The document provides a software requirement specification for a mobile framework that generates tour plans to adaptively guide tourists in Sri Lanka. It describes the functional and non-functional requirements of the framework, including use cases for admins to manage users and view feedback, and for users to login, register preferences, get trip suggestions, make payments, and provide feedback. ER and class diagrams are also included to model the business domain.
The document provides requirements for a web application to display schedule information for the Montreal Jazz Festival. It would allow tourists to view the full schedule and customize a personal schedule by selecting shows. Key requirements include allowing access to the full schedule, customizing a personal schedule, and maintaining show information in a database. Non-functional requirements specify the user interface, documentation, performance goals and security considerations.
This S.R.S deals with the basic's of hotel management system.It will show different features with different functionalities.Data Flow diagram is also mentioned With 0 and 1 Level diagram.
The document provides details about a tourism package management system, including:
- An introduction and overview of the system's requirements analysis including requirement reports, data flow diagrams, data dictionaries, and process specifications.
- The requirements analysis covers user management, administrator modules, hotel modules, transportation modules, package modules, and payment modules.
- Data flow diagrams and data dictionaries define the system's processes and data elements at different levels.
- Process specifications describe key processes like user login, setting travel details, registration, searching, availability checking, booking, payment, and cancellation.
- Future enhancements are suggested to improve maintenance and manageability.
this this only for flight booking, not for taxi , bus or train. and all the contact details you will found in this document is totally wrong. so please don't try to contact with that details.
The document describes a Travel Package Management System that allows users to search for and book travel packages online. It includes modules for admins to add, edit and delete packages and view customer details. Office users can view packages and book tickets, and customers can register profiles, make payments and receive receipts. The system uses technologies like PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS and sends SMS alerts. Statistical graphs visualize payment collection data. Its advantages include streamlined processes and an efficient cost-conscious system.
This document provides an overview of the Tourism Management System project. It includes 6 sections: Requirement Analysis, Analysis Phase, Design Phase, Development Phase, Testing Phase, and Development & Maintenance Phase. The key aspects covered include the project scope, objectives, languages used (PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, MySQL), system diagrams (flowchart, class diagram, use case diagram), source code explanations, screenshots of the system interfaces (home page, login pages, etc.), problems faced during development, and planned future enhancements. The overall goal of the Tourism Management System is to help tourism companies manage customers and bookings online in an efficient manner.
This document describes a railway reservation system project created by three computer engineering students. It includes requirements, UML diagrams, and an abstract. The functional requirements are secure registration, payment, and account management. Non-functional requirements include performance, quality, and security. Technical requirements include using a browser, Apache server, MySQL, PHP, JavaScript, HTML and CSS. UML diagrams created for the project include class, object, use case, activity, statechart, sequence, collaboration, deployment, and package diagrams. These diagrams model different aspects of the railway reservation system.
The document provides requirements for a web application to display schedule information for the Montreal Jazz Festival. It would allow tourists to view the full schedule and customize a personal schedule by selecting shows. Key requirements include allowing access to the full schedule, customizing a personal schedule, and maintaining show information in a database. Non-functional requirements specify the user interface, documentation, performance goals and security considerations.
This S.R.S deals with the basic's of hotel management system.It will show different features with different functionalities.Data Flow diagram is also mentioned With 0 and 1 Level diagram.
The document provides details about a tourism package management system, including:
- An introduction and overview of the system's requirements analysis including requirement reports, data flow diagrams, data dictionaries, and process specifications.
- The requirements analysis covers user management, administrator modules, hotel modules, transportation modules, package modules, and payment modules.
- Data flow diagrams and data dictionaries define the system's processes and data elements at different levels.
- Process specifications describe key processes like user login, setting travel details, registration, searching, availability checking, booking, payment, and cancellation.
- Future enhancements are suggested to improve maintenance and manageability.
this this only for flight booking, not for taxi , bus or train. and all the contact details you will found in this document is totally wrong. so please don't try to contact with that details.
The document describes a Travel Package Management System that allows users to search for and book travel packages online. It includes modules for admins to add, edit and delete packages and view customer details. Office users can view packages and book tickets, and customers can register profiles, make payments and receive receipts. The system uses technologies like PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS and sends SMS alerts. Statistical graphs visualize payment collection data. Its advantages include streamlined processes and an efficient cost-conscious system.
This document provides an overview of the Tourism Management System project. It includes 6 sections: Requirement Analysis, Analysis Phase, Design Phase, Development Phase, Testing Phase, and Development & Maintenance Phase. The key aspects covered include the project scope, objectives, languages used (PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, MySQL), system diagrams (flowchart, class diagram, use case diagram), source code explanations, screenshots of the system interfaces (home page, login pages, etc.), problems faced during development, and planned future enhancements. The overall goal of the Tourism Management System is to help tourism companies manage customers and bookings online in an efficient manner.
