainstorminapproach.

Technoo/y R0s8 Technical ris,s concern implementation+ potential desin+ inter(acin+

testin+ and maintenance pro&lems.

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Tools containin #irus.

!enera R0s8s


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R0s8 Type R0s8 Descr0pt0on6Ca,ses Pro+a+00ty E44ects

@ard$are (ailure+ team

mem&er+ hard$are

pro&lem

In case o( a ser#er crash+ there

are still the &ac,up tapes o( the

ser#er.

!o$ @ih

Auality not reached The A-leader has to ,eep a

siht on all documents and

code to ensure the uality o(

the deli#era&les.

!o$ @ih

"apidly hane in

reuirements

5ore num&er o( hanes in

customer9s reuirements

ma,es reat chanes in

structure o( modules

5edium Tolera&le

Illness+ i#in up *e are only t$o mem&ers (or

this project so that i( someone

&ecomes ill+ it &ecome #ery

critical situation (or us.

!o$ @ih

Ta+e 2.: R0s8 Anays0s

2.2.& R0s8 Pann0n/

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R0s8 Type Re-e0es6Pans

@ard$are =ailure ;ac, up must &e ta,en at each speci(ic inter#al.

Schedule Slippae "eoranie team so that there is proper understandin

o( the project and ser#ices and people there(oreunderstand each other9s jo&.

Auality not reached Short meetins are arraned at the end o( $ee, to

analye the proress le#el o( each mem&er9s $or, in

coordination to reach the optimum uality.

"apidly hane in

reuirements

=or this ris, $e must ha#e to analye ne$

reuirements and accordin to that proper chanes

made.

Ta+e 2.; R0s8 Pann0n/

2.& ESTIMATION

2.&.1 E44ort Est0-at0on

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:((ort estimation $as done &y ,eepin in mind all the modules o( the project as BSS uses data

(rom all the modules o( the project and prepares the report.

The major part o( the BSS module $as preparin report+ searchin (or reuired #ouchers and

receipts $hich ha#e &een enerated and pro#idin user the list o( all that data (or $hich user

has selected particular search criterion.

:((ort $as reuired to assem&le data (rom all the modules and interate them into the BSS

module.

2.&.2 Cost Est0-at0on

The ;usiness model (ollo$ed here to de#elop the application aims at cost e((ecti#e &udet.

The tareted application aims at the company $ho cannot spend much on the project

de#eloped (or their con#enience. The cost e((ecti#eness o( the application $as the important

(actor $hich had to ta,en care o( throuh out the application de#elopment. The application

uses some o( the &est pen Source resources currently used in this era (or de#elopment.

These not only cuts do$n the cost &ut also helps in &ein porta&le.

The ost :stimation $as done in t$o cateories $hich $ereC

@ard$are DsedC

Bes,top!aptops

So(t$are DsedC

)otepad KK

5y SA!

P@P ;ein an open source medium (or the de#elopers it ma,es it lot easier

to de#elop and pro#ide the same (or the user at the almost no cost.

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080470116003 System "euirements Study

Chapter &

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&.SYSTEM RE

This user is !e#el 1 user+ the head o( this $e&site.

@as all the access and pri#ilees to use the $hole application.

This !e#el o( user can modi(y all the in(ormation and In(ormation can &e manaed

&y this le#el user.

2. Re/0stere User =Pop (ea> ? This is the !e#el2 user+ $ho can access all the ser#ices pro#ided &y this $e&site.

@as the access to retrie#e and modi(y the in(ormation &elons only to hisher

in(ormation.

&. %0s0tor User C

This is the le#el 3 Dser.

@eshe $ill not &e a&le to update e'istin or insert any ne$ In(ormation. They can only see ser#ices pro#ided &y our $e&site.

