AUTOMATED ONLINE BANKING SYSTEM IN NIGERIA

AUTOMATED ONLINE BANKING SYSTEM IN NIGERIA

ABSTRACT

The application has three users, Managing Director, Teller and the Customer login page. The MD has access to all the transaction details, MD can create an Account , add staff and each account created will have password for security purpose which is going to serve as login details. The Teller can check account details, Credit an account with the following details: Account Number, Amount and Depositor Name, also Debit an account with the following details: Account Number, Amount and Withdrawer Name. The Customer has access to check his/her account details, view and print transaction details, also changes his/her password.

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Design And Implementation Of A Computerized Documentation System Of Court Proceedings A Case Study Of Federal High Court Enugu State

Design And Implementation Of A Computerized Documentation System Of Court Proceedings A Case Study Of Federal High Court Enugu State

ABSTRACT

As the complexity and degrees of crimes widen, system using new technology will have to be utilized to aid lawyers etc to fight this tends.
Justice is to deal with somebody properly in an appropriate manner, fair and right treatment. Everybody earnestly desires it in all cases, court proceedings pertaining justice requires almost accuracy.
The aim behind the design of this software it to model a computerized documentation system of court proceedings in handling cases.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of figures
Table of contents

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION
Statement of problem
Purpose of the study
Aims and objectives
Scope
Limitation
Definition of review

CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW

CHAPTER THREE
Description and analysis of the existing system
Fact finding methods used
Organisational structure
Objective of the existing system
Input, process, output analysis
Information flow diagram
Problem of the existing system
Justification for the new system

CHAPTER FOUR: DESIGN OF THE NEW SYSTEM
Output specification and design
Input specification and design
File design
System flowchart
System requirement
Procedure chart

CHAPTER FIVE: IMPLEMENTATION
Program design
Program flowchart
Pseudocodes
Source program
Test run

CHAPTER SIX:DOCUMENTATION

CHAPTER SEVEN: RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
REFERENCES

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VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION (Personnel Management)

VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION (Personnel Management)

ABSTRACT

Personnel department is service-oriented towards staff and entails day-to-day activities of units some of whose functions overlap and involves recruitment of staff, retirement of staff, termination of appointment, processing of request for sabbatical leave, staff training and development, pension funds administration, health management organization, etc., and will be easier, faster and secure adopting a virtual approach rather than its manual counterpart. This project work will establish the need, importance and usefulness of Electronic Data Interchange, Enterprise Forms Automation, Content Management System, Enterprise Right Management and Identity Management system and how these technologies can be used to reduce universities over dependence on paper. The Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design methodology was used in the analysis, design and development of the system with the following Unified Modeling Language (UML) techniques: use case diagram, class diagram and sequence diagrams. Implementing a virtual system in our university administration will enable us to have much better control over processes, workflow will be faster, less of paper, less tonner for printer will be used and lesser printers are needed, fewer employees are needed, leading to a lesser cost in the overall system.

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Filtering And Analyzing Of Effective Packet System For Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)

Table of Contents
Chapter One/ Introduction
1.1 Basic Principles
1.2 The MFA Forum, ITU, and ANSI
1.3 New Developments .
Chapter Two/Literature Review
2.0 ATM Protocol Reference Model
2.1 The ATM Adaptation Layer
2.2 The ATM Layer
2.3 The Physical Layer
Traffic Management
2.4 Generic Functions
2.5 Quality of Service Attributes
2.6 Traffic Contract. 23
2.7 Congestion Control Techniques
CHAPTER THREE
Switch Architecture
3.1 Switch Interface.
3.1.1 Input Modules
3.1.2 Output Modules
3.2 Connection Admission Control (CAC)
3.3 Switch Management
3.4 The Cell Switch Fabric
3.4.1 Concentration, Expansion, and Multiplexing
3.4.2 Routing and Buffering
3.5 Switch Design Principles
3.5.1 Internal Blocking
3.5.2 Buffering Approaches
3.6 Buffer Sharing
CHAPTER FOUR
New Developments
4.1 Multiprotocol label switching – (MPLS)
4.2 Technologies exploiting ATM and AAL layers
CHAPTER FIVE
Conclusion
GLOSSARY

SOURCE CODE/SOFTWARE INCLUDED

 

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