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DECLARATION

We hereby declare that the project entitled Corier Sevices submitted to the

department of Information Technology, Hyderabad for partial fulfillment of the

requirement for the award of Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology is a

result of original work carried out by us.

This work in original has not been submitted so far in part or full for any other institute

or ni!ersity.


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We thank the almighty for gi!ing us the courage " perse!erance in completing

the project. This project itself is an acknowledgement for all those who ha!e gi!en us

their heart#felt#co#operation in making it a grand success.

We are thankful to our principal, Prof.------------ for pro!iding the necessary

infrastructure and labs. We are greatly indebted to, Head of Information Technology,

Mr.------------ for pro!iding !aluable guidance at e!ery stage of this project work.

We are also thankful to the project coordinator, Mr.------- for e$tending their

sincere " heartfelt guidance through out this project work. Without their super!ision and

many hours of de!oted guidance, stimulating " constructi!e criticism, this thesis would

ne!er come out in this form.

It is a pleasure to e$press our deep and sincere gratitude to the project %uide

Mr,---------- and are profoundly grateful towards the unmatched help rendered by him.

&ur special thanks to all the lectures of Information Technology, for their !aluable

ad!ises at e!ery stage of this work.

'ast but not the least( we would like to e$press our deep sense and earnest

thanks gi!ing to our dear parents for their moral support and heartfelt cooperation in

doing the project. We would also like to thank our friends, whose direct or indirect help

has enabled us to complete this work successfully.


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COMPANY PROILE

)atapoint has been acti!ely in the profession of sourcing IT professionals from the year

*+++. We ha!e since placed scores of candidates from different skill sets, with !arying

le!els of e$perience. Ha!ing established a reputation as a good placement organiation,

we are constantly approached by adept professionals, in pursuit of better opportunities,

which helps us maintain an updated database of present and potential IT connoisseurs in

demand home and abroad

)atapoint endea!ors to be a pioneer in -ecruiting and manpower consulting thanks to

strategic alliances with leading multinational companies in India and of /merica. &ur

technically competent, e$perienced, and certified consultants will help our clientele to

get the right manpower at the right time. We take pride in ha!ing top#notch companies

who make enable us to ha!e faith in the future through maintaining high quality in

screening, hiring and management.

)atapoint has identified a number of areas of thrust in the emerging and e!er growing

IT industry and !irtue of which, we would focus all our energies to get on to the fast

track in the shortest possible period. We pursue requirements from leading 0orporate in

India and abroad. The company is also entering into a memorandum of understanding

with leading companies in India " / for placements.


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A!STRACT

Ti"#e of "$e Pro%ec"& RENC' co(rier

Descri)"io*&

This project deals with the +Co(rier I*for"io* Ss"e/. The system

is used for daily acti!ities such as booking a courier, maintain employee details, process

payroll of employees, maintain hub details, maintain company details etc,..

Previo(s Ss"e&

This project deals with the 10ourier information 2. The system is used for daily

acti!ities such as booking, non deli!ery, out return, company details, hub rates, and

pickup centers. It is !ery difficult to do this process manually. Hence it is recommended

to computerie the process by de!eloping the relati!e software as the world is turning

into information and technology( computeriation becomes necessity in all walks of life.

E0is"i*1 Ss"e&

The e$isting system is not totally automated. Though the system is computeried to a

particular e$tent, it has to do a lot of manual work.

The different processes in!ol!ed are3

To maintain details of bookings manually.

0alculate salaries of the employees.

To maintain details of the incoming couriers.

To maintain returns details.

To maintain out return details.

Mo2(#es&

A2i*is"r"or

Co(rier

E)#oee

C(s"oer

Mo2(#e Descri)"io*&

A2i*is"r"or


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Courier

0ourier module contains bookings, incomings, out returns, no deli!ery, hub rates, and

pickup centers details.

The following are the forms that e$ist in this module

Booking 4orm

Incoming 4orm

5on deli!ery 4orm

&ut returns 4orm

Hub rates form

0ompany details 4orm

6ickup centers 4orm

Booking form contains different te$t fields, option buttons, list bo$es and buttons to

enter the details about the source address, destination address, weight, amount details.

