Design and Implementation of Automated NYSC Posting System

Design and Implementation of an Automated NYSC Posting System.

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ABSTRACT

The complexity of systems today has aided the society positively and negatively notably in the simplicity of difficult task done by humans also in automation of human life from sleeping and eating to exercise and travelling.

Methods, systems and machine-readable measures converts document fields into data element that aids posting, scheduling and management. These comprise receiving a plurality of text field extracted or input from a source.

Rules associated with the documents type are obtained or set and used to process the text field for the defined task example posting.

This research work AUTOMATED NYSC POSTING SYSTEM is a web-based system designed with Microsoft Visual Studio (ASP.Net) 2008 as its front end and Microsoft SQL management server studio 2005 as its back end. The proposed model solves the problems associated with the manual system of NYSC (National Youth Service Corps) posting.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGES     i & ii

CERTIFICATION          iii

DEDICATION       iv

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT        v

ABSTRACT       vi

TABLE OF CONTENTS  vii-ix

LIST OF FIGURES        x

LIST OF TABLES       x

CHAPTER ONE – Introduction       

1.1     Background of study    2

1.2     Objectives of study    4

1.3     Scope of the study      5

1.4     Motivation  6

1.5     Statement of Problem

1.6     Limitation of study

1.7     Methodology          6

CHAPTER TWO – Literature Review  

2.1     Introduction    11

2.2     Review of verification systems   11

CHAPTER THREE – System Analysis and Design  

3.1     Introduction      29

3.2     System analysis of the system 29

3.3     Constraints of the existing system  31

3.4     Proposed system design    33

3.4.1  System algorithm design       33

3.4.2  Input design      39

3.4.3  Interface design       41

3.4.4  Output design     42

3.4.5  System database design          43

3.5     Technology, tools and programming language used       45

CHAPTER FOUR – Design and Implementation 

4.0     Introduction    48

4.1     System design      48

4.2     System description    49

4.3     System implementation      52

4.4     Hardware requirement    53

4.5     Software requirement    53

4.6     System testing    54

4.7     System review and maintenance  54

4.8     Installation procedure      55

4.9     User guide      55

CHAPTER FIVE – Summary and Conclusion 

5.1     Summary      57

5.2     Recommendation     58

5.3     Conclusion     58

REFERENCE       60

APPENDIX   62

INTRODUCTION

A system, with numerous definitions, can be literally seen in a computer way as a collection of the hardware and software components of a computer.

According to Stella C. Chiemeke and Franca A. Egbokdara (2006), a system is set of components that interact to achieve a common goal. In another sense, a system is a group of interrelated or intersecting elements forming a unified whole.

REFERENCE

Hampo, J.A. (2011). Design and Implementation of Students Verification System for Delta State University Nigeria (DELSU E-VERIFY). An unpublished B.Sc Thesis, Delta State University, Abraka-Delta State.

Sikiru, O.A. (2009). Implementation of an Online Job recruitment system. An unpublished M.IT Thesis, University of Lagos, Nigeria.

Stella, C.C. and Franca, A.E (2006). Principles of System Analysis and Design. Rootprint and publisher, Benin city – Nigeria.

Uzoka. (1998). Human Resources Management an unpublished M. Tech Thesis, federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State.

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