This document describes a railway reservation system project created by three computer engineering students. It includes requirements, UML diagrams, and an abstract. The functional requirements are secure registration, payment, and account management. Non-functional requirements include performance, quality, and security. Technical requirements include using a browser, Apache server, MySQL, PHP, JavaScript, HTML and CSS. UML diagrams created for the project include class, object, use case, activity, statechart, sequence, collaboration, deployment, and package diagrams. These diagrams model different aspects of the railway reservation system.
This document describes an online reservation system created by Rakesh Kunwar for railway ticket reservations and cancellations. It allows passengers to reserve and cancel seats on trains through a computerized system, which is more efficient than handling the vast Indian railway system manually. The system securely stores train, passenger, and reservation information and generates tickets and reports.
Here are the key steps for how events work in creating an account:
1. The user clicks on the "Create Account" button, which triggers the btnCAcc_Click event.
2. This event handler method gets the text values from the email, password, and confirm password textboxes.
3. It validates that the email is in a valid format, passwords match, required fields are filled, etc.
4. If validation passes, it inserts a new record into the Users table in the database with the email and encrypted password.
5. It would then redirect the user to the login page upon successful account creation.
6. The txtEmailid_TextChanged event is used to
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Project report RAILWAY TICKET RESERVATION SYSTEM SADNitesh Singh
This document provides a project report on developing a railway ticket reservation system. It includes sections that outline the system's requirements and functions for booking and cancelling tickets, checking PNR status and train details. It also includes data flow diagrams, decision tables, a decision tree, sequence diagram, use case diagram, activity diagram, structure chart, and Ishikawa diagram to model and design the system. Key terms used in the system like PNR, DFD, e-ticket, and i-ticket are defined in a glossary.
The document describes an online shopping cart system. It includes sections on the system scope, software requirements specification, functional model using data flow diagrams, activity diagrams showing the customer workflow, and a use case diagram showing actors and use cases. The functional model section includes data flow diagrams for the overall system, product listing, administrator, and secure gateway provider. The activity diagram shows the customer's shopping, checkout, and order cancellation processes. The use case diagram identifies the customer and purchased item as actors and use cases for viewing products, purchasing an item, and cancelling an order.
This document summarizes a tour and travel management system project. It includes sections on introduction, problem statement, data flow diagram, modules, screenshots, and future scope. The system allows customers to register, view packages, make bookings, pay electronically, cancel bookings, and provide feedback. It allows admins to register, manage users and packages, manage bookings and payments, view cancellations, and see feedback. The goal is to facilitate customers' travel needs online and provide the right travel options while protecting from false advertising. Improvements may include additional features and enhancing the homepage.
This document outlines a proposed tourism management system for India. It introduces India as a popular tourist destination with diverse culture, art, traditions and history. It discusses popular regions in northern and southern India that attract tourists. The problem statement notes a lack of relationship between travel agencies and customers. The objectives are to match travel services to customer priorities, build strong customer relationships, and provide accurate travel information. The plan of action includes developing the frontend and backend, connecting forms to a database, and launching the website. Data flow diagrams, use case diagrams and ER diagrams will model the system. The next steps are to code the project, add graphics and database tables, and launch the website online.
This document describes a travel portal called "Travel with Glance" that aims to provide an easy way for users to book trips and accommodations. It has modules for users, hotels, transportation, packages, and more. The portal allows 3 types of users - guests, registered users, and administrators. Administrators can manage all site activities and records. The objectives are to provide search and booking services for travelers, and connect users to various travel-related events and services through an intuitive interface. The portal was designed using technologies like .NET, ASP, C#, and SQL Server.
The document describes an e-ticketing project for online railway reservation. It includes sections on abstract, introduction, modules with examples and UML diagrams, and interfaces. The project aims to develop software for online railway ticket booking, reservation, cancellation and checking availability. It provides key features like booking tickets from home, payment options, and transaction security. UML diagrams like use case diagram, class diagram, sequence diagram and activity diagrams are used to model different aspects of the system.
Airline Reservation System - Software EngineeringDrishti Bhalla
The document describes an airline reservation system project created by three students. The objective of the project is to design software that automates major airline operations like online flight booking and ticket reservation. The proposed reservation system allows users to search for flights between cities, book seats, check flight status, manage user accounts, and complete web check-ins. It uses a linear sequential development model and stores data in backend Microsoft Access relations to manage passenger, reservation, flight, and payment information.
The document presents an online bus ticket management system, outlining three main use cases - ticket reservation, user authentication, and viewing detailed trip information - and proposing user interface designs for the home page, admin panel, sign-in, and seat reservation screens. Key system requirements include booking and canceling tickets, authenticating users, and providing admin controls.