Incoming form contains the details like source address and destination address

the date of deli!ery.

5on deli!ery form contains the details like forward date, in date, source address and

destination address.

E)#oeeThis module deals with the details about the employees who are working in the

organiation and their payroll details

The following are the forms that e$ist in this module

7mployee details form

payroll form

7mployee form contains the different te$t fields, list bo$es and buttons to enter the

details like employee number, name, and address, date of join, assigned area, and

phone number.

6ayroll form deals details like employee number, name, incenti!es, ad!ances, net salary.


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CONTENTS

3. INTROD4CTION

i. 6-6&7 &4 6-&870T

ii. 0&67 &4 6-&870T

iii. 6-&870T &97-9I7W

5. PRO6ECT ANALYSIS

i. 7:ITI5% ;T7orB D"se&

In a 5etwork database, data is represented by 5etwork structure. In this

approach record occurrence can ha!e any number of superiors as well as

any number of immediate dependents thus allow many to many

correspondence directly than an hierarchical approach. The main

disad!antage of the 5etwork model is data representation is !ery comple$

resulting in comple$ity of the )


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)ata )efinition 'anguage commands >))'?

)ata


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)/T/4'&W

R4LES OR DD&

4i$ the scope of the system by means of conte$t diagrams.

&rganie the )4) so that the main sequence of the actions reads

left to right and top to bottom.

Identify all inputs and outputs.

Identify and label each process internal to the system with rounded

circles.

/ process is required for all the data transformation and transfers.

Therefore, ne!er connect a data store to a data source or the

destinations or another data store with just a data flow arrow.

)o not indicate hardware and ignore control information.


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of the different systems in an organiation is shown by the way of conte$t analysis

diagram. When e$ploded into )4)

They are represented by3

'797'#+ 3 ;T7< I56T=&T6T

'797'#3B;T7< '797' )/T/4'&W 450TI&5/'

'797'#* 3 4I'7 '797' )7T/I' )/T/ 4'&W.

The input and output data shown should be consistent from one le!el to the ne$t.

LE8EL-@& SYSTEM INP4TO4TP4T LE8EL

/ le!el#+ )4) describes the system#wide boundaries, dealing inputs to and

outputs from the system and major processes. This diagram is similar to the combined

user#le!el conte$t diagram.

LE8EL-3& S4!SYSTEM LE8EL DATA LOW

/ le!el# )4) describes the ne$t le!el of details within the system, detailing the

data flows between subsystems, which makeup the whole.

LE8EL-5& ILE LE8EL DETAIL DATA LOW

/ll the projects are feasible gi!en unlimited resources and infinite time. It is both

necessary and prudent to e!aluate the feasibility of the project at the earliest possible

time. 4easibility and the risk analysis are pertained in many ways. If project risk is great.

FIRST LEVEL DTAFLOW DIAGRAM

+d#inistrator,ser

-.-

Franch Express

Co$rier

anage#ent syste#


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5*2 Leve# DDs

'dministrator

/./

Co$rie

r

/.0

(mp

'dministrator

).).)

*ooking

/./.1

Incoming

).).+

eturns

).).-

Inreturns

'dministrator'dministrator

2oo3ing

/./././

2oo3ing


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5. 4*ifie2 Mo2e#i*1 L*1(1e Di1rs4MLF&

The unified modeling language allows the software engineer to e$press an

analysis model using the modeling notation that is go!erned by a set of syntactic

semantic and pragmatic rules.

,serCo#%any

4$b rates

2oo3ing

5on deli!ery5on del

Info

/././.0

5on del ,ser


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administrator

reports

address details

source creation

employee registration

administrator

Use case iagram !"r n"rma# emp#"$ee

employee

transactions

reports

employee

Se%&ence iagram !"r aminis'ra'"r


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source creation. administrator

employee

registration

address details reports

emp/details

update emp/details

create new source

source created succeffully

enter address details for e#isting source

updated address details

re$uest for reports

view report based on re$uest

Se%&ence iagram !"r emp#"$ee


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. employeetransactions reports

transction details

success

re$uest for report

display based on re$uest

C"##a("ra'i"n iagram !"r aminis'ra'"r

. administrator

employee

registration

source

creation

address

details

reports

). emp/details

+. update emp/details

0. create new source

-. source created succeffully

1. enter address details for e#isting source

2. updated address details

3. re$uest for reports

4. view report based on re$uest


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C"##a("ra'i"n iagram !"r emp#"$ee