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peratin SystemC *indo$s MP+ !inu'+ 5-

C0ent Con40/,rat0on

on(iurationC Pentium H III or @iher

4F0 5@ Processor or hiher

F12 5; "-5 or hiher

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&.& CONSTRAINTS

&.&.1 (ar5are Constra0nts

*e ha#e ta,en P@P 5N-B5I) as =ront:nd and SA! S:":" as our ;ac,:nd Tool so

the installation o( 5icroso(t isual ;asic reuires a minimum o( F12 5; "-5 and the

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Ass,-pt0ons

:ndDser is the person ha#in enouh ,no$lede (or the project operation.

The P on $hich this so(t$are is used must meet its minimum reuirements in terms o(

hard$are and so(t$are.

nly -dministrator person has all the pri#ilees.

The data&ase is correct and upto date e#ery Time.

The a#aila&ility and relia&ility o( the system is at the le#el $hat user $ants in.

The user o( the system must &e$are a&out the #arious (unctionalities o( the system and

all the operations o( it.

&.&.: Sa4ety # Sec,r0ty Concerns

Sa4ety

The Sa(ety o( the system is a&out oraniation part o( concern as the system is oin to &e

used in there &ut the solution (or the sa(ety o( the system + the source o( this so(t$are $ill &e

,ept at more than one place $ith Dser id+ pass$ord and also in the B "5 in case o(

system crash.

Sec,r0ty

*e ha#e tried to secure the system (rom any unauthoried access &y pro#idin di((erent users

a di((erent user id as per his or her desination.

I( user is -dmin Top 5anaement/+ heshe $ill ha#e all the access+ pri#ilees and constraints

to use this system.

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@eShe can access the entire data&ase details. @eshe is a&le to modi(y or delete any record or

details (rom the data&ase.

ther users ha#e limited access accordin to their desination in the oraniation. ;ecause o(

limited pri#ilees these other users $ill not &e a&le to modi(y or delete other details or records

o( oraniation.

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080470116003 System -nalysis

Chapter '

SYSTEM ANA"YSIS

Key Concepts

4.1 Study ( urrent System

4.2 Pro&lem % *ea,ness o( urrent System

4.3 "euirement ( )e$ System

4.4 =easi&ility Study

4.F "euirements alidations

4.6 =unctions ( )e$ System

4.7 Bata 5odellin

4.8 =unctions % ;eha#iour ( )e$ System

4.O 5ain 5odules ( )e$ System

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'.SYSTEM ANA"YSIS

'.1 STUDY O* CURRENT SYSTEM

In this phase+ the analysis o( the $hole project is done i.e. ho$ the project $ill &e de#eloped+

$hat the $hole project $ill contain and ho$ all the (unctions that are included in this project

$ill $or,. -ll these thins $ill &e #isualied+ conceptualied and put on the paper $or,

$hich $ill ta,e the &ody o( the actual project $or,.

The $or,in o( the $hole project $or, $ill &e descri&ed &y Bata =lo$ Biarams+ lass

Biarams+ Dse ase Biarams+ etc. so that the prior idea o( the actual (unctionality i( the

project+ the (unctions o( di((erent modules and classes and the user inter(ace o( the project can&e #isualied.

The current scenario o( the company $as &ased on the des,top and $e& application made up

(or shape (ile handlin and manipulation. -ll the di((erent ,inds o( projects that $ere oin on

into the company $ere either the des,top applications or the $e& applications and $ere made

usin the tools li,e isual KK+ ; .):T+ .):T+ -sp.)et+ P@P etc. This so(t$are $ere

pro#idin the (unctionalities to #ie$ the shape (iles+ to create shape (iles+ to per(orm #arious

operations upon the shape (iles li,e oomin+ pannin+ clippin etc.+ to ha#e layers o( more

than one shape (iles at a time etc. -s such the current projects dealt $ith the shape (ile

handlin on the $e& &asis.

'.2 PRO$"EM # )EAKNESS O* CURRENT SYSTEM

This is an online project. It is only limited to people $ho are ha#in internet access . This

$e&site $ould &e only used (or do$nloadin and uploadin -"T (or a users+ it is in no $ay

use(ul (or any other use. This project strictly (ollo$s client9s reuirements. It is up to the

client to monetie it and ma,e pro(it (rom the project.

