Projecft Report

ZAVERAT….
A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES
A
PROJECT
ON
“ZAVERAT”-A PLACE FOR JEWELLRIES
In partial fulfillment of
B.E VIII Yr (Computer Science & Engineering)
Submitted To: Submitted by:-

Mr. ASHUTOSH Ankita Acharya
Senior Lecturer Purva Sharma
Computer Science & Engineering Department Vaibhav Gupta
B.Tech (VIIIYear)
Department of Computer Science and Engineering

JODHPUR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
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ZAVERAT….A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES

JODHPUR (RAJASTHAN)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINERRING
CERTIFICATE
This is certify that Project work, “ZEVERAT…..A PLACE FOR

JEWELLERIES” a bonafide work has been successfully carried out and
submitted in the fulfillment of the requirement for the 8 th semesters Bachelor
of Engineering from Rajasthan Technical University, during the academic
year 2009-2010. It is certified that all correction / suggestion indicated for the
internal Assessment have been incorporated in the Report. The Project report
has been approved as it satisfied the academic requirement in respect of
Major Project work prescribed for the Bachelor of Engineering Degree.
This project is done under the guidance of “Mr. Ashutosh” by a team of three
students. The team members are “Ankita Acharya”, “Purva Sharma” and
“Vaibhav Gupta” from 8th Semester (IV Year), Computer Science and
Engineering Department.
Mrs. Sughandha Singh Mr.Ashutosh

Head of the Department Project Guide
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JODHPUR (RAJ.)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINERRING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We are indebted to all our elders, lecturers and friends for inspiring us to do
our seminar with immense dedication. With great pleasure and gratefulness, I
extend my deep sense of gratitude to Mr.Ashutosh for giving us an opportunity
to accomplish our project under his guidance and to increase our knowledge.
We also like to thanks Mrs.Sughandha Singh (HOD, Computer Science &

Engineering Department) for giving her precious time & guidance for the
successful completion of the project.
Lastly we wish to thank each and every person involved in making our
project successful.
Thank You.
B.E. (IV Year)

Computer Science & Engineering
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ZAVERAT….A PLACE FOR

JEWELLWRIES
The project is dedicated to develop software that is generalize one that one can we
install in any of the small or big jewelers or any jewelry designer.Jewelry automation is
designed for making introduction with the new design with the ease of purchase of new
product. Many jewelry design can be introduced in the market.This software is also
handling the facility of billing and the details of the customer and the product.
There are also another adventages of the project that is much secure. Any un
authorized user cannot access the data and even change the database enteries.
This document outlines the additional requirements necessary for supporting the
online jewelry shopping process. Online shopping website will have jewery groups which
contain a group of products like gold jewelry, silver and dimond jewelry etc.. Each group
will have various sub group like an jewelry product group can have various sub products
like ring, nacklese bracelet, earrings, pandents, dimond jewelry all the item group and
details will be describe will all the products like product details, product feature, product
price and product rating etc.
- All The Product group and product details will be describe in separate document.
Introduction: support the following online shopping category:
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Introduction:
 Online Jewelry shopping is a purely user friendly on line Jewelry shopping

store in which customer purchase their desired product on line.
 It deals in various jewelry products like ring, nacklese, bracelet, earrings,

pandents, dimond jewelry and many more.
 It is providing a secured online payment service to his customer.
 It has top branded items and sales them in very affordable price because of
their good supply chain
 Management.
 jewelry shopping regularly update product range according to the latest

market trend because of his
 better stock management.
 It launches sales and promotion scheme regularly to retain his new customer.
 Jewelery shopping is a completely integrated system where it’s all core

departments can access their relevant information.
Features and Functions

The Online jewelry Shopping Management website will provide the necessary tools to
support the following online jewelry shopping category:
Category Details
The Online jewelry Shopping Category describes the details of shopping groups and
products. This part will describe the shopping categories and sub categories.
Jewlery
 jewelry Products Collection in Category

 Ring
 Nackles
 Bangels
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 Pandends
OBJECTIVE
The OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management is designed to enable it’s user i.e.
management and Customers to perform all jewelry Shopping accurate, fast and reliable
manner and also provide secure and prompt services to it’s users. By using this system the
user need not to use number of records to maintain all details. It reduces the manpower
requirement, which in turn reduces the cost of work. The user can attempt the exam in
effective way, can satisfy his queries and get result in very few minutes. It has following
features:
-User Friendly
-More Flexible
-User Management
-Rapid Deployment
-Extendable
-Fully Interoperable
-Customizable
-Online Queries Satisfaction
Following are the Prime objectives of OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management

software:
 OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management results in quick processing, it is a
least time consuming as computers are very fast, so the addition, deletion,
modification, information generation in master records can be performed in
few seconds.
 Candidates and respondents can log in, with a user name and password
to take a test or respond to a survey.
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 OnLine jewelry Shopping Management reduce manpower requirement

effectively as then manual examinations.
 In ordinary system of shopping, the cost is extremely high due to manual

work (more employees are required) but OnLine jewelry Shopping
Management is quite Economical because of it’s less men power
requirements.
 It can be helpful provide various offers and schemes for the customers on
serval occasions viz. newyear, and several festivals etc.
 It helps user in better Decision Making. It is more comprehensive that is, it

provides information in great detail so that analysis and decisions are made.
 The amount of paper work is reduced as the number of files and registers,
which are required to maintain various informations, are lesser, and all these
records are stored on disk.
 The output is very accurate as OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management is

capable of performing repetitive calculations without any error.
 Bills can be generated in very short period. It is done in very short period
with OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management
The Following are the objectives of the ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries.
 ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries results in quick processing, as computers are
very fast, so the Addition & updating of transactions can be performed in few
seconds in master records.
 ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries allows easy generation of all types of

services, like providing bill generation, discount managements, voucher
management Information, etc in few seconds, which is less time consuming and
requires less manpower.
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 Information is processed and delivered in time without any delay to the