The document describes a hotel reservation system created by Sundas Ilyas and Maria Amjed. The system aims to provide a user-friendly way for hotels to manage reservations and accommodate guests. It seeks to fulfill the need for an automated reservation system, provide fast and accurate customer service, and speed up transactions. The document outlines the objectives and hierarchical task analysis for windows in the system, including login, check-in, checkout, guest and room management, reservations, and discounts.
Railway Reservation System - Requirement EngineeringDanish Javed
It's a presentation which is dealing with the requirements of the railway ticket reservation system.
Topic: Requirement Engineering in Software Engineering
The document describes an online railway reservation system project completed by Prince Kumar for his Database and Web Database Systems module. It includes a certificate signed by Prince Kumar and his module lecturer, Ms. Sulekh Sharma, acknowledging completion of the individual assignment. It also includes an acknowledgement from Prince Kumar thanking various people and organizations for their support during the project. The table of contents provides an overview of the sections in the project report, which describe aspects of designing and developing the online railway reservation system such as entity relationship diagrams, database design, form design, and database queries.
Railway Reservation System - Requirement EngineeringDanish Javed
It's a presentation which is dealing with the requirements of the railway ticket reservation system with all details.
Topic: Requirement Engineering in Software Engineering
This document describes an online railway reservation system. It includes sections on the problem statement, functions for users and administrators, database tables and normalization, triggers, and snapshots. The problem statement indicates the system needs to store and retrieve transaction information about rail travel. Sections on functions list features like ticket booking, checking status, and cancellation for users, and adding/removing trains and users for administrators. Tables shown include users, trains, tickets, and payments, along with normalization to third normal form. Triggers are described to update fields when payment is made or an account is cancelled/created.
The document presents the design of an online tour and travel management system. It includes modules for tours, hotel reservations, and administration. It discusses the feasibility study, cost estimation, functional point analysis, system requirements, software development life cycle using the waterfall model, data design with entity relationship diagrams, procedural design with data flow diagrams, use case diagrams, activity diagrams, class diagrams, COCOMO model, test cases, user interface design, and future scope. The system is designed to allow users to book and manage tours, hotels, and transportation online.
This document certifies that six students - Debanjan Ghosal, Anusrita Dey Sarkar, Arnab Sengupta, Oyindrila Bhattacharjee, Dwaipayan Sinha, and Priyanka Kashyap - completed a project on an Online Railway Reservation System under the guidance of Mr. Sandip Adhikary for their Bachelor of Computer Application degree. It thanks their subject teacher Mr. Adhikary and other faculty members for their guidance and support in completing the project. It also provides details about the hardware, software, user interface, and operating system used in developing the project.
cuACS Requirements Analysis Document Nicholas Aubé.docxdorishigh
The document is a travel writing from imperial China translated and annotated by Richard E. Strassberg. It contains an introduction to Fan Chung-yen, a Chinese scholar and official from the 11th century who wrote travel accounts during his service in northern China defending against the Hsi-Hsia Kingdom and negotiating a peace treaty between the two countries. The introduction provides biographical details of Fan Chung-yen's career and accomplishments.
This document provides artifacts for an event management planner system, including use case descriptions, diagrams, and data models. It describes 8 use cases: user login, admin user allocation, event enrollment, event deletion, check-in status, bidding on events, automatic email generation, and setting event locations. Sequence and collaboration diagrams are given to illustrate the interactions between actors and the system for user login, search, and controller functions. Finally, class and data models are referenced to model the system design and data.
This document describes an online reservation system created by Rakesh Kunwar for railway ticket reservations and cancellations. It allows passengers to reserve and cancel seats on trains through a computerized system, which is more efficient than handling the vast Indian railway system manually. The system securely stores train, passenger, and reservation information and generates tickets and reports.
Here are the key steps for how events work in creating an account:
1. The user clicks on the "Create Account" button, which triggers the btnCAcc_Click event.
2. This event handler method gets the text values from the email, password, and confirm password textboxes.
3. It validates that the email is in a valid format, passwords match, required fields are filled, etc.
4. If validation passes, it inserts a new record into the Users table in the database with the email and encrypted password.
5. It would then redirect the user to the login page upon successful account creation.
6. The txtEmailid_TextChanged event is used to
sofware requirement specification document on smart phone app locker, it completelyfollows the IEEE Standard of HEC (Higher Education Commission) of Pakistan.
Project report RAILWAY TICKET RESERVATION SYSTEM SADNitesh Singh
This document provides a project report on developing a railway ticket reservation system. It includes sections that outline the system's requirements and functions for booking and cancelling tickets, checking PNR status and train details. It also includes data flow diagrams, decision tables, a decision tree, sequence diagram, use case diagram, activity diagram, structure chart, and Ishikawa diagram to model and design the system. Key terms used in the system like PNR, DFD, e-ticket, and i-ticket are defined in a glossary.