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This project is (or client. ur responsi&ility is to (ul(ill all client reuirements. -part (rom that+

$e do not participate in any matter o( the client. =eature list has &een attached.

Non?*,nct0ona Re9,0re-ents

Per4or-ance Re9,0re-ents

To &uild customer relationships &y settin mutually satis(yin oals &et$een

oraniation and customers+ esta&lishin and maintainin customer rapport and

producin positi#e (eelins in your oraniation and (or the customers.

Sa4ety Re9,0re-ents

I( someone $ho is unauthoried cannot use this system. =or chec,in

authentication o$n DserId and pass$ord is reuired &e(ore ettin access o(

SNST:5.

'.' *EASI$I"TIY STUDY

=easi&ility study is carried out $hene#er there is a comple' pro&lem or opportunity+ it is a (act

a preliminary in#estiation $hich emphasies the !oc, underta,en to determine the

possi&ility or pro&a&ility o( either impro#in the e'istin system or de#elopin a completely

ne$ system. It helps to o&tain an o#er#ie$ o( the pro&lem and to et rouh assessment o(

$hether (easi&le solutions e'ist. There is essential to a#oid committin lare resources to a

project and the repent on it later.

Nee 4or 4eas0+00ty st,y

The (easi&ility study is needed to

-ns$er the uestion $hether a ne$ system is to &e installed or notQ

Betermine the potential o( the e'istin system.

Impro#e the e'istin system.

Rno$ $hat should &e em&edded in the ne$ system.

Be(ine the pro&lems and o&jecti#es in#ol#ed in a projects

-#oid costly repairs at a later larer stae $hen the system is implemented.

-#oid the hard$are approach9. I.e. ettin a computer (irst and then decidin

@o$ to use it.Techn0ca 4eas0+00ty

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'.;*UNCTIONS O* T(E SYSTEM

'.;.1 Use?Case D0a/ra-

In the early staes o( a de#elopment project+ use case diarams descri&e real$orld acti#ities

and moti#ations.

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*0/,re '.;.1 Use?Case D0a/ra-

'.DATA MODE"IN!

'..1 Cass D0a/ra-

*0/ '..1. Use?Case D0a/ra- o4 Art Sho5case # Shar0n/

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'..2 Syste- Act030ty

*0/.'..2 Act030ty D0a/ra- o4 Art Sho5case# Shar0n/

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'..& Data D0ct0onary

Art Users

Ta+e '..&.1 Art Ta+e '..&.2 Users

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Cate/or0es Co--ents *a3o,r0tes

Ta+e '..&.' Cate/or0es Ta+e '..&.: Co--ents Ta+e '..&.; *a3o,r0tes

"08e?D0s08e Messa/es Re9,estBo/

Ta+e '..&. 08eB0s08e Ta+e '..&. Messa/es Ta+e '..&. Re9,estBo/

Contacts Rat0n/s

Ta+e '..&.1 Contacts Ta+e '..&.11 Rat0n/s

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'.*UNCTION # $E(A%IOURA" MODE"IN!

'..1 ConteFt @ *o5 D0a/ra-

*0/ '..1.1 ConteFt @4o5 D0a/r- 4or Art Sho5case # Shar0n/

'..2 Data?*o5 D0a/r- e3e?1

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*0/,re '..2.1 D*D "e3e?1 D0a/ra-

"o/0n ata 4o5 0a/ra-=e3e 2>

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*0/,re '..2.2 "o/0n ata 4o5 0a/ra-=e3e 2>

Data -ana/e-ent ata 4o5 0a/ra-=e3e?2>

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*0/,re '..2.& Data -ana/e-ent ata 4o5 0a/ra-=e3e?2>

Re/0strat0on ata 4o5 0a/ra-=e3e 2>

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*0/,re '..2.' Re/0strat0on ata 4o5 0a/ra-=e3e 2>

'..& Contro *o56Se9,ence D0a/ra-

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*0/,re '..&.1 Contro 4o56Se9,ence D0a/ra- 4or Art Sho5case # Shar0n/

'.MAIN MODU"ES O* T(E SYSTEM

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User s0e eFpecte o,tco-e

Section 1C *e&site !andin H home pae.