management so that the relevant decision can be made quickly.
 The amount of paper work is reduced, as the number of files and register required
to maintain the information are less; and these files are stored on disks.
 Reports can be generated in very short periods like billing, product report, stock
report and many others. These reports handled manually take more time and is
manpower consuming.
 The system provides security options so that no one can tamper with the stored
information.
 It is more economical because of less manpower. This system requires one time
investment for hardware and software.
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System Analysis
Analysis is very important phase of any software development. Analysis is the

process of gathering and interpreting facts, diagnostics problems and using the
information to design the system. It specifies what the system should do. Analysis is
a procedure in which conducts a study identifies activities and objective and
determines a procedure to achieve the objectives. Analysis is a management
technique, which helps us in designing a new system.
Problem Statement
The problem is to design software that will serve easy to use window based
software to handle fast work of online exams. The System must provide facility to its
users to perform question generation and result generation accurate, fast and
reliable manner and also provide user to secure and prompt services. The System
must be secure enough so the tempering of data may not be possible. It must provide
user authentication. The development of Software is essential because these days
students want fast access of work so the organizations has adopted and is effectively
pursuing its It Policy with aim of achieving efficiency in examination, query
satisfaction, registration, result and reports generations and user and examiner
expectations and staying ahead of competition.
Definition of Client Server:

Client server application has a local interface but accesses data on a remote
server. The application distributes the work between the local machine (the client)
and the server (the back end), depending on the strengths of the client and server
products. Client/server systems are often very efficient because they minimize
network traffic, and because each portion of the application can be optimized for its
particular function.
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Figure 2. Client Server

It is a common form of distributed system in which software is split between
server tasks and client tasks. A client sends requests to a server, according to some
protocol, asking for information or action, and the server responds. There is a
centralized server. This model allows clients and server to be placed independently
on nodes in a network, possibly on different hardware and windows operating
system appropriate to their function, e.g. fast server/cheap client.
A client sends request to servers to execute tasks. The tasks may be just to
provide information, or to perform a complex computation.
Figure 3. Interaction between client and server
Server:
Server is a program, which provides some service to other (client) programs.

The connection between client and server is normally by means of message passing,
often over a network, and uses some protocol to encode the client's requests and the
server's responses. The server may run continuously, waiting for requests to arrive.
There are many servers associated with the Internet, such as those for Network File
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System, Network Information Service (NIS), Domain Name System (DNS), FTP,
News and Finger.
A computer, which provides some service for other computers connected to it
via a network. The most common example is a file Server, which has a local disk and
services requests from remote clients to read and write files on that disk, often using
Sun's Network file System (NFS) Protocol or Novell Netware on IBM PCs.
Client:
A computer system or process that requests a service to another computer

system or process (a "server") using some kind of protocol and accepts the server's
responses. A client is part of client-server software architecture.
For example, a workstation requesting the contents of a file from a file server
is a client of the file server.
Client Server Properties:

 Clients and servers are separate processes.
 They may run on the same or different machines.
 Each process can hide internal information.
 Each process can implement its own set of business rules.
 A Client Server System is more structured than general distributed
computing.
 Client and servers are asymmetric.
 A server may be a client of another server.
1. Requirements Specifications
1.1 Business Requirements Defined: A web site is designed to help a

business market themselves and increase sales. Business requirements
document the business functions that the web site will support. They do
not necessarily document the functions the web site should have, but
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instead enable an analyst to determine what parts of these business

functions can be made available through the web site.
 The process to create product information for the web

site
 The process to sell products from start to finish
 The process to order products or materials from

Companys
 Customer service processes
Other business requirements can include items that are not processes but
need to be considered during design phases:
 Look and feel standards
 Usability guidelines
 Legal and security guidelines/issues
1.2 Content Requirements Defined: All web sites have content. So it’s
necessary to capture all the types of content that will be used on the site.
For each type of content identify the following:
 What is the purpose of the content? Is it related to any

other content?
 Does it exist in web copy today?
 Does it exist in some other format (i.e. Word, xls, PDF,

graphic)?
 Who owns it?
 Who maintains and updates it? Is there any workflow

associated with it?
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 Who is the audience for this content?
 How often is it updated?
 Is this content static, or does it need to be available for

only periods of time?
 If the site is bilingual, is the content translated? Does it

need to be?
1.3 Functional Requirements Defined: The web site must do certain things
to support the business objectives. These functions need to be clearly
defined:
 Personalization Functions: Registration and Sign-In,

Welcome Back, enabling a user to sign up for
newsletters, etc…
 Transactional Functions: Shopping Cart, integration with

backend systems like financial software, reviewing and
selecting products
 Security Functions: Creating a secure registration page,

ensuring passwords are secure, secure shopping cart
payment information
1.4 Technical Requirements Defined: In order to ensure the web site will
support the number of users who will visit it and ensure the functionality
works properly, technical requirements needs to be document such as:
 Expected volumes of users
 Expected peak periods of use
 Types of content that will create high load (like video

and audio files)
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 Security Requirements (is the site a secure site, rules for

passwords)
 Performance Requirements (i.e. page load time)
 Operating availability (i.e. 24/7 availability), including

maintenance periods
 Support requirements
 Database Sizes (for storing content)
 Types of Browser to support, including browser

resolutions
The more requirements that are defined and documented up front, the
more likely the web site will be built properly. By not clearly defining
requirements, a web site may not provide the proper functionality or
support the volume of users who visit it. The next step is to take these
requirements and begin to design an Information Architecture and a Web
Site Functional Specification.
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IDENTIFICATION OF NEED
Identification, version control, and change control help the software developer to
maintain order in what would otherwise be a chaotic and fluid situation. Identification of
need is basic step in software developments. Before starting to develop software, it is
must to know the need of that software. Projects are initiated for different reasons.
The reasons behind need of development of ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES are:
o Capability: Inventory control activities are influenced by process
transactions quickly and efficiently. how much amount of stock required?,
when next order is placed?, ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES
is information system that adds capability of inventory management in
three ways.
 Improved processing speed: Inventory control activity
required improved processing speed of transaction.
 Increased volume: provide capacity to perform large
amount of transaction on large amount of record.
 Faster Information Retrieval: locating and retrieving
information from storage
o Control: The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES provides
Greater accuracy and consistency in performing Transaction.
o Reduce Costs: The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is
Inventory Control system, which perform Inventory related transaction
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easily. ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES reduce manpower
requirement so ultimate effect is reduce cost.
o Competitiveness: In competitive environment, organization require
perform transaction fastly, getting information timely, accurately so that
management can take decision quickly.
o Sharing of Information: The promotes the sharing of information.
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
The First step in the system development life cycle is the preliminary investigation
to determine the feasibility of the system. The purpose of the preliminary investigation is
to evaluate project request. It is not a Design study nor does it include it include the
collection of details to describe the system in all respect. Rather, it is the collecting of
information that helps committee members to evaluate the merits of the project request
and make an informed judgment about the feasibility of the proposed project.
Analysts working on the preliminary investigation should accomplish the