The document describes an online shopping cart system. It includes sections on the system scope, software requirements specification, functional model using data flow diagrams, activity diagrams showing the customer workflow, and a use case diagram showing actors and use cases. The functional model section includes data flow diagrams for the overall system, product listing, administrator, and secure gateway provider. The activity diagram shows the customer's shopping, checkout, and order cancellation processes. The use case diagram identifies the customer and purchased item as actors and use cases for viewing products, purchasing an item, and cancelling an order.
This document summarizes a tour and travel management system project. It includes sections on introduction, problem statement, data flow diagram, modules, screenshots, and future scope. The system allows customers to register, view packages, make bookings, pay electronically, cancel bookings, and provide feedback. It allows admins to register, manage users and packages, manage bookings and payments, view cancellations, and see feedback. The goal is to facilitate customers' travel needs online and provide the right travel options while protecting from false advertising. Improvements may include additional features and enhancing the homepage.
This document outlines a proposed tourism management system for India. It introduces India as a popular tourist destination with diverse culture, art, traditions and history. It discusses popular regions in northern and southern India that attract tourists. The problem statement notes a lack of relationship between travel agencies and customers. The objectives are to match travel services to customer priorities, build strong customer relationships, and provide accurate travel information. The plan of action includes developing the frontend and backend, connecting forms to a database, and launching the website. Data flow diagrams, use case diagrams and ER diagrams will model the system. The next steps are to code the project, add graphics and database tables, and launch the website online.
This document describes a travel portal called "Travel with Glance" that aims to provide an easy way for users to book trips and accommodations. It has modules for users, hotels, transportation, packages, and more. The portal allows 3 types of users - guests, registered users, and administrators. Administrators can manage all site activities and records. The objectives are to provide search and booking services for travelers, and connect users to various travel-related events and services through an intuitive interface. The portal was designed using technologies like .NET, ASP, C#, and SQL Server.
The document describes an e-ticketing project for online railway reservation. It includes sections on abstract, introduction, modules with examples and UML diagrams, and interfaces. The project aims to develop software for online railway ticket booking, reservation, cancellation and checking availability. It provides key features like booking tickets from home, payment options, and transaction security. UML diagrams like use case diagram, class diagram, sequence diagram and activity diagrams are used to model different aspects of the system.
Airline Reservation System - Software EngineeringDrishti Bhalla
The document describes an airline reservation system project created by three students. The objective of the project is to design software that automates major airline operations like online flight booking and ticket reservation. The proposed reservation system allows users to search for flights between cities, book seats, check flight status, manage user accounts, and complete web check-ins. It uses a linear sequential development model and stores data in backend Microsoft Access relations to manage passenger, reservation, flight, and payment information.
The document presents an online bus ticket management system, outlining three main use cases - ticket reservation, user authentication, and viewing detailed trip information - and proposing user interface designs for the home page, admin panel, sign-in, and seat reservation screens. Key system requirements include booking and canceling tickets, authenticating users, and providing admin controls.
The document describes a hotel reservation system created by Sundas Ilyas and Maria Amjed. The system aims to provide a user-friendly way for hotels to manage reservations and accommodate guests. It seeks to fulfill the need for an automated reservation system, provide fast and accurate customer service, and speed up transactions. The document outlines the objectives and hierarchical task analysis for windows in the system, including login, check-in, checkout, guest and room management, reservations, and discounts.
Railway Reservation System - Requirement EngineeringDanish Javed
It's a presentation which is dealing with the requirements of the railway ticket reservation system.
Topic: Requirement Engineering in Software Engineering
The document describes an online railway reservation system project completed by Prince Kumar for his Database and Web Database Systems module. It includes a certificate signed by Prince Kumar and his module lecturer, Ms. Sulekh Sharma, acknowledging completion of the individual assignment. It also includes an acknowledgement from Prince Kumar thanking various people and organizations for their support during the project. The table of contents provides an overview of the sections in the project report, which describe aspects of designing and developing the online railway reservation system such as entity relationship diagrams, database design, form design, and database queries.
Railway Reservation System - Requirement EngineeringDanish Javed
It's a presentation which is dealing with the requirements of the railway ticket reservation system with all details.
Topic: Requirement Engineering in Software Engineering
This document describes an online railway reservation system. It includes sections on the problem statement, functions for users and administrators, database tables and normalization, triggers, and snapshots. The problem statement indicates the system needs to store and retrieve transaction information about rail travel. Sections on functions list features like ticket booking, checking status, and cancellation for users, and adding/removing trains and users for administrators. Tables shown include users, trains, tickets, and payments, along with normalization to third normal form. Triggers are described to update fields when payment is made or an account is cancelled/created.
The document presents the design of an online tour and travel management system. It includes modules for tours, hotel reservations, and administration. It discusses the feasibility study, cost estimation, functional point analysis, system requirements, software development life cycle using the waterfall model, data design with entity relationship diagrams, procedural design with data flow diagrams, use case diagrams, activity diagrams, class diagrams, COCOMO model, test cases, user interface design, and future scope. The system is designed to allow users to book and manage tours, hotels, and transportation online.