)a#iation area C !in,s (or reistration+ upload+ &ro$se+ contact+ etc.

ontent area C This could sho$ list o( recently uploaded art (iles+ also popular onesli,e the ones $ith most ratin+ most comments+ most re#ie$s+ etc.

ther sections C @ome pae $ould interate a corner (or lo in and other use(ul lin,s

Section 2C Dser "eistration % Pro(ile

Dser reistrationC (ull name+ user name+ email+ ender+ city state country+ interests+

education+ past $or,s+ etc.

Dser pro(ilesC #ie$+ search and edit pro(ile. Inter user pri#ate messain and

communication. Sho$ online users+ sho$ top users etc.

Section 3C Dpload -rt =ile % ;ro$se

Dpload imae art (ile+ upload #ideo art (ile

;ro$se (iles in cateories+ ad#anced searchC &y name+ sie+ date+ user+ re#ie$s+

comments+ ratins+ do$nloads+ tas+ etc.

Section 4C ther static contents

This is collection o( other static paesC a&out us+ history+ terms o( ser#ice+ etc.

A-0n s0e eFpecte o,tco-e

Section 1C Bash&oard

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Bash&oard $ould uic,ly sho$ all the statistics o( the $e&site. Total num&er o( users+

total art (iles+ total up loaders+ total comments+ total re#ie$s+ etc. $ould &e sho$n.

Bash&oard $ould also pro#ide uic, lin,s to other (acilities o( $e&site.

Section 2C ontent eri(ication

Sho$ ne$ly uploaded imaes+ sho$ ne$ly uploaded #ideos. :dit+ delete or acti#ate

ne$ly uploaded imaes andor #ideos.

Section 3C Bata 5anaement

Sho$ all users+ all imaes+ all #ideos+ and all cateories.

-dd+ delete+ acti#ate+ deacti#ate+ &an+ un&an users+ content+ cateories+ etc.

Section 4C =la "eport

Dser can i#e (la to that art i( they (eel that this art is inappropriate .So that i( any(la i#en to the art this in(ormation a&out the art is re(lected at the admin side.So thatadmin can #eri(y it.

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Chapter :

SYSTEM DESI!N

Key Concepts

F.1 Bata&ase BesinBatastructure Besin

F.2 System Procedural Besin

F.3 Inpututput % Inter(ace Besin

F.4 System -rchitectural Besin

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:.SYSTEM DESI!N

:.1 DATA$ASE DESI!N 6 DATASTRUCTURE DESI!N

*0/,re :.1.1 Data+ase Des0/n Ta+e?reat0onsh0p D0a/ra-

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:.2 SYSTEM PROCEDURA" DESI!N

:.2.1 A/or0th- 4or Metho

A-0n s0e

Step 1 pen the Dtility *e& Site.

Step 2I( you are an administrator+ loin into $e&site $ith your user id and pass$ord.

Step 2 a-(ter success(ul loin+ the administrator can appro#e the map &y analyin it.

Step &See the total num&er ho$ many users ha#e reistered.

Step ' See ho$ many arts ha#e &een uploaded &y the users % can #eri(y them.

Step : -dmin can also adddeleteedit cateories o( the art.

Step ; -dmin can also see the (la report o( the arts .

Step See the (eed&ac, o( di((erent persons.

User S0e

Step 1 pen the Dtility *e& Site.

Step 2I( you are a reistered user+ loin into $e&site $ith your user id and pass$ord.

Step 2 a-(ter success(ul loin+ the user can see hisher pro(ile pae.

Step &Dser can edit hisher pro(ile i( they $ant.

Step ' Dser has riht (or upload an art+ to ma,e photo allery.

Step :Dser can i#e comment on art also i#e ratins+ li,edisli,e to it.