following objectives.
 Request clarification
 Feasibility study
 Request approval
Preliminary Investigation In Context of ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES:
Request Clarification: in manual Inventory control system takes more time in performing
task, and in manual system occurrence of error is high, and it becomes more costly. So for
performing inventory management activity or transaction, require a system, which can
handle this easily, reliably and efficiently. As well as require less time taken in performing
task.
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According to today trend any business, organization cannot run properly without
getting accurate information. So organization needs software. By using store work
properly, timely, and accurately & store can fulfill customer requirement in few seconds.
Feasibility Study: The System is Operational Feasible, Technical Feasible, and

Economical Feasible as shown in Feasibility Study, described in Next Section.
Request Approval: Because the software is feasible (technical, economical, operational)

in all respect so the Project is approved. And the design work can be carried out.
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FEASIBILITY STUDY
Once scope has been identified, it is reason able to ask;”can we build software to meet
this scope? Is the project feasible?” All too often, software engineer rush past these
questions.
Feasibility is the determination of whether or not project is worth doing. The process
followed in making this determination is called feasibility study. The contents and
recommendation of such study will be used as a sound basis for deciding whether to
proceed, postpone or cancel the project.
The most important feasibility that is study by me about the ZAVERAT....A
PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is operational feasibility, technical feasibility, and
economic feasibility.
1.) Operational Feasibility Report:
In operational feasibility we determine that proposed projects are beneficial only if they
can be turned into information systems that will meet the operating system requirements
of the organization. This test of feasibility asks if the system will work when it is
developed and installed. Are there major barriers to implementation? Following are
the some of the important issues of the operational feasibility that are in favor of
system are given below.
The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is operational feasible
because it can be turned into transaction system that will meet the operating
requirement of the stock management organization. The ZAVERAT....A PLACE
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FOR JEWELLERIES will work if it is developed and installed. This system does
not cause harm and the performance of staff will increase due to fast and reliable
transaction service. It provides Simple and Good Looking interface due to GUI
Environment. GARMENTEXPORTHOUSE is operational feasible because of the
following reasons.
 There is sufficient support for the ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES from the inventory management employee because it
provides facility of performing transaction related to inventory. As well as it
also store information in database.
 Current Inventory Control methods of transaction are manually; registers are
maintained for all-purpose. But this software provides on-line storing
information in database.
 ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES will increase the performance of
the staff members with fast, reliable services.
2.) Technical Feasibility Report:
These are Number of technical issue, which are generally raised during the feasibility
stage of the investigation. Does the necessary technology exist to do what is suggested?
Does the proposed equipments have the technical capacity to hold the data required to use
the new system? Can the system be upgraded? Etc.
The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is technically feasible because:
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 The necessary technology exists to develop and install ZAVERAT....A PLACE
FOR JEWELLERIES Hardware & Software like Communication Line,
Modem, Network, Computers and Windows 9x.
 The proposed equipment has the technical capacity to hold the data required to
the ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES.
 The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES can be updated if
developed.
 The system provides the technical guarantee of accuracy, reliability, easy access
and data security.
3.) Economic Feasibility Report:
ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is Economic Feasible because
ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES does not required extra costly hardware
to install it. It can be installed on the hardware that the company/ enterprise using
currently: the cost of Development of ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES
is very low comparison of cost of manual working.
 By using manual method performing each task take many entries in register.
More manpower required, an occurrence of error is high. So rechecking is
required. So high cost incurred in manual system.
 ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES can be developed in existing
hardware & software no extra cost required.
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Software Engineering Paradigm Applied
In this Project I have applied “The Incremental Model”. The basic idea
of this modal is that software is developed in increments, each
increment adding some functional capability to the system until the full
system is implemented. At each step, extensions and design
modifications can be done. An advantage of this approach is that it can
result in better testing because testing each increment is likely to be
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easier than testing the entire system as in the Waterfall Model.
System/Information
Engineering
Analysis
Analysis Design Code Test
Design Code Test
Analysis
Analysis Design Code Test
Design Code Test
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Analysis
Analysis Design
Analysis ZAVERAT….A Code Test
Design PLACE
Code Test
FOR JEWELLERIES
Fig.1: Incremental Model Diagram
A project control list is created that contains, in order, all the
tasks that must be performed to obtain the final implementation. This
project control list gives an idea of how far the project is at any given
step from the final system.
Each step consists of removing the next task from the list,
designing the implementation for the selected task, coding and testing
the implementation, performing and analysis for the partial system
obtained after this step, and updating the list as a result of analysis.
The process is iterated until the project control list gets empty.
ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries ( ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES) is client-server software, which performs transaction
from server to user’s terminal. ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES
is developed in increments, each increment adding some functional
capability to the system until the full system is implemented. At each
step, extensions and design modifications can be done.
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Project control list of the ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is:
1. Establish the connection between server and user’s terminal and
connecting the Database from server to user’s terminal.
2. Logging into the System.
3. Adding, Modifying & Deleting Customer.
4. Adding, Modifying & Deleting Item.
5. Customer Order Acceptance
6. Customer Order Clear.
7. Generating Reports.
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Software Requirement Specification

