Report Dairy Milk Management System

A Project Project Report On Milk Dairy Mangement System

Submitted by: Mukesh Kumar

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Milk Dairy management System

Table Of Contents Sr.No. Particular 1. An Introduction Exam System 2. Acknowledgment . Technologies Used !. Front End: V ". ack End: "S#Access #. $.

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The key to success in today’s complex IT environment is the ability to manage the projects eectively and e!ciently" The module entitled #MI$% D&I'( M&)&)*+M+)T S(ST+M, has been developed -ith the aim o. providing a tool/ -hich -ill prove e!cient enough to manage the customer and daily entry o. milk and save the organi0ation’s time as -ell as resources "This project provides ne- .acility to the user and also helps them to save their time and money" roject provides .ollo-ing .acilities •

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&dministrator can add3update3delete necustomer" &dministrator can also change the status o. customer activated3deactivated &dministrator can add daily entry o. milk &dministrator can update entry o. milk"

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&dministrator can delete any entry

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&dministrator can 4nd entry"

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&dministrator can generate report"

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*cknoledgment &t the onset/ I -ould like to articulate my sincere gratitude to all the lecturer o. D"&"5" 6ollege/ &bohar .or giving me a valuable opportunity to -ork on this project" I am extremely grate.ul and remain indebted to my guide .or being a source o. inspiration and constant support in the Design/ Implementation and +valuation o. the project" I am thank.ul to them .or their constant constructive criticism and invaluable suggestions/ -hich bene4ted me a lot -hile developing the project on #Milk Dairy Management System," They have been a constant source o. inspiration and motivation .or hard -ork" They have been very co7 operative throughout this project -ork" Through this column/ it -ould be my utmost pleasure to express my -arm thanks to them .or their encouragement/ co7 operation and consent -ithout -hich i mightn’t be able to accomplish this project" I also express my gratitude to them .or providing me the in.rastructure to carry out the project and to all sta members -ho -ere directly and indirectly instrument in enabling me to stay committed .or the project"

7 Mukesh %umar

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Technologies -sed 1/ 0ront nd: 3 Visual asic ;V< is the $astest and easiest way to create a==lications $or "icroso$t windows+ Visual asic =ro>ides you with a com=lete set o$ tools sim=li$y ra=id a==lication de>elo=ment+ The ?>isual@ =art re$ers to the method used to create the gra=hical user inter$ace ;5UI<+ 'ather than writing numerous lines o$ code to descrie the a==earance and location o$ inter$ace elements you sim=ly drag and dro= =re uilt oBects into =lace on screen+ The ?asic@ =art re$ers to the ASI8 ;eginners All#0ur=ose symolic Instruction 8ode< language a language used y more =rogrammers than any other language in the history o$ com=uting+ Visual asic has e>ol>ed $rom the original ASI8 language and now contains se>eral hundred statements $unctions and keywords many o$ which relate directly to the windows 5UI+ eginners can create use$ul a==lications y learning Bust $ew o$ the keywords yet the =ower o$ the language allows the =ro$essionals to accom=lish anything that can e accom=lished using other windows =rogramming language The >isual asic =rogramming language is not uni(ue to >isual asic+ The >isual asic =rogramming system a==lications edition included in "icroso$t Excel "icroso$t Access and many other windows a==lications uses the same language

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0eatures The $ollowing are the =ower$ul $eatures o$ >isual asic: •

)ata access $eatures allow you to create dataases and $ront#end

a==lications $or most =o=ular dataase $ormats including "icroso$t S1 ser>er and other enter=rise#le>el dataases+ •

*cti4e5 technologies allow you to use the $unctionality =ro>ided

y other a==lications such as C"icroso$t wordD+ •

()+S)+6plorer7style interface options Aility to do single

multi=le or "icroso$t Ex=lorer#style document inter$ace a==lications+ •

6tensibility

(odel

The

new

model

allows

you

to

=rogrammatically extend the de>elo=ment en>ironment and control =roBects e>ents code and >isual elements+ •

)eclare8 raise8 and handle your on e4ents ,Bects =ro>ided

y your com=onents can raise e>ents that can e handled in other a==lications+ 7ou can handle e>ents raised y other a==lications or y your own oBects using with e>ents >ariales+ E>ents =ro>ide a sim=le alternati>e to asynchronous callacks+ •

nums ith the learning edition you can now de$ine related

named constants y grou=ing them in an enumerator or Enum+ •

O9 )rag and )rop "ost controls now su==ort drag and dro=

o=erations etween ,E a==lications+ •

)*O8 *ata Access ,Bect enales you to use a =rogramming

language to access and mani=ulate data in dataase and to manage dataase their oBects and their structure+ •

O)3C ,=en *ata ase 8onnecti>ity is a low le>el A0I inter$ace

that is 2more com=licated than most other data access o=tions ut Milk Dairy management System

re(uires a minimal amount o$ memory to run can e >ery $ast i$ used well

isual 3asic Terminology Following are some o$ main terms used in Visual asic+ •

0orms are windows that can e customied and is asic unit o$ Visual asic a==lication+

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Controls are gra=hical re=resentation o$ oBects like como ox Textox etc+

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Obect term is used to re=resent $orm control etc+

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Properties attriutes o$ oBects like sie color etc+

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(ethods action that can e =er$ormed on oBect+

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4ent occurs when the user interacts with the a==lication+

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2/ 3ack nd:

