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A

PROJECT REPORTON

Submitted to Under Guidance ofMr.Pankaj Yadav Miss Sarika Jain

submitted By

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SESSION (2010)

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Jameer khan,Vipul

Samadhiya,Prateek Singh And Gaurav khare

Studying in second year of Bachlor of Computer

Application in the academic year 2010 has satisfactory

completed project titled Stock Management System

as a major project and Submitted a satisfactory

report of it as a part requirement of degree of BCA of

Dr.HariSingh Gour University Sagar (M.P.)

Head of Deptt.Mr.Pankaj yadav

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Whenever we develop a project we look for theirfeasibility study we mainly concerned with the threetypes of study. If the given project is suitable as for as

feasibility study concern then we continue the projectdevelopment otherwise project developmentprocedure is discontinues . now we will test thefollowing three feasibility.

: _- In this phase we see thatwhether hardware or software is available to developthe project or not. It also includes analysis of availableresource and capability of the programmer. Since our

group is developing a small project in C language. Cis a portable language that can be found almost onevery computer. It also required less computerhardware. Therefore our project is technically feasible.

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-In this phase we seethat to develop the project skilled persons orprogrammer are available or not. We have leant the Clanguage therefore we are able it take this

responsibility. Hence our project is operationalfeasible.

In this phase anorganization looks for their budget ; that is whether itcan pay hardware, software and project development

cost or not. Since we are using minimum configurationof hardware and a general purpose language that canbe found on every computer and also we aredeveloping live project free of cost. Therefore ourproject develops economically feasible also.

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.

Windows allows you to open and runmore then one program at a time .Each program runsin its own window, and you can simultaneously seemore then one windows on the desktop .Managing thesewindows is handled by the program manager .You alsouse the program manager to setup programs and program

groups so that you can run them by simply clicking on therespective icons.

File management and disk management can behandled in a simple way through a windows program calledthe file manager . The file manager shows the directorystructure and content in a way that is a simple and easy tounderstand .file operation such as copying, moving, deletingand renaming are easy to accomplish disk function can alsobe handled through the file manager.

All printer related work is handled in a uniformway in windows you need to setup your printers just oncewith the required options and parameters all the program

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running on windows will use these setting print jobs fromvarious program windows are handled through a commonfacilities called the printer manager.

The environment is setup /modified usingcontrol panel program where you can decide on your fonts ,mouse characteristic, and desktop look and feel .

A powerful feature of window is its ability to copyinformation across program .This feature is in built as boardprogram built to run on windows provide the user withcommand to use these feature.

Windows application program have similar approaches tothe users interface and toward the user of feature such asclip board and printing . A window user that is familiar withthe working of one program on window is there fore able toquickly and intuitively learn to use a new program .

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Data

models

are tools used in analysis to Describe the data requirements

and assumptions in the system from a top-down

perspective. They also set the stage for the design ofData

bases later on in the SDLC. There are three basic elements

in ER models: Entities are the things about which we seek

information. Attributes are the data we collect about the

entities. Relationships provide the structure needed to Draw

information from multiple entities.

Developing an ERD requires an understanding of the

System and its component. Before discussing the Procedure

lets look at a narrative

1.Define Entities these are

usually nouns used in Descriptions of the system, in the

discuss of business Rules or in documentation; identified in

the narrative

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2.Define Relationships: these are usually verbs used

indescriptios of the system or in discussion of the

businessrules (entity-entity);

3.Add attributes to the relations; these are determined by

the queries, and may also suggest new entities,e.g. grade;

or they may suggest the need for keys or identifiers.

Generally E-R Digrams require the use of the following

Symbols:

E.R.Diagram

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1.Entity Stock :

STOCK

NAME

STOCK

NAME

STOCKPRICE

STOCKPRICE

STOCKQUNTITY

STOCKQUNTITY

STOCK-IDSTOCK-ID

STOCKSTOCK

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2.Entity Stock

Stock_idStock_id Stock

Price

Stock

Price

Stock

Quantity

Stock

Quantity

Sell

stock

Sell

stock

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3.Relation between Stock & stock-sail:

By using the relation entity diagram

We shows the relation between 2 object.

Suppose there are two files named Stock information &

stock sail then we can represent the relation between both

object using the digram.It is a graphical representation of

the relation of 2 files.

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A relation is given blow:-

Stock

Quantity

Stock

Price

Stock

Infofmation

Stock

Sell

Stock_id

StockPrice

Stock

Quantity

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Stock_id Stock name

Sell

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The data flow diagram (DFD)is an OMT diagram that is Added to the

UML uite when you activate the OMT module

_Information specified the DFD will be lost during

future upgrades.

In OMT, you use DFD s to model what happens with data.You

model the system as a network of process that transform andexchange data .

The DFD s show the flow of data values their sources in Objects

through the process that transform them to their destination in

other objects. Values can include input values, Output values , and

internal data stores. Control information is Shown only in the from

of control flows. The following table lists the important elements of

DFD s.

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You can follow certain guidelines to daw meaningful DFD s. .

Optional input flows do not exits. A process can perform

Its function only if all its input flows are always

Available. .You cannot assign the same data to output flows Fromthe same process. If a process produce more than One data flow,

and you can merge two flow into One.

To specify what a high level process does, break it down into

Smaller units in more DFD s . A high-level process is an entire DFD .

Each high-level process is decomposed into other Processes with

data flows and data stores. Each decomposition Is a DFD in itself.

You can continue to break down process Until you rach a level on

which further decomposition seems Impossible or meaningless.

The data flows of the opened process are connected in the new

Diagram to the process related to the opened process. Vertices And

the flows and objects connected to them, are transferred With the

flows that ar connected to the decomposed process.

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