The Software Requirement Specification is document that completely
describes what the proposed software should do without describing the how
software will do it. The requirements for the system that will satisfy the needs
of the clients and the concerns of the users have to be communicated to the
developer. The problem is that the client usually does not understand the
software and software development process, and the developer does not
understand the client problem and the application area. This cause a
communication gap between the parties involved in the development project.
Basic purpose of software requirements specification is to bridge this
communication gap. SRS is the media through which the client and user need
are accurately specified; indeed SRS forms the basis of software
development.
Another important purpose of developing an SRS is helping the client

understand his or her own needs.
Advantages of SRS:
 SRS establishes the basis for agreement between the client and
the supplies on what the software product will do.
 SRS provides a reference for validation of the final product.
 High-quality SRS prerequisite to high quality software.
 High-quality SRS reduces development cost.
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Software Requirement Specification Document
Abstract: This Document describes the requirements for the ZAVERAT....A

place for jewelleries.
1. Introduction:
1.1 Purpose: the purpose of this document is to describe the external

requirements for the application (ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries). It
also describes the interface for the system.
1.2 Scope: This document is the only one that describes the requirements
of the system. It is meant for use by the developer and will be the basis for
validating the final delivered system. Any changes made to the
requirements in the future will have to go through a formal change
approval process. The developer is responsible for asking for clarification,
where necessary and will not make any alterations without the permissions
of client.
1.3 Developer’s responsibility overview
The developer is responsible for
 Developing the system
 Installing the software on the Client’s hardware
 Conducting any user training that might be needed for using the
system
 Maintaining the system for a period of one year after installation.
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2 General Descriptions:
2.1 Product Functions Overview :
The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is designed to

enable its users i.e. management & store personnel’s to perform Stock
management and stock transactions accurate, fast and reliable manner and
also provide secure and prompt services to its users. By using this system the
user need not to use number of registers to maintain stock. It reduces the
manpower requirement, which in turn reduces the cost of work.
ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES results in quick processing, as
computers are very fast, so transaction and updating in master records can
perform in few seconds. ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES
allows easy generation of all types of services, So many type of management
request like stock status, MIS information is performed in few seconds, and
this takes less time and less manpower. Reports can be generated in very short
periods: ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES generate many type
of report like, Stock Status Report, Customer Credit Report, Pending
Purchase Order and many other reports in seconds. The Management or
Storekeeper can know status of stock in seconds. A ZAVERAT....A PLACE
FOR JEWELLERIES provides up-to-date information to the management,
which results in sound managerial decisions for control.
2.2 User Characteristics :
The main users of this system will be management, staff members and
others, who interacts with the system. They are somehow computers
literate and can use programs such as editors and text processors etc.
2.3 General Constraints
The system should run on Micro Computers running Windows 9X/2000.
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3. Specific Requirements
3.1 Input & Output: The system uses ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES Database, the structure of tables is described In Design
Section.
3.3 External Interface Requirement:
3.3.1 User Interface: GUI interface is required due to easily

understandable.
3.4 Design Constraints:
3.4.1 Software Constraints
The system is to run under windows 9x/2000 operating system.
3.4.2 Hardware Constraints
The system will run on Micro Computers running windows 9x, with 128 MB RAM
Pentium processor, Color Monitor and at least 40 MB Hard Disk Space.
3.4.3 Communication Constraints: The System must have communication

devices like Ethernet card/modem, communication lines, hubs etc.
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SYSTEM DESIGN
Software design is a actually a multi step process that focus on four distinct
Attribute of a program: data structure, software architecture, interface representation, and
procedural detail .The design process translate requirement into a representation of the
software that can be assessed for quality before coding begins. Mainly, following five
parts have been included in the system design process 
System design involves first logical design and then physical construction of the system.
The logical design describes the structure and characteristics of features, like the outputs,
inputs, files, databases and procedures. The physical construction, which follows the
logical design, produces actual program software, files and a working system.
Design Process: The computer system design process is an exercise of specifying “how”
the system will work. It is an iterative process, which is based on “what” the system will
do as shown in the Analysis report.
1) Output Design: output design is the starting point of the design process. Following are
the major inputs and outputs requirements that are identified in the analysis of the
ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES.
The storage locations making it possible to list product by location.

Also included is the current stock balance. This report will multiply the
quantity on hand times the stock cost to give you the value of your
current stock.
Report are Given in the Report Section
3) Input Design: once the output requirements have been finalized, the next step is to
find out what data need to be made available to the system to produce the desired outputs.
The basic documents in which these data are available to the system need to be identified.
If necessary, these documents may have to be revised or new documents may have to be
introduced.
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The ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is Database Application so the major

input to the system is Customer Information, Suppliers, Items as well as information of
User of the System, which is inputted to system and will be stored in a Database.
4) Data Design: Once the input data is captured in the system, these may have to be
preserved either for a short or long period. These data will generally be stored in files or
databases in logical manner. The designer will have to devise the techniques of sorting
and retrieving data from these files. The system uses database, which is described as
follows.
TABLE tbl_Category
S. No. Field Name Data Type Description
1. CategoryId Int
2. CategoryName Nvarchar
TABLE Tbl_ItemMaster
S. No. FieldName DataType Description
1. ItemId Int Primary Key & Identity Field
2. ItemName Nvarchar
3. Qty Int
4. Price Float
5. CategoryId Int
6. LargeImage Nvvarchar
Tbl_Customer
S. No. Field Name Data Type Description

1. CustomerId Int Primary Key & Identity Field
2. CustomerName Nvarchar
3. Address Nvarchar
4. City Nvarchar
5. Phone Nvarchar
6. E-mailID Nvarchar
TABLE Tbl_ContactUs
Field Name Data Type Size Description
custid int
custname Nvarchar 50
address Nvarchar 200
phone Nvarchar 15
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remark Nvarchar 1000
TABLE tbl_PhotoCategory (Photo Gallery)

CategoryId Int IDENTITY 1,1
CategoryName Nvarchar 50
TABLE tbl_Users
UserId Nvarchar 50
User_Pass Nvarchar 50
5) Procedure Design: This step involves specifications of how processing will be

performed. The computer procedure will specify what functions will be carried out on
computer, what will be different programs and in what sequence the programs will be run.
Following are the Data Flow Diagrams showing the major modules and their functions as
well and data flow.
CODE EFFICIENCY
Code efficiency is very important part of coding. We can develop the coding only
when we have appropriate logic. The code efficiency is a major consideration that should
keep in mind at the time of software development. Code efficiency define how can we
reduce the very large size code into a small one and increase flexibility, readability. In the
duration of coding I tried to increase the code efficiency by following rules:
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 By Using Variable Name Instead of Specific Address or Data: In ZAVERAT....A
PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES, I use variable name in coding instead of specific
memory location or Constants, because it suggest the actual purpose of that
variable and also make the program easier to change.
 For Example, in ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES to represent