(S7*CCSS

"icroso$t ;"S< Access is a 'elational *ataase "anagement System ;'*"S< used to store and mani=ulate large collection o$ In$ormation o$ any kind+ &ere '*"S re$ers to the organiation o$ data in a series o$ rows and columns in such a manner that any s=eci$ic =iece o$ In$ormation is a>ailale with a click o$ a mouse and a $ew key strokes+ "S#Access has tools which are easy to use and =ro>ide =ower$ul de>elo=ment en>ironment making it an a==ro=riate choice $or no>ices as well as =ro$essionals+ For exam=le Access can e used to enter and maintain student awards in>entory record o$ a warehouse tele=hone numers+ ,nce the records are stored any ty=e o$ (ueries ;(uestions< can e asked re=orts can e created and data entry $orms can e designed+ At an ad>anced le>el Access can e used $or de>elo=ing custom dataase a==lications y em=loying Access asic and a *istriuting kit $or com=iling a==lications+ 5ood dataase design ensures that your dataase is easy to maintain+ 7ou store data in tales and each tale contains data aout only one suBect such as customers+ There$ore you u=date a =articular =iece o$ data such as an address in Bust one =lace and that change automatically a==ears throughout the dataase

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Softare ;

,e=uirements

,=erating system: indow /0;S0-< or Ao>e

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&ard *isk S=ace: !G "

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Softare ,e=uirements:

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"icroso$t o$$ice -GG3 or ao>e

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TST+N? P<*S ,ne o$ the =ur=oses o$ the testing is to >alidate and >eri$y the system+ Veri$ication means checking the system to ensure that it is doing what the $unction is su==osed to do and Validation means checking to ensure that system is doing what the user wants it to do+ .o =rogram or system design is =er$ectH communication etween the user and the designer is not always com=lete or clear and time is usually short+ The result is errors and more errors+ Theoretically a newly designed system should ha>e all the =ieces in working order ut in reality each =iece works inde=endently+ .ow is the time to =ut all the =ieces into one system and test it to determine whether it meets the users re(uirements+ This is the est chance to detect and correct errors e$ore the system is im=lemented+ The =ur=ose o$ system testing is to consider all the likely >ariations to which it will e suBected and then =ush the system to its limits+ I$ we im=lement the system without =ro=er testing then it might cause the =rolems+


LEVELS OF TESTING: The diferent types o testing are as ollows:

NIT TESTING

V"LI#"TION INT$EG$"TIO NN S%STE&

1. nit Testing: This is the smallest testable unit o. a computer system and is normally tested using the -hite box testing" The author o. the programs usually carries out unit tests"

!. Integration Testing: In integration testing/ the dierent units o. the system are integrated together to .orm the complete system and this type o. testing checks the system as -hole to ensure that it is doing -hat is supposed to do" The testing o. an integrated system can be carried out top7do-n/ bottom7up/ or big7bang" In this type o. testing/ some parts -ill be tested -ith -hite box testing and some -ith black box testing techni8ues" This type o. testing plays very important role in increasing the systems productivity" 9e have checked our system by using the integration testing techni8ues"

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'. Syste( Testing: & part .rom testing the system to validate the .unctionality o. so.t-are against the re8uirements/ it is also necessary to test the non7.unctional aspect o. the system" Some examples o. non7.unctional tools include tests to check per.ormance/ data security/ usability3user .riendliness/ volume/ load3stress that -e have used in our project to test the various modules"

). Field Testing: This is a special type o. testing that may be very important in some projects"

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the

system

is

tested

in

the

actual

operational

surroundings" The inter.aces -ith other systems and the real -orld are checked" This type o. testing is very rarely used" So .ar our project is concerned; -e haven

)eployment So$tware de=loyment is all o$ the acti>ities that make a so$tware system a>ailale $or use+

The general de=loyment =rocess consists o$ se>eral interrelated acti>ities with =ossile transitions etween them+ These acti>ities can occur at the =roducer side or at the consumer side or oth+ ecause e>ery so$tware system is uni(ue the =recise =rocesses or =rocedures within each acti>ity can hardly e de$ined+ There$ore Jde=loymentJ should e inter=reted as a general =rocess that has to e customied according to s=eci$ic re(uirements or characteristics+

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(aintenance So$tware maintenance in so$tware engineering is the modi$ication o$ a so$tware =roduct a$ter deli>ery to correct $aults to im=ro>e =er$ormance or other attriutes+ A common =erce=tion o$ maintenance is that it merely in>ol>es $ixing de$ects+ &owe>er one study indicated that o>er 6GK o$ maintenance e$$ort is used $or non#correcti>e actions+ This =erce=tion is =er=etuated y users sumitting =rolem re=orts that in reality are $unctionality enhancements to the system+

Softare maintenance processes This section descries the six so$tware maintenance =rocesses as:#

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The im=lementation =rocess contains so$tware =re=aration and transition acti>ities such as the conce=tion and creation o$ the maintenance =lanH the =re=aration $or handling =rolems identi$ied during de>elo=mentH and the $ollow#u= on =roduct con$iguration management+

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The =rolem and modi$ication analysis =rocess which is executed once

the

a==lication

has

ecome

the

res=onsiility

o$

the

maintenance grou=+ The maintenance =rogrammer must analye each re(uest con$irm it ;y re=roducing the situation< and check its >alidity in>estigate it and =ro=ose a solution document the re(uest and the solution =ro=osal and $inally otain all the re(uired authoriations to a==ly the modi$ications+ 2 Milk Dairy management System

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The =rocess considering the im=lementation o$ the modi$ication itsel$+

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The =rocess acce=tance o$ the modi$ication y con$irming the modi$ied work with the indi>idual who sumitted the re(uest in order to make sure the modi$ication =ro>ided a solution+

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The migration =rocess is exce=tional and is not =art o$ daily maintenance tasks+ I$ the so$tware must e =orted to another =lat$orm without any change in $unctionality this =rocess will e used and a maintenance =roBect team is likely to e assigned to this task+

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