This document certifies that six students - Debanjan Ghosal, Anusrita Dey Sarkar, Arnab Sengupta, Oyindrila Bhattacharjee, Dwaipayan Sinha, and Priyanka Kashyap - completed a project on an Online Railway Reservation System under the guidance of Mr. Sandip Adhikary for their Bachelor of Computer Application degree. It thanks their subject teacher Mr. Adhikary and other faculty members for their guidance and support in completing the project. It also provides details about the hardware, software, user interface, and operating system used in developing the project.
cuACS Requirements Analysis Document Nicholas Aubé.docxdorishigh
The document is a travel writing from imperial China translated and annotated by Richard E. Strassberg. It contains an introduction to Fan Chung-yen, a Chinese scholar and official from the 11th century who wrote travel accounts during his service in northern China defending against the Hsi-Hsia Kingdom and negotiating a peace treaty between the two countries. The introduction provides biographical details of Fan Chung-yen's career and accomplishments.
This document provides artifacts for an event management planner system, including use case descriptions, diagrams, and data models. It describes 8 use cases: user login, admin user allocation, event enrollment, event deletion, check-in status, bidding on events, automatic email generation, and setting event locations. Sequence and collaboration diagrams are given to illustrate the interactions between actors and the system for user login, search, and controller functions. Finally, class and data models are referenced to model the system design and data.
The document is a software requirements specification for a Mess Management System. It outlines the system's purpose of automating mess services to increase efficiency. It describes 22 functional requirements including login, viewing and changing menus, informing of fast/jain meals, payments, leaves, feedback, and inventory management. It also covers user characteristics, non-functional requirements, and provides details for each functional requirement including basic flows and exceptions.
This document contains the milestone five report for the customer contact database system development project. It includes planning documents like the system request and proposed solution. It also includes analysis documents like functional and non-functional requirements, use cases, and UML diagrams. The design section includes CRC cards, sequence diagrams, a class diagram, and class relationships table.
USE CASE DESCRIPTION of Air Ticket Reservation system.docxLatestShorts
The document describes 9 use cases for an air ticket reservation system:
1. Login use case allows administrators and customers to login with valid credentials.
2. Book flight ticket use case allows booking of flights by entering passenger and flight details.
3. Cancel ticket use case allows cancellation of booked tickets within 24 hours for refund.
4. View booked ticket use case displays ticket details for booked flights.
5. Refund use case processes refunds for cancelled tickets according to policy.
6. Logout use case logs users out of the system.
7. Search for flight use case allows searching flights by source, destination, and date.
8. Maintain flight details use case allows administrators to add,
The document describes the Smart Food Court System (SFCS) project. The project aims to allow customers to order food digitally without going directly to food stalls. It features touchscreen kiosks and a mobile app for ordering, notifying customers when orders are ready, making payments through digital wallets, and allowing managers and vendors to manage operations and menus. The document outlines the login use case, describing the normal flow of logging in with an existing account or registering a new account, as well as alternative flows for incorrect login details.
The document provides an appendix with use cases and a glossary for a software project. It lists 13 use cases such as user login, entering a work item, searching for work items. For each use case it describes the goal, summary, actors, prerequisites, basic workflow and alternatives. It indicates which use cases have been implemented in the current version and which will be implemented in future versions. It also directs the reader to a glossary for definitions.
Blue Pumpkin (Database+Source Code+lib+Excel) nataliej4
The document describes a system for managing employee events and activities at a company. It includes 3 chapters that provide an overview of the system, analysis of system requirements, and data flow diagrams. The system requirements specify functions for administrators to create employee profiles, events, and FAQs. Employees can view upcoming events, winners, and send participation requests which administrators can accept or deny. The system also includes reminders for employee birthdays.
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Software Requirements Elicitation
Requirements specify a set of functions a software development project must deliver. Functional requirements define system capabilities, for example, “The system shall permit users to inquire about Berta’s Pizzeria menu via an email message.” Additionally requirements specify non-functional standards that the system must operate within. Examples of non-functional requirements are performance, quality, safety, security, and interface requirements. An example of a performance requirement is, “The system shall have the ability to process 1MB/sec of input.” An example of a quality requirement is, “The MTBF (mean time between failures) shall be greater than 90 days.”
The iterative and incremental development processes of agile methods permit frequent changes to requirements and documentation. Early requirements analysis is required only for features developed in early iterations. Scrum and XP are agile methods that facilitate requirements gathering flexibility. Agile methods require direct involvement of the end-user though-out the software lifecycle. The requirement elicitation differs depending on the agile methodology used. The Unified Process (UP) creates use cases as requirements. Scrum records initial requirements in the form of a product backlog and prioritises them. Extreme Programming (XP) derives user stories and organizes them on a corkboard, or storyboard into deliverables for each iteration.