Customer Name’s variable is CustomerName, Item Name’s variable is ItemsName
etc. ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries allows easy generation of all types of
services, like providing Customer Registration, Product Management, Category
Management & Bill Generation etc in few seconds, which is less time consuming
and requires less manpower.
 Use Meaningful Function Name: Meaningful Name and labels are used in
function definition. So that function name can define the purpose of function.
 It is helpful in documentation and maintenance as well as in debugging and
integration program.
 Distinct Name and Label: Distinct name and label is used for different purposes. It
reduces confusion.
 I made short module because a shorter module can be easier to debug and correct,
and it is also more likely to be useful in subsequent programs, since its function
will be a small one and is more likely to recur
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 Make Modules Fairly General: In ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES I
made general module because a module that is too specific will find little repeat
use. Greater Generality can often be achieved with little or no extra code.
 Emphasis on Simplicity and Comprehensibility: coding of ZAVERAT....A PLACE
FOR JEWELLERIES is simple & it fulfills the requirement of user.
OPTIMIZATION OF CODE
After the completion & running of program, the program can be
optimizing to perform best. The optimization is a process that affects the
performance of the developing application. As with programming
development environment, we can make choices when writing applications
that will affect the performance of application.
Following are the some techniques that can be used in optimizing the
application.
 Keep Methods Coherent: A method is coherent if it performs a single
function or a group of closely related functions. If it doses two or more
unrelated things, break it apart into smaller methods.
 Keep Methods Small: If a method is large, breaks it into smaller
methods. A method that exceeds one or two pages is probably too large.
By breaking methods into smaller part. We can reuse some parts even
when the entire method is not reusable.
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 Keep Methods Consistent: Similar methods should use the same
names, conditions, argument order, data types, return value, and error
conditions.
 Avoid Global Information: By minimizing external references we can
increase the performance. Referring to a global object imposes required
context on the use of a method. Often the information can be passed in
as an argument. Otherwise store global information as port of the target
object so that other methods can assess it uniformly.
 Subroutines: The simplest approach is to factor out the common
code into a single method that is called by each method. The
common method can be assigned to an ancestor class.
 Avoid Traversing Multiple Links or Methods: A method should
have limited knowledge of an object model. A method must be
able to traverse links to obtain its neighbor and must be able to
call operations on them, but it should not traverse a second link
form the neighbor to a third class because the second link is not
directly visible to it. Instead, call an operation on the neighbor
object to traverse the operation.
 Local Constant Folding or Propagation: Some time some
constant used in instructions can be computed at compile time. A
local copy may be propagated to eliminate unnecessary
calculations.
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 Algebraic Optimization to Simplify Expressions: Instead of
writing complex algebraic expression, we can convert it into
simpler ones. So it wills lake less time to execute and less space
to store.
 Loop Optimization: Very often code motion and induction
variable elimination can simplify loop structures. For example,
one can replace the calculation of an induction variable
involving a multiplication by an addition to its former value. The
addition takes less time to perform and thus results in a shorter
execution time. In other case, loop invariable or codes can be
moved out of the loop to simplify the loop nest.
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VALIDATION CHECKS
Validation refers to a set of activity that ensures that the software has
been built is traceable to customer requirements. Through the validation
technique we can check the value that we have filled, it can check whether we
require integer or alphanumeric. It identifies that we are building the right
product. In other words validation succeeds when software functions in a
manner that can be reasonably expected by the customer. Reasonable
expectations are defined in software requirement specification that describes
all user variable attribute of the software. The Requirement specification
Document contains a section that is called validation criteria. Information
contained in this section form a basis for the validation.
Validation focuses on the functional requirement of the software.

Validation enables the software engineer to derive sets of input conditions
that will fully exercise all functional requirements for a program.
Validation Criteria of OnLine Jewellery Shopping Management 
 Validation in Password Changing Process for users: To change user’s

password following checks are carried out.
 User must enter a valid (existing) User Id and User Name. Invalid User
Id and User Name are detected by the system.
 Inputted Current Password must be correct.
 Both new Password and Confirm New Password must match.
 Validation in Sale Process: To perform Item selling following checks

are carried out.
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o Entered quantity of item must exist in the stock. If it is not then

error message is displayed and user have to re-enter item
quantity.
 Total quantity of Accepted and rejected items must not exceed ordered
quantity.
 Validation in Start up Process: To perform Start up following checks is

carried out.
 User must enter a valid (existing) User Name. Invalid User Name is
detected by the system.
 Inputted Current Password must be correct. Invalid Password is

