Introduction

Grameenphone arranges much training every year in local and overseas .They decided to
develop a computer base Training Accounts Information System. Because the prevailing
management information system is very time consuming due to its manual operational system.
Adequate error can take place by using manual system. The name of the project is Training
Accounts Information System (TAIS) of Grameenphone Ltd. The system is designed to replace
all manual record and delivery automated information system of trainings thereby enhancing the
efficiency of trainings management. By this system they can manage their training and as well as
the business control unit.
1.1 Origin of the Report
Independent University, Bangladesh offers a 6 credits course as Internship for the graduating
students in her course curriculum. The curriculum requires every student to do an internship in a
reputed organization for hands on experience about the professional works. It is a practical
exposure of theoretically gained knowledge and can be considered as a preliminary trial to be
acquainted with any organization and to make oneself confident enough to enter into service life
and start building career. As the outside world is very much competitive for anyone after
graduation, IUB provides such an opportunity to build up the capability with most appropriate
opportunities. This gives the student great opportunity in the service world and also to get
exposure to various diversifications of the service world. Intern students are supervised under a
particular faculty member throughout their Internship stage. Here the student gets the chance to
apply his theoretical knowledge and practical skill that he has gained in the entire under
graduation student life. They are responsible to report weekly or fortnightly to his/her respective
Supervisor to get his/her assistance. And the project gets advancement by following the
Supervisors instruction. The internship period is for at least 3 months. After that the student
submits a report on his project work, which reflects his knowledge gained in the entire B. Sc.
course. That is the main purpose of this report to give an outline of the outcome of internship
during the entire period of the course in the company.
1.2 Purpose of Internship
In our study period mainly we gain theoretical knowledge but now a day, in the job market is no
substitute for principle work experience. Getting meaningful work experience in ones major field
of study or career interest should be a number one priority a vital par of college education. Today
students with career related work job experience is
getting the best interviews and job offers. The major targets to offer Internship in IUB are as
following:
1. This is the beginning of a students professional career.
2. The students competency and efficiency in the working environment can be assessed from
this course.
3. Teaches the student to take up the responsibility and pressure of work.
4. Teaches the student to learn from work.
5. To help students enhance their creativity and efficiency in dealing with projects related to their
field of study.
6. To evaluate the persons ability to communicate and under pressure, if required.
7. Helping students to express dependability, initiative, resource fullness and professionalism in
the tasks they are assigned.
8. To increase the confidence level of IUB students, which would help them work after
graduation.
1.3 Internship policy
Since internship has been designed to apply classroom knowledge in the workplace, it is
suggested to do internship after completing at least 105 credits hours of course work. Students
have to submit a proposal about the work he/she is doing in the internship and the name of the
chosen organization to the respective school. The students have to submit progress report to the
academic supervisor after certain interval. The whole work will ends up with completing three
months of full time office work, submitting final report and having the oral exam.
1.4 Objective of my project
Easier Access: User can easily access the data related to the production and delivery.
Save time: It can save time because they can easily find the data they needed.
Automation of existing system: Using this software they can reduce their paper-based work and
automatically update their information.
Less Documentation: It reduce paper based work thats why it reduce Documentation.
Faster working performance: Data can be processed faster they the existing system.
Update Information automatically: It can update information automatically.
Availability of updated information: All the information is available in the system.
1.5 Scope of the project
To design the Training Accounts Information System in such a way so that the users can view
all the important data at a glance.
To design the system in such a way that less documentation is needed.
To schedule the project efficiently so that the administration can provides the records easily.
 To ensure the reliability of the system so that incase of H/W and/or S/W failure, actions can be
taken. So necessary software backup should be kept safely.
To design the system such that in future it can be updated easily.
To design the system is user friendly and to provide a faster performance.
1.6 Preliminary Constrains
Having no consistent Training Accounts System using several software in different platform,
which is yielding inefficiency in working process. Data inconsistency and misleading information
are frequent phenomena in Training Accounts system. As they has to input same information
thrice in three software it is killing much of their time which they could utilize for other
development work of Training Accounts. As none of the software is generating any efficient report
it is creating problem to the management level to take any strategic decision.
1.7 Limitation
Three months Internship program was not enough for me to thoroughly study and analyze the
entire system. I had to observe and learn installation of SQL server within the sort span of time. I
faced various problems to learn visual C++ and Crystal report. It was very
short time to go through all of this and implement it properly. But I tried my best to make the
system fully functional.
1.8 Time Line of the Project
Project Management scheduling is one of the most essential factors. By scheduling, we distribute
the given time for the different phases of the project. It gives the project a pace and defines the
deliverables of the different phases. Following is the expected and actual work schedule.