Requirements elicitation is considered the most difficult part of a development project. The Importance of identifying correct requirements is valuable to the both software developer and the customer. Systems delivered according to incorrect or inadequate requirements may be disparaging to the development organization and disappointing and wasteful to the client. Difficulties with requirements elicitation and analysis include:
1. lack of domain knowledge by the development team
2. Users are not knowledgeable of software capabilities
3. A communication disconnect between the users and the development team
4. Stakeholders cannot definitively specify the requirements
5. Stakeholders underestimate the importance of requirements gathering
6. Nonfunctional requirements are not addressed
7. Stakeholders alter the requirements during the software lifecycle
Requirements elicitation steps include:
1. collection of application information
2. optionally building analysis models
3. developing requirements and constraints
4. feasibility study
5. requirements specification review
The collection of application information involves inquiries about internal and external influences on the business environment, policies, regulations, business goals, and standards. Analysis models may be constructed to understand the business processes and objectives. The customer or user plays a critical role in driving and prioritizing requirements to satisfy the business needs. When the practicability of implementing particular requirements is in q.
1) The document describes an online ticket booking website that allows users to book train tickets without needing to stand in long lines or face harassment at ticket counters.
2) The home page includes welcome images, an image slider with offers, popular train routes and times, links to bank websites, and a user review section. It also has a navigation bar and footer.
3) Users must register with an email and password before booking tickets. They can then search for trains by entering journey details and select their preferred seats if available before confirming.
This document presents an airline management system project created by three students. The system allows an admin to manage booking, payment, and scheduling information. It uses a classic software development life cycle. The system requirements specify that only the admin can log in and view tourist bookings, payments, and manage the system. Key functional requirements for users include checking availability, booking tickets, payment, and confirmation. Non-functional requirements include security, reliability, availability, and performance. Entity relationship and use case diagrams are provided to model the booking and payment processes for admins and customers. The conclusion states that the system aims to automate airline ticket booking and management to reduce errors and time compared to a manual process.
INTERREG IPA CBC RO-RS - e-MS manual for beneficiaries.pdfMilenaMaksimovic6
The document provides instructions for using the electronic monitoring system (eMS) for the Interreg - IPA CBC Romania – Serbia Programme. The key points covered include:
1. How to register as a user and log in to access the dashboard.
2. The various sections of the eMS including submitting applications, filling out application forms, project implementation, reporting, and payments.
3. Detailed instructions are provided for filling out each section of the application form including the project summary, partners, description, work plan, budget, and attachments.
This document contains the table of contents and details for developing a passport automation system as a mini project. It includes the problem statement, introduction describing the purpose and scope of the system. It also includes the system requirements and identifies the various UML diagrams that will be used to model the system including class, object, state, data flow, use case, activity, sequence, component and deployment diagrams.
The document outlines the requirements for a railway reservation system. It includes sections on the overall description, functional requirements, non-functional requirements, and diagrams. The system will allow users to search for trains between destinations, select a train, review details and passengers, pay, and cancel reservations. It aims to automate the reservation process and provide 24/7 availability while meeting security, reliability, and maintainability standards. Diagrams including use case, class, and sequence diagrams will model the system functionality and interactions.
The document describes a mobile app called "Jal app" being developed to address water scarcity issues in Alandi, India. It will allow users like local residents and students to order water from registered dealers. The document outlines the app's requirements, including user registration and login, placing water orders, payment options, and order tracking. It also provides UML diagrams like use case, sequence, and activity diagrams to model the app's design and flow. Screen prototypes were created using tools like Proto.io to demonstrate the app's user interface.
The document describes an airline reservation system that aims to allow customers to search for and book flights online. It discusses problems with existing manual systems, and outlines the objectives and components of the proposed online system. The proposed system would allow customers to search flight availability, select seats, enter passenger details and make payments to book flights. It would also manage customer, airline and flight details as well as user login information.
This document describes several use cases for a social networking application for insurance agents:
1) Authentication - Allows users to log in by checking username and password against a database.
2) Registering Agents - Administrator registers new users by assigning them a username and randomly generated password.
3) Banning Posts - Administrator can remove irrelevant or obscene posts from the portal.
4) Most Valuable Agent - Administrator determines the highest rated agent based on ratings of their posts.
5) Checking Inactive Agents - Administrator can identify and notify agents who have not posted for a certain time period (e.g. 30 days) and remove their account details from the database.
This document provides an overview of a trip planning management system project. It describes the project proposal, which involves creating a system that allows users to plan trips by selecting from predefined packages or customizing their own. It then outlines the project details, including the waterfall development model that will be used. The document discusses the project requirements, design phase, and implementation and testing phases at a high level. The goal of the project is to develop a software system that facilitates efficient trip planning and management.