detected by the system.
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IMPLEMENTATION
An implementation description of an object can take one of two-form
(1) protocol description (2) an implementation description.
The protocol description is nothing more than a set of message and a
corresponding comment for each message. An implementation description of
an object provides the internal details.
A crucial phase in the system life cycle is successful implementation of the
new system designed. Implementation includes all those activities that take
place to convert from old system to new one. The new system may be
completely new, replacing an existing manual or automated system or it may
be major modification to an existing system. In either case proper
implementation becomes necessary so that a reliable system can be provided.
In the implementation phase, system personnel put the ZAVERAT....A
place for jewelleries into use and trained users for using ZAVERAT....A place for
jewelleries also install all the necessary Controls (Applications) so that
ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES can run.
There is three aspect of the implementation:
1. Training personal
2. Conversion procedures
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1. Training personal: Training of Operators and users can be organized in
several different ways:
 Vendor and In Service training.
 In House training
Vendor and in service training : Often the best source of training
offered by experienced trainers and sales personnel, cover all aspect of using
the equipment, from how to turn it on and off, to the storage and retrieval of
data. On session is kept for hands-on training also so that the participants can
freely use the system in the presence of the trainers.
In House Training: he main advantage of offering in house training is
that instruction can be tailored according the requirements of the
organization. Often the vendors negotiate fee and charges that are more
economical so that company can involve more personnel in the training
program than is possible when travel is required. However the disadvantage
of distracting telephone calls, business, emergencies and other interruption
must not be overlooked.
ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries is a GUI based Software. The person who has basic
knowledge of computers and general software like text processors etc. can use this
program easily. Otherwise user can be trained for using ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES. This training is not more than 7 day.
2. Conversion Procedures: Conversion is the process of changing from the
old system to the new one. It must be properly planned and executive.
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Four methods are common in use they are Parallel system, Direct
conversion, pilot system and system phase in.
Each method should be considered in the light of opportunities that it
offers and problems that it may create. In general systems conversion should
be accomplished in shortest possible time. Long conversion period creates
problems for all person involved in both analyst and users.
In Context of out software we selected the Parallel System it is most secured in software
where data is ASSET of the organization. Because this software manages the information
about the details of the customers, Sales detail, Credit Sales Detail, Supplier Details etc. if
such information losses company have to bear lot of financial lose. That way for some
time both (Computerized System and Manual System) the system are operated
simultaneously.
Parallel System: The most secure method of converting from an old to new
system is to run both systems in parallel. Under this approach users continue
to operate the old system in the usual manner but they also start using the
new system. This method is the safest one because it ensures that in case of
any problems in using the new system, the organization can still fall back to
the old system without loss of time and money. The disadvantage of parallel
system approach are :
 It doubles operating cost
 The new system may not get fair trail.
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MAINTENANCE
Last part of the system development life cycle is system maintenance.

When system is installed they are generally used for long periods. The
average life of a system is 4 to 6 years. This period of use brings with it the
need to continually maintain the system.
The maintenance can b\ classified as corrective, adaptation or perfective.
1. Corrective Maintenance means repairing, processing or performance

failures or maintaining alterations because of previously ill-defined
problems.
2. Adaption Maintenance means changing the program functions. Enhancing

the performance or modifying the programs according to user’s
requirement or changing needs are included in perceptive maintenance.
The greatest amount of maintenance work is for user enhancement and
improved documentation of the system for better efficiency.
3). Perfective or Enhancement Maintenance As software is used, the customer/ user

will recognize additional functions that will provide benefit. Perfective Maintenance
extends the software beyond its original functional requirements.
4). Prevention Maintenance Computer software deteriorates due to change and because
of this Preventive Maintenance, often called Software Reengineering, must be conducted
to enable the software to serve the needs of its end users. In essence preventive
maintenance makes changes to computer programs so that can be more easily corrected,
adapted and enhanced.
Maintenance of ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES: Maintenance is