. employee

transacti

ons

reports

). transction details

+. success

0. re$uest for report

-. display based on re$uest

Ac"ivi" Di1r or C$ecBi*1 #o1i* Cre2e*"i#s&


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Ac"ivi" Di1r or Re1is"r"io*&

7.ENTITY-RELATIONS'IP Di1rs

7#- >7ntity#-elationship? )iagram is used to represents the relationship between

entities in the table.

The symbols used in 7#- diagrams are3

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-epresent attributes.

-epresent -elationship ets.

'ine represents flow

tructured analysis is a set of tools and techniques that the analyst.

To de!elop a new kind of a system3

The traditional approach focuses on the cost benefit and feasibility

analysis, 6roject management, and hardware and software selection an personal

considerations.


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'oe P1e


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A2i* Lo1i*


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A2i* Previ#ies


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Emp#"$ee Regis'ra'i"n


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Emp#"$ee De'ai#s


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Upa'e Emp#"$ee


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PS#i)


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8ie> E)#oee S#r De"i#s

(er To c(s"oer


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9.DATA!ASE DIAGRAM

8ie> (er Of C(s"oer


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E)#oee Previ#ies

Co(rier !ooBi*1


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8ie> !ooBi*1 De"i#s


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I*coi*1 De"i#s

No* De#iver De"i#s


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O(" Re"(r*s


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'( Ce*"re


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PicB 4) Ce*"re


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Co)* De"i#s


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E)#oee Previ#ies


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C$*1e Pss>or2


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C(s"oer Previ#ies


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Se*2 Re)or" To !ooB Co(rier


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8ie> !ooBi*1 De"i#s


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8ie> No* De#iver De"i#s


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C(s"oer De"i#s


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(er To A2i*

8ie> Re)or" of A2i*


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Ao(" 4s


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Co*"c" 4s


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PRO6ECT TESTING

Sof">re Tes"i*1 S"r"e1ies

Testing is a set of acti!ities that can be planned in ad!anced and conducted systematically. / strategy f

oftware testing must accommodation low#le!el tests that are necessary to !erify that a small source code

egment has been correctly implemented as well as high#le!el tests that !alidate major system functions agai

ustomer requirements

There are three types of testing strategies

. nit test

*. Integration test

C. 6erformance test

4*i" Tes"i*1&

nit testing focuses !erification efforts on the smallest unit of software design module. The unit tes

lways white bo$ oriented. The tests that occur as part of unit testing are testing the module interface, e$ami

he local data structures, testing the boundary conditions, e$ecution all the independent paths and testing er

handling paths.

I*"e1r"io* Tes"i*1&

Integration testing is a systematic technique or construction the program structure while at the same tonducting tests to unco!er errors associated with interfacing. cope of testing summaries the spe

unctional, performance, and internal design characteristics that are to be tested. It employs top#down test

nd bottom#up testing methods for this case.

Perfor*ce Tes"i*1&

Timing for both read and update transactions should be gathered to determine whether system funct

re being performed in an acceptable timeframe.


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Co*c#(sio*

The entire %ro6ect has been de!elo%ed and de%loyed as %er the re&$ire#ents stated by the $ser it is fo$nd to be b$g

as %er the testing standards that is i#%le#ented. +ny s%ecification7$ntraced errors "ill be concentrated in the co#

!ersions "hich are %lanned to be de!elo%ed in near f$t$re. The syste# at %resent does not ta3e care off the #o

%ay#ent #ethods as the consolidated constr$cts need SS' standards and are critically to be initiated in the first f

he a%%lication of the credit card transactions is a%%lied as a de!elo%#ental %hase in the co#ing days. The syste# ne

#ore elaborati!e technicality for its ince%tion and e!ol$tion.

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