1.8.1 Gantt Chart for Project Work:
Steps Timeline
Preliminary Investigation 5-8 Nov.
System analysis 9-12 Nov.
System design 13-15 Nov.
Programming 16-26 Nov.
Testing 27-29 Nov.
Conversion 30-2 Dec.
Maintenance 3-10 Dec.
This is the approximate Gann Chart for the project work which I will try to follow along with our
system development.
Chapter 2
ORGANIZATION SYNOPSIS
2.1 Company Profile
Grameenphone is one of the largest private sector investments in the country with an
accumulated investment of BDT 5200 crore up to December 2005. Grameenphone is also one
the largest taxpayers in the country, having contributed nearly BDT 5000 crore in direct and
indirect taxes to the Government Exchequer over the years. Of this amount, BDT 1670 crore was
paid in 2005 alone.
GP was also the first operator to introduce the pre-paid service in September 1999. It established
the first 24-hour Call Center, introduced value-added services such as VMS, SMS, fax and data
transmission services, international roaming service,WAP, SMS-based push-pull services,
EDGE, personal ring back tone and many other products and services.
Grameenphone nearly doubled its subscriber base during the initial years while the growth was
much faster during the later years. It ended the inaugural year with 18,000 customers, 30,000 by
the end of 1998, 60,000 in 1999, 193,000 in 2000, 471,000 in 2001, 775,000 in 2002, 1.16 million
in 2003, 2.4 million in 2004 and it ended 2005 with 5.5 million customers.
After almost 10 years of operation, Grameenphone has over 10 million subscribers
Grameenphone is now the leading telecommunications service provider in the country with more
than 10 million subscribers as of November 2006.
Presently, there about 15 million telephone users in the country, of which, a little over one million
are fixed-phone users and the rest mobile phone subscribers.
Starting its operations on March 26, 1997, the Independence Day of Bangladesh, Grameenphone
has come a long way. It is a joint venture enterprise between Telenor (62%), the largest
telecommunications service provider in Norway with mobile phone operations in 12 other
countries, and Grameen Telecom Corporation (38%), a non-profit sister concern of the
internationally acclaimed micro-credit pioneer Grameen Bank.
Over the years, Grameenphone has always been a pioneer in introducing new products and
services in the local market. GP was the first company to introduce GSM technology in
Bangladesh when it launched its services in March 1997.The technological know-how and
managerial expertise of Telenor has been instrumental in setting up such an international
standard mobile phone operation in Bangladesh. Being one of the pioneers in developing the
GSM service in Europe, Telenor has also helped to transfer this knowledge to the local
employees over the years.
2.2 Grameenphone Corporate Governance
In the fast-paced world of telecommunications, vibrant and dynamic Corporate Governance
practices are an essential ingredient to success. Grameenphone believes in the continued
improvement of corporate governance. This in turn has led the Company to commit considerable
resources and implement internationally accepted Corporate Standards in its day-to-day
operations.
Being a private limited company, the Board of Directors of Grameenphone have a pivotal role to
play in meeting all stakeholders interests. The Board of Directors and the Management Team of
Grameenphone are committed to maintaining effective Corporate Governance through a culture
of accountability, transparency, well-understood policies and procedures. The Board of Directors
and the Management Team also persevere to maintain compliance of all laws of Bangladesh and
all internally documented regulations, policies and procedures.
Grameenphone is a truly transparent company that operates at the highest levels of integrity and
accountability on a global standard.
2.3 Corporate Social Responsibility: an integral part of GP
The shareholders of Grameenphone believe that Good development is good business. Since its
inception, Grameenphone has always considered Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as an
important function of the company.
Thus, CSR is an integral part of Grameenphone. The goal of a good CSR program is to make the
company a good corporate citizen of the country it operates in. The aim is to initiate or support
social development programs which have a direct impact in the development of the society, thus
making a company socially responsible.
Along with providing telecommunication services to more than six million people, providing direct
income-earning opportunities to more than 200,000 people and being one of the top corporate
taxpayers in the country, Grameenphone takes its CSR activities quite seriously.
An independent organization called Ideas & Insights conducted a survey late last year, among
people from different walks of life, on the CSR activities of different companies. CSR was the
central issue of this survey. According to the survey, GP has been recognized as among the most
socially responsible companies in the country.
2.4 Contact address
Head Office
Grameenphone Ltd.
Celebration Point, Road # 113 A, Plot 3 & 5
Gulshan, Dhaka-1212.
Ph: 9882990
Fax: 9882970
2.5 Internship Program at Grameenphone
The purpose of the Academic Internship Program at Grameenphone is to facilitate student
learning opportunities outside the classroom. Internships is experience-based learning that
enhance students academic and career goals.