necessary to eliminating errors and to tune the system to according to
working environment. For Maintaining ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES I can perform this activity:
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Correcting coding and design errors, that user faces after installation on users
site. Updating documentation and test data and upgrading user support. So
that ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES can maintain standard and
run for long period. Maintenance restores something to its original position.
SYSTEM TESTING
The Software testing is a critical element of software quality assurance and
represents the ultimate review of specification, design and code generation.
Once the source code has been generated, software must be tested to uncover
(and correct) as many errors as possible before deliver to customer.
Software Testing Techniques: Our goal is to design a series of test cases that
have a high likely hood of finding errors software-testing techniques provide
systematic guidance for designing tests that:
  Exercise the internal logic of software components, and
 Exercise the input and output domains of the program to uncover
errors in program function, behavior and performance.
Software testing Steps
Software is tested from two different perspectives:
 Internal program logic is exercised using “white box” test case
design technique.
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 Software requirements are exercised using “black box” test case
design techniques.
In both cases the intend is to find the maximum number of errors with the
minimum amount of effort and time.
White-box testing: White box testing some time called glass-box testing
is a test case design method that uses the control structure of the
procedural design to derive test cases. Using the white box testing
methods, I can derive test cases that:
 Guarantee that all independent paths within a module have been
exercised at least once.
 Exercised all logical decisions on their true and false sides.
 Execute all loops at their boundaries and within their operational
bounds.
 Exercise internal data structure to ensure their validity.
Black Box Testing
 Black box testing, also behavioral testing focuses on the functional
requirement of the software. That is, black box testing enables the
software engineer to derives sets of input conditions that will fully
exercise all functional requirements for a program.
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 Black box testing attempts to find errors in the following in the
following categories:
 Incorrect or missing functions
 Interface errors
 Errors in data structure or eternal database access
 Initialization and termination errors
Software Testing Strategy
A strategy for software testing integrates software test case design
methods into a well-planned series of steps that result in the successful
construction of software.
Testing begins “in the small” and progress “ to the large”. By this we
mean that early testing focuses on a single component and applies white and
black box test to uncover errors in program logic and function. After
individual components are tested they must be integrated. Testing continues
as the software is constructed. Finally, a series of high-order test are executed
once the full program is operational. Theses test are required to uncover
errors in requirements.
System Testing of ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES: Software,
once validated, must be combined with other system elements. System testing
verifies that all mesh properly and that overall system function is achieved.
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System testing is actually a series of different test whose primary purpose is
fully exercising the computer-based system. Although each test has different
purposes, all work to verify that system elements have been properly
integrated and perform allocated function.
System testing is performed at run time. The system gives appropriate
massage at run time if the user enters wrong data or does not enters data at
all. The system although guides these users even if data being entered are
corrects.
The system testing has been carried out at three levels i.e.;
-1 level when the user enters wrong data or data which are not
acceptable to the system due to validation.
0 Level when the user has not entered the data at all.
+1 level when the user is feeding the correct data and all is going
well, i.e. the data are correct, proper and pass the validation test
to that particular entry or modification screen.
At run time when the user enters wrong data or data, which are not
acceptable to the system due to validation.
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CLIENT
HOME PAGE
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ABOUT US
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Contect us
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JEWELLERIES SHOP
NECKLACES
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PANDANTS
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BANGLE
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RINGS
LOGIN FORM FOR JEWELLERY SHOP
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SHOPPING CART
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ORDER ID
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ADMINISTRATIVE AREA
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ADD NEW CATEGORY
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INSERT CATEGORY
EDIT CATEGORY DETAILS
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MANAGE CATEGORIES
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ADD NEW JEWELLERIES
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INSERT PRODUCT
EDIT JEWELLERY
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MANAGE PRODUCT
VIEW USERS
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VIEW ORDER REPORT
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PRINT BILL
ORDER BILL
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SECURITY MEASURES TAKEN
Security is critical in system development. The amount of protection depends on
the sensitivity of the data, the reliability of the user, and the complexity of the system.
The motives behind security are to keep the organization running, protect data as asset,
and seek management support for more installations.
There are three categories of controls in data security
1. Physical Security (protection from fire, flood, etc)
2. Database Integrity
3. Control Measures (Passwords, Encryption).
Potential threats to system security include errors and omissions, disgruntled and
dishonest employees, fire and natural disasters. Errors and omissions cause the most
damage.
 Personal computers have been adding security problem disasters
pinpoint unacceptable exposures and adopt preventive measures as part
of a security plan. The goal is to identify the threat that results in the
greatest monetary losses and provide protection to the appropriate
degree.
 After system security risks have been evaluated the next step is to
select security measures. These measures are classified as follows:
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 Identification it is a scheme for identifying persons to the system based
on “Something you know” such as password or a picture badge
“Something you are” such as fingerprint or voice print or “some thing
you have such as credit card, key of special terminal.
 Access control controlling access to the computer facility is secured
through encoding data by scrambling messages across telephones to
their destination.
 Audit controls audibility must be supported at all levels of
management. Audit controls protect a system from external security
breaches and internal fraud of embezzlement. Various software
programs are available to help in the audit function.
Security in ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES: Security is an important
consideration in software development to prevent the system from unauthorized data
access. Data is an important part to a system, if a system is not fully protected then any
one can enter in the system and access the data and use it for any purpose. Data security is
very important factor. So we developed a password system that provide the fully security
so unauthorized person cannot access the data. The User Id & Password is transferred to
and from user terminal to server so it can be trapped in between. To stop it I used Public-
key cryptographic system. the user id & Password is stored into the database in encrypted
form and after access from server it is converted into original form and then checked for
authentication. I used Rivest, Shamir, Adelman (RAS) Algorithm for it is one of
the widely used public-key algorithms. The algorithm is based on a
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combination of some principles from number theory that are commonly used
for public-key encryption algorithms.
In brief, the algorithm is partly based on modular arithmetic. One of the proies of
modular arithmetic is the possibility of computing multiplicative inverses. That is, given
an integer e in the range [0, n-1], it is sometimes possible to find a unique integer d in the
range [0, n-1] such that
Ed mod n = 1
In operational terms, the rsa algorithms prescribes determination of n, d and e
by means of the following steps:
1. Choose two large primes, p and q, each grater than 10 100.
2. Compute n = pq and f (n) = (p – 1) (q – 1).
3. Choose a number d to be a large, random integer that is relatively
prime to f (n), that is, such that gcd (d, f (n)) = 1.
4. Find e such that Ed mod f (n) = 1.
These parameter may be used to encipher plaintext P where 0 <= P < n.
if the plaintext is longer, it must be broken into strings smaller that n. as
indicated earlier. Cipher text is obtained as C = P e mod n. C may then be
decrypted as P = C d mod n. steps of the algorithm ensure that encryption and
decryption are inverses of each other.
The security of the RSA method is based on the difficulty of factoring
large number. The cryptanalysis would presumably use factoring to drive d
from n and e, which are publicly known. According to RSA designer,
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factoring a 200- digit number requires 4 billion years on a computer with 1
ms instruction time. As computer becomes faster, one can increase security by
choosing large p and q. however, no one has yet proven that factoring n is
really necessary to break the RSA chipper.
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COST ESTIMATION
Cost estimation is a procedure to estimate the cost to develop the
software that satisfies the requirements and time taken in software
Development. Software is the most expensive element of virtually all
computer-based systems. These estimates are needed before development
initiated. Use of these estimates is in bidding for software project, where the
developers must give cost estimates to potential clients for the development
contract.
Software cost and effort estimation will never be an exact science. To
many variables human, technical, environment, political can affect the
ultimate cost of software and effort applied to develop it. There are some
specific techniques through which we can estimate the cost of project. To
achieve reliable cost and effort estimation a number of options arise.
1. Delay estimation until late in the project.
2. Base estimates on smaller projects that have already completed.
3. Use relative simple decomposition techniques to generate project
cost and effort estimation.
4. Use one or more empirical models for software cost and effort estimation.
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Cost Estimation Model for ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES:
Project control list of the ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES is:
1. Logging into the System (Authentication of Users).
2. Creating, Modifying & Deleting Customer.
3. Creating, Modifying & Deleting Item.
4. Generating Purchase Orders.
5. Accepting Item against a Purchase Order.
6. Generating Sales Invoice.
7. Generating Reports.
It is also clear from the requirements that this Inventory Control
System will fall in the organic category. The size for the different modules
and the overall system were estimated to be:
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PROJECT CONTROL SYSTEM
The purpose of controlling a project is to monitor the progress of the activities

against the plan, to ensure that the goals are being approached, and achieved. Another
aspect of control is to detect as soon as possible, when deviation from the plan is
occurring so that corrective action may be taken. Two project control techniques are:
Gantt Chart: Gantt chart is a project control techniques that can be used for several
purposes, including scheduling, budgeting and resource planning. A Gantt charts is a bar
chart, with each bar respecting an activity. The bar is drawn against a time line. The
length of each bar is proportional to the length time planned for the activity.
Activities of the project (ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES) are Analysis,