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Tour guidance srs (Software Requirements Specification)
1. Software Requirement Specification for Framework for generating
tour plans for adaptively guiding a tourist
Faculty of Applied sciences
Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
2016
Name Index No
L.D.A.P.M. LIYANAGE 3068
H.M.S.U.WIJEBANDARA 3103
H.N.S. HEWASINGHE 3057
W.S.D. HANSIMA 3054
M.T. P. BHANUKA 3043
H.W.M.C.S.B.W.HERATH 3056
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Software Requirement Specification for Framework for generating
tour plans for adaptively guiding a tourist
Faculty of Applied sciences
Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
2016
4. 4
1. Introduction
1.1.Purpose of this Document
This document focuses on describing the software requirements of project, a Mobile
framework for generating tour plans. This project would be carried out to meet the
software development requirements of the ICT-3411 module conducted by the
Faculty of Applied Sciences Rajarata University of Sri Lanka. The document focuses
on all the functional, non-functional, performance and security requirements of the
project.
1.2.Scope
Mobile framework for generating tour plans is developing a framework for generating
tour plans for adaptively guiding a tourist.
The develop framework for developing an application that is in full compliance with
the business rules, that is structured, optimizing, and that is both maintainable and
upgradable.
The generating trip suggestion for given condition & generating the plan is collect the
entire tourist relating preferences as the route and the budget optimization and these
gathered data are stored in the framework and implemented as a mobile app that takes
into account the interests and trip constraints of the user and matches these to a
database of locations in order to predict personal interests.
Optimizing the generated plan is planning algorithm provides the suggestion of a trip
for a requested minimum budget of the customer, the critical shortest routes
Providing the navigation with information support is how to reach preferred places
can be got through the Google map and Google Street- view and usage statistics and
user feedback demonstrate that it is highly appreciated by tourists.
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2. Overall description
2.1. Product Perspective
This project is to plan the overall trip according to budget and route preferences of
tourist which will give more competitive advantages. And make them satisfy with the
Sri Lankan culture. Therefore the tourist who visits Sri Lanka can manage their
valuable time as well as the money in the way of effectively as well as efficiency.
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3.2. Actors and Use cases
Admin and Users are the main actors according to the use case
̵ Admin:
The user and the system which gives trip suggestions, update the tour, manage the
cost, and manage the route is managed by the Admin.
̵ User:
User can give the preferences, get the optimal plan and can view the trip plan and
booking. Visitors are one category under users. The site can be viewed by victors
and feedback can be given.
Admin
Use case no 01
Use case name Login
Actor Admin
Pre-condition Display the main screen
Description 1. User enter the password and username and press the submit button.
1.1.Does not enter the username
1.2.Does not enter the password
1.3.Enter the incorrect username
1.4..Enter the incorrect password
2. System verifies the user name, password, user type.
2.1. Fail the verification
Post condition User redirects the relevant interface.
Flow of events 1. System display login interface.
2. Enter username and password.
3. System validates username and Password.
4. System determines user type.
5. Direct to the relevant interface.
Alternatives A1. User does not enter the login button.
A2. User submits the form with empty field.
Exceptions E.1.User submit the empty field
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Description :- If checks the emptiness.
Post-condition :- Display error message.
“Fill the form properly”
E.2.Fail the verification
Pre-condition:- Display the main screen with user name and password.
Description :- System checks the user name, password and user type.
Use case no 02
Use case Registration
Actor Admin
Description Cannot be registering the new admin.
Use case no 03
Use case Manage user
Actor Admin
Description View the details of the user
Pre-Condition Display the main menu of the admin
Flow of events 1) Admin click ‘manage user’ button.
2) Displays for user detail in database.(request and cancel trip details)
3) Enter the name of user to be Manage.
4) Check for user detail in database
Alternative 1) User clicks manage user button
2) Enter the name of the user to be managed
3)Check for user detail in database
4) Unavailability of user information in the database
5) Displaying ‘no such user’
Post-Condition Display the user Details
Assumption Administrator can checks all existing user
Use case no 04
Use case View feedback
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Actor Admin
Description View feedback of users about the mobile app and view comments about trip
planner service
Pre-condition Admin should view feedback from the user.
Flow of events 1. click a link name as “feedback”
2.After click the link can go to the place that stored those feedback
3. View all feedback and save them.
Post-condition View the user comments.
User
Use case no 05
Use case name Login
Actor User
Pre-condition Display the main screen
Description 1. User enter the password and username and press the submit button.
1.1.Does not enter the username
1.2.Does not enter the password
1.3.Enter the incorrect username
1.4..Enter the incorrect password
2. System verifies the user name, password, user type.
2.1. Fail the verification
Post condition User redirects the relevant interface.
Flow of events 1. System display login interface.