Step ; Dser can add art to their (a#ourite arts also can delete them.

Step Dser can share their art.

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:.& INPUT6OUTPUT # INTER*ACE DESI!N

:.&.1 Sa-pes O4 *or-sG Reports an Inter4ace

Samples o( (orms are displayed at Chapter under the title o( the Screen Shots.

:.&.2 Access Contro an Sec,r0ty

A R0/htHs are 50th ,ser

In this system only administrator can add or edit all contents details or reistered user detail.

nly admin can see all in(ormation so none user can et other user9s detail.

:.&.& State?Trans0t0on D0a/ra-

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*0/,re :.&.1 "o/0n State Chart D0a/ra-

:.' SYSTEM ARC(ITECTURE DESI!N

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*0/,re :.'.1 &?t0er arch0tect,re D0a/ra-

The 3Tier architecture has the (ollo$in three layersC

C0ent "ayer

This is the top most le#el o( the application. The presentation tier displays in(ormation related to

such ser#ices as &ro$sin merchandise+ purchasin+ and shoppin cart contents. It communicates

$ith other tiers &y outputtin results to the &ro$serclient tier and all other tiers in the net$or,.

$,s0ness "o/0c"ayer

The loic tier is pulled out (rom the presentation tier and+ as its o$n layer+ it controls an

application9s (unctionality &y per(ormin detailed processin.

Data+ase "ayer

This tier consists o( Bata&ase Ser#ers. @ere in(ormation is stored and retrie#ed. This tier ,eeps

data neutral and independent (rom application ser#ers or &usiness loic.


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Chapter ;

IMP"EMENTATION P"ANNIN! # DETAI"S

Key Concepts

6.1 Implementation :n#ironment

6.2 Proram5odules Speci(ication

6.3 Security =eatures

6.4 odin Standards

6.F Sample odin

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;. IMP"EMENTATION P"ANNIN! # DETAI"S

;.1 IMP"EMENTATION EN%IRONMENT

This system is $e& &ased sinle user system that can &e easily run on anny

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!ocally data&ase+ no net$or, access needed so secure (rom outdoor threats.

nly admin has riht to add ne$ user to system.

-dmin #eri(y art $hich is uploaded &y the user once heshe #eri(ied the art then user

can see it their pro(ile. =or inappropriate art user can i#e (la to that so that admin is

ne has no authority to #ie$ other user9s pro(ile so con(identiality should &e

maintained. P@P de#elopment assures that no crashes o( system $hile $or,in.

Bata&ase sa#ed on *amp ser#er (rom application so in case o( system (ailure $e can

et our data &ac,.

;.' CODIN! STANDARDS

Contro Str,ct,res

These include i(+ (or+ $hile+ s$itch+ etc. ontrol statements should ha#e one space&et$een the control ,ey$ord and openin parenthesis+ to distinuish them (rom(unction calls. Nou are stronly encouraed to al$ays use curly &races e#en insituations $here they are technically optional.

Co--ents

style comments L L/ and standard KK comments / are &oth (ine. Dse o(Perlshell style comments / is discouraed.

P(P Coe Ta/s

-l$ays use Qphp QU to delimit P@P code+ not the Q QU shorthand. This is reuired(or P@P compliance and is also the most porta&le $ay to include P@P code ondi((erin operatin systems and setups.

%ar0a+e Na-es

Dse all lo$er case letters. Dse ?V? as the $ord separator.

A0/n-ent o4 Decarat0on $oc8s

;loc, o( declarations should &e alined.

One State-ent Per "0ne There should &e only one statement per line unless the

statements are #ery closely related.

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There are+ o( course+ some e'ceptions to the use o( templates. =or e'ample+ $hen returnin

lare sets o( 5ySA! data into a ta&le+ it is o(ten much (aster to display the results o(

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and $e can (ollo$ any codin standard. Nou can de#ice your o$n standard i( you li,e

somethin di((erent. *e ha#e implemented these standards (or our codin.

;.: SAMP"E CODIN!

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