Design, parse, code generation, report, and integration and testing. We estimate the
number of days required or each of the six task as follows:
Analysis 15;
Design 30;
Parse 15;
Code Generation 92;
Report Writing 122;
Integration & Testing 30;
Using these estimates, we can draw the Gantt chart for the project Inventory Control
System (ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES).
Gantt chart helps in scheduling the activity of the project, but it doesn’t help in
identifying them. Gantt chart shown in figure is actually an enhanced version of standard
Gantt charts. The White part of the bar shows the length of time each task is estimated to
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take. The Grey part shows the slack time, that is, the latest time by which a task must be
finished.
Program Evaluation Review Techniques (PERT): Unlike Gantt chart, PERT includes both
a cost and a time management system; PERT is organized by events and activities or
tasks. PERT has several advantage over Gantt charts and is likely to be used with more
complex projects. One advantage of PERT is that it is scheduling device that shows
graphically which task must be completed before other is begun.
Also, by displaying the various task paths. PERT enables the calculation of the critical
path. Each path consists of combination of the task, which must be completed. The time
and cost associated with each task along a path are calculated. And the path that requires
greatest amount of elapsed time is the critical path. Calculation of the critical path enables
protects managers to monitor this series of tasks more closely than other and to shift
resources to it if it begins to fall behind schedule.
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A PERT controls time and costs during the project and also facilitates finding the right
balance between completing a project on time and completing it within the budget. PERT
recognize that projects are complex that some tasks must be completed before others can
be started, and that the appropriate way to manage a project is to define and control each
task. Pert is designed to facilitated getting a project back on schedule. PERT is based in
part on the premise that subjective estimate of the total completion time for a project are
usually greatly inferior to the sum of subjective estimates for each tasks. The Gantt charts
to build a PERT chart for a project, one must first list all the activities required for
completion of the project and estimate how long each will take.
Then one must determine the dependence of the activity on each other. The PERT chart
graphically representation of this information.
PERT Chart for ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES project: Activities of the
project and estimate days of completion
Analysis 15;
Design 30;
Parse 15;
Code Generation 92;
Report Writing 122;
Integration & Testing 30.
Project will start on May 15, 2005. The analysis work will start on May 15, 2004
since the analysis activity is estimated to take 15 days any activity follow the analysis
started from May 30, 2005 at earliest The dependency arrow help us compute these
earliest start date based on our estimation of the duration of the activity. We can also
compute the earliest finish dates or latest start dates or latest finish dates.
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The chart shows that the path through the project the project that consists of the
Analysis, Design, parse, code generation, report, and integration and testing activities is
the critical path for the project.
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FUTURE SCOPE OF PROJECT
The software is window based Project to handle inventory transactions. The
System provides facility to its users to perform Inventory transactions accurate, fast and
reliable manner and also provides its users to secure and prompt services.
The following new features can be included in ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES to provide better services to its user.
 Accounting and reconciliation of material with suppliers and customers is
done automatically, can save enormous amounts for any company that relies
on supplier and customers for intermediate purpose.
 for any purchase order already received in the past and balance material to be
received can be displayed on the screen as of that moment.
 it can be possible to keep separate track of wastage, breakage and damaged
goods.
 Multi location stock maintenance & control can be possible.
 The system automatically transfer sales invoice and party statement to their e-
mail address.
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 Aged stock analysis can be added to ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES to identify old stocks to aid in decision relating to their
quick disposal.
 Movement analysis can be added to ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR
JEWELLERIES that gives party wise details of goods bought and sold and
help identify good and bad business partners also stock query that gives
information on stocks at different locations as well as stock in hand of
substitutes.
 It can be enhanced to support to interact with other department of company
i.e. marketing, accounting, sales, purchase etc. via a network, so the user of
any department can access of modify relevant information.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
In the development of the project “ZAVERAT....A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES”, we

studied the following references.
1. Microsoft Developers Network (MSDN) by Microsoft Corporation USA.
2. Mastering ASP .NET.
3. ASP .NET.Black Book By Steven Holzner
4. Software Engineering
5. SQL 2000 Complete Reference
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A PLACE FOR JEWELLERIES

“ZAVERAT”-A PLACE FOR JEWELLRIES

B.E VIII Yr (Computer Science & Engineering)

Submitted To: Submitted by:-

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

JODHPUR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINERRING

This is certify that Project work, “ZEVERAT…..A PLACE FOR

Mrs. Sughandha Singh Mr.Ashutosh

JODHPUR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINERRING

We also like to thanks Mrs.Sughandha Singh (HOD, Computer Science &

B.E. (IV Year)

ZAVERAT….A PLACE FOR

price and product rating etc.

Introduction: support the following online shopping category:

 Online Jewelry shopping is a purely user friendly on line Jewelry shopping

 It deals in various jewelry products like ring, nacklese, bracelet, earrings,

 It is providing a secured online payment service to his customer.

 jewelry shopping regularly update product range according to the latest

 Jewelery shopping is a completely integrated system where it’s all core

Features and Functions

support the following online jewelry shopping category:

 jewelry Products Collection in Category

Following are the Prime objectives of OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management

 OnLine jewelry Shopping Management reduce manpower requirement

 In ordinary system of shopping, the cost is extremely high due to manual

 It helps user in better Decision Making. It is more comprehensive that is, it

 The output is very accurate as OnLine Jewelry Shopping Management is

 ZAVERAT....A place for jewelleries allows easy generation of all types of

 Information is processed and delivered in time without any delay to the

Analysis is very important phase of any software development. Analysis is the

Definition of Client Server:

Figure 2. Client Server

Figure 3. Interaction between client and server

Server is a program, which provides some service to other (client) programs.

A computer system or process that requests a service to another computer

Client Server Properties:

1.1 Business Requirements Defined: A web site is designed to help a

instead enable an analyst to determine what parts of these business

 The process to create product information for the web

 The process to sell products from start to finish

 The process to order products or materials from

 Customer service processes

 Look and feel standards

 Legal and security guidelines/issues

 What is the purpose of the content? Is it related to any

 Does it exist in web copy today?

 Does it exist in some other format (i.e. Word, xls, PDF,

 Who owns it?

 Who maintains and updates it? Is there any workflow

 Who is the audience for this content?

 How often is it updated?

 Is this content static, or does it need to be available for

 If the site is bilingual, is the content translated? Does it

 Personalization Functions: Registration and Sign-In,

 Transactional Functions: Shopping Cart, integration with

 Security Functions: Creating a secure registration page,

 Expected volumes of users

 Expected peak periods of use

 Types of content that will create high load (like video

 Security Requirements (is the site a secure site, rules for