Grameenphone internships provide students with both observational and hands-on learning
experiences designed to enhance their academic preparation and increase their ability to perform
on a professional level after graduation. Students apply knowledge from their academic
experiences to professional settings that are appropriate to receive practical experiences in
telecom field.
Guiding factors in the operation of the internship program are:
The students work must be related to his/her field of study and individual interest.
The working experience will ideally increase in difficulty and responsibility as the student
progresses.
The overall internship experience provides a global exposure of human resource issues,
business practice and the technology involved in efficient service.
How Students benefited from their internship at Grameenphone:
Critically analyze telecom business operations.
Develop manual skills use telecom equipment, and learn techniques, etc.
Develop self confidence and leadership ability while working with others
Determine whether a student has a real interest in the field.
Apply theory to actual work experience.
Identify weaknesses in the students own educational program.
Develop job placement opportunities
Earn 6 credit hours towards graduation.
CHAPTER THREE
OBJECTIVE AND METHODOLOGY
3.1 System Development Methodology
In general, methodology is a systematic description of the sequence of activities required to solve
a problem. In context to system development, methodology is a collection of procedures,
techniques, tools and documentation aids, which help the system developers in their efforts to
implement a new system. A system development methodology must provide means to:
Ensure that a consistent approach is applied to all project
Establish the system within a time limit and an acceptable cost
Reduce the risks associated with short-cuts
Records accurately the requirements for a system
 Monitor the progress of system development
Produce consistent and complete documentation
Indicate any changes which need to be made as early as possible
Maintain continuity of the project so that previous projects are easily
Understood by the new workers.
3.2 Overview of System Development Phases
The process of putting system into place and continuing and enhance them refer to system
development. System development process can divide into different phases and activities. No
matter what the phases are, the development project is some combination of problem,
opportunity and directives.
3.2.1 Preliminary Investigation
The perceived problems is defined training accounts system that triggered the projects and to
assess the risk of pursuing the project. Also to figure out the scope of the project, preliminary
requirements, constraints, project participants and schedule to establish the project charter. Few
identified requirements of the Training Accounts Information System project that are given
below:
The systems will response when end users need to add, modify or delete trainee information.
The systems will response when the status of the training and travel form has to be changed.
The systems will response when training and travel information has to the
recorded.
3.2.1.1 Time line of the Project
Project Management scheduling is one of the most essential factors. By scheduling, we distribute
the given time for the different phases of the project. It gives the project a pace and defines the
deliverables of the different phases. Following is the expected and actual work schedule.
Steps Timeline
Preliminary Investigation 5-8 Nov.
System analysis 9-12 Nov.
System design 13-15 Nov.
Programming 16-26 Nov.
Testing 27-29 Nov.
Conversion 30-2 Dec.
Maintenance 3-10 Dec.
Fig 3.2: Project Work Schedule
3.2.2 System Analysis
System Analysis is studying business systems to learn current methods and assess
effectiveness. This phase itself consists of component phases:
Problem Analysis (analyzing the current system)
Requirement Analysis
Decision Analysis
Feasibility Study
(a)Problem Analysis is the study of the existing training system. At first the problem analysis is
carried out to analyze the existing training in Grameenphone. The flaws and shortcomings of the
current system were identified.
(b)Requirement Analysis was conducted to identify the organizations information, the
requirement specifications for the new system.
(c)Decision Analysis identifies solutions, analyze their feasibility and recommend a new system.
(d)Feasibility Study was carried out to ascertain that the new project is viable and will be
accepted in the organization. Three major areas of feasibility study are:
1. Technical Feasibility
2. Economical Feasibility
3. Operational Feasibility
3.2.3 System Design
While system analysis describes what a system should do to meet information design of an
information system requirement. System design shows how the system will fulfill these objectives.
The design of information is the overall plan or model for that system.
(a) Process Modeling
Approach concentrated on the identification and understanding of the training and training record
keeping processes. So it required dedicated time on the proper Process Modeling since its
processes defines any system. Try to employed extensive use of the following graphical tools:
1. Data flow diagram
The Gane & Sarson approach is used to draw DFDs and designed the system.
2. Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD)
The Entity Relationship (ERD) model database design identifies the Entities (Tables), their
attributes, and their inter-relationship. Both logical and physical diagram are available.
3. Data Dictionary
The detailed data dictionary for the database is identified. All the different data to be stored in
each of the database tables.
3.2.4 Testing
Exhaustive and through testing must be conducted to as certain whether the Training Accounts
Information System produces right result. Testing of information system can be
broken down into three types of activities:
I. Unit Testing
II. System Testing
III. Acceptance Testing
3.3 Fact Finding Technique
The following are the fact-finding techniques that were used to determine the requirements of a
system: Interview, Questionnaire, