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VOYAGE MANAGEMENT: Abstract Organization Profile Introduction Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) Requirement Analysis Document 1. Introduction a. Purpose of the system b. Scope of the system c. Objectives and Success Criteria of the Project d. Definitions, acronyms and abbreviations 2. Current System 3. Proposed System a. Overview b. Functional Requirements c. Non Functional Requirements i. Usability ii. Reliability iii. Performance iv. Supportability v. Implementation vi. Interface vii. Packaging viii. Legal d. System Models i. Scenarios ii. Use Case Model

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VOYAGE MANAGEMENT:Abstract

Organization Profile

Introduction

Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)

Requirement Analysis Document

1. Introduction

a. Purpose of the system

b. Scope of the system

c. Objectives and Success Criteria of the Project

d. Definitions, acronyms and abbreviations

2. Current System

3. Proposed System

a. Overview

b. Functional Requirements

c. Non Functional Requirements

i. Usability

ii. Reliability

iii. Performance

iv. Supportability

v. Implementation

vi. Interface

vii. Packaging

viii. Legal

d. System Models

i. Scenarios

ii. Use Case Model

iii. Object Model

iv. Dynamic Model

v. User interface – Navigational Paths and Screen Mockups

4. Glossary

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System Design Document

1. Introduction

a. Purpose of the System

b. Design Goals

c. Definitions, acronyms and abbreviations

d. References

e. Overview

2. Current Software Architecture

3. Proposed Software Architecture

a. Overview

b. Subsystem Decomposition

c. Hardware / Software mapping

d. Persistent Data management

e. Access Control and Security

f. Global Software Control

g. Boundary Conditions

4. Subsystem Services

5. Glossary

Implementation Screens

Testing

Conclusion

Bibliography

Abstract

The Main Objective of this System is to design a system to maintain considerable information on the employees, their passport, the Visa/Work-related information for working employees in any corporate office. As part of the development process the members of the staff of the company are required to undertake trips to various parts of the globe.The visit may be for business or operational purpose. In this ,the company is assisted by one of its department the Voyage.

The travel desk assists in the following

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AREAS

Passport application. Visa/Work-permit application. Visa/Work-permit Related application, Travel and accommodation in foreign countries. Correspondence and liaison with embassies/High Commission. Administration of the travel policy of the Company.

Existing system

In the location master data, you can define locations as base locations (beginning of a voyage) and remote locations (such as oil rigs). You can also store the geographical coordinates of a location (latitude, longitude) as well as time information (duration of stay at remote location, additonal time at base location). The system uses this data when creating a voyage to calculate the estimated driving time of a vehicle. In addition, you can assign predefined routes or transportation connection points

Proposed system

The system (Voyage) maintains considerable information on the employees,their passport, the Visa/Work-permit related information, extension etc.

Voyage management system software enables you to plan all voyage and cargo operations and track their actual progress. You can then monitor the actual performance in port and at sea, thereby significantly improving operational efficiency.

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:

Operating System :Windows 95/98/NT/2000 Front end : java swings. Back end :oracle.

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

System : Pentium IV 2.4GHz. Ram : 128 MB. Hard Disk : 40 GB.

Modules:

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1. Administrator2. Company Employees3. Visa processing4. Country Information5. Traveling6. Reports7. Authentication

1) Administrator Module:

Voyager's System Administration module maintains local options controlled by library staff. Like all Voyager clients, this module uses a graphical interface to configure the system to accommodate local policies. All security authorizations are also defined in this module.

2) Company Employee In this module, we will provide you the details of the employee who wish to voyage to a country by office or personal . In this module , we maintain the details of the employee ticketing and traveling details which is collected from the employee. 3) Visa processing:

Complete your application Submit your application Record your application number Make payment View your application status

4) Country Information:

The keys to successful travel are careful preparation and understanding of current health risks and security situations for the area of your travels. The medical information presented here is of a general nature and should be individualized for you with the advice and counsel of your personal physician.

5) Traveling Module:

Traveling is often an adventure and sometimes a challenge. In today’s world, people with bleeding disorders work in all professions and many practice self-care. Therapies are easily transported, and specialized emergency care is now available in many parts of the world. Due to these major advances in care and treatment, there is no longer any reason to pass up the opportunity to travel.

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Example

Getting through airport security and border crossings with factor products, needles and syringes

Packing bulky clotting factor concentrates

Ensuring you carry medical information in case of a medical emergency

Knowing where to find medical care in a faraway place

Arranging for special travel needs

Obtaining travel insurance.

6) Reports:

Standard Voyager reports provide customers with the means to justify their many processes and expenditures at the library. Each library has unique requirements for system reports, yet some standard reports are required in almost every library.

7) Authenticating:

Once the setup wizard completes, open an Internet browser and log in to Voyager. Use the authentication screen to log in. Upon successful authentication, you will be presented with the Voyager

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S.no

Field Name Data Type Constraints

1 AdminId Varchar2 (20) Not null, primary key2 Surname Varchar2(20)3 Firstname Varchar2(20 Not null4 Department Varchar2(20)

Authentication

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Field Name Data Type Constraints

1 User id Varchar2 (15)2 Password Varchar2(15)

Authentication 1

S.no

Field Name Data Type Constraints

1 Login name Varchar2 (15)2 password Varchar2(15)

CompanyEmployees

S.no

Field Name Data Type Constraints

1 Empno Number(4)2 Ename Varchar2(10)3 job Varchar2(9)4 Mgr Varchar2(20)5 Hiredate Varchar2(20)6 Sal Number(7,2)7 Comm. Number(7,2)8 Deptno Varchar2(20)9 Location Varchar2(20)

VisaprocessingS.no

Field Name Data Type Constraints

1 applicationnumber Number(10)2 Payment Number(10)3 Status Varchar(204 Application Varchar2(20)

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