2. Enter username and password.
3. System validates username and Password.
4. System determines user type.
5. Direct to the relevant interface.
Alternatives A1. User does not enter the login button.
A2. User submits the form with empty field.
Exceptions E.1.User submit the empty field
Description :-“If checks the emptiness”
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Post-condition :- Display error message.
“Fill the form properly”
E.2.Fail the verification
Pre-condition:- Display the main screen with user name and password.
Description: - System checks the user name, password and user type.
Use case no 06
Use case Registration
Actor User
Description 1. User enters the username, password, and contact no and E-mail address.
Then press the submit button.
1.1.Does not enter the username
1.2.Does not enter the password
1.3.Does not enter the E-mail address
2. System verifies the user name, password and E-mail Address.
2.1. Fail the verification
Pre-condition Display the main screen of the user
Flow of events 1. Display the registration interface.
2. Enter username, password and E-mail Address.
3. System validates username, Password and E-mail.
4. System determines user type.
5. Direct to the relevant interface.
Alternatives A1. User does not enter the submit button.
A2. User submits the form with empty field
Exceptions E.1.User submit the empty field
Description :-“If checks the emptiness”
Post-condition :- Display error message.
“Fill the form properly”
E.2.Fail the verification
Pre-condition:- Display the main screen with user name and password.
Description: - System checks the user name, password and user type.
Assumption 1.Requesting membership:
Should be unregistered before.
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2.Registering user:
Should be a new user.
Should undergo the customs and rules of the system.
Use case no 07
Use case Give The Preferences
Actor User
Description Give the preferences for the trip planner to plan the trip.
Pre-condition User should log or register in the system
Flow of events 1. Give the form for fill the user.
2. Enter the submit button.
3. Direct to the relevant interface.
Use case no 08
Use case Get the trip suggestions
Actor User
Description Get the trip suggestions form the trip planner.
Pre-condition User should give the preferences to the trip planner.
Flow of events 1. Display the existing trip suggestions.
2. Select one or more you want to visit.
3. Enter the submit button.
Use case no 09
Use case Give Payments
Actor User
Description User can pay credit for the requested trip plan
Pre-condition User should have request a trip and should have confirm it
Flow of events 1. After confirm the trip plan click button “payments”
2. System asks the way (credit card/debit card) paying for the trip plan.
3. Give feedback for questions ask by the system
4.Give the payments
Use case no 10
Use case Cancel the requested trip
Actor User
Description User can cancel the trip before attend it
Pre-condition User should have request a trip and confirm it
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Flow of events 1. Click a button called “cancel trip”.
2. System asks reasons for cancelling trip through a form.
3. Give reasons.
4.Cancel the payments
5.Cancel the trip
Use case no 11
Use case Give feedback
Actor User
Description Give feedback about the mobile app and give comments about trip planner
service
Pre-condition Display the interface for enters the comments.
Flow of events 1. Display the form to give feedback
2. Comment on that form.
3. Enter the submit button.
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4. Non - functional Requirements
4.1. Product Requirements
4.1.1. Usability Requirements
A user interface for updating tour information would also be
useful in allowing the system to be adapted for different
situations.
4.1.2. Efficiency requirement
The application should be able to maintain all the data files
stored in the system.
The application should be able to provide quick response to the
users’ requests.
4.1.3. Performance Requirements
The application should be able to respond to the queries
submitted by the customer without delay. When a user searches
for a tour location, the application should not take much time to
return the results.
4.1.3.1. Space requirement
The system should be able to handle large amount of data.
4.1.3.2. Reliability Requirements
The application should under normal conditions, perform the
required functions successfully.
4.1.4. Portability requirement
The application will be user friendly.
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The system should be able to be handled from any place
without barrier.
4.2. Organizational Requirements
4.2.1. Delivery requirement
The Application must be delivered within eight months.
4.2.2. Implementation requirement
The system can be used by all kind of users who are familiar
with the mobile.
System shall provide help desk supporting to solve the
technical problems of the users.
4.2.3. Standard requirement
The system should comprise of the standard requirements for
the users and the content of the framework.
4.3. External requirements
4.3.1. Interoperability requirement
External database provides a single point of update to the
system and reduces the size of the application. Having a light
weight application increases the systems usability and
reliability.
There should be a separate account for admin.
4.3.2. Ethical requirement
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The main ethical problem we faced is the problem of tourist
protection. The design of the device in generating tour plans for
adaptively guiding a tourist and travel to safe journey.
4.3.3. Legislative requirements
4.3.3.1. Privacy requirements
Normal users can just read information but they cannot edit or
modify anything except their personal and some other
information.
Different access levels will be implemented so that some actions
are prohibited to some users.
4.3.3.2. Safety requirements
Use unique member id to prove user authentication and
validation of members.
Personal information should be protected.
There are no perceived risks for any external party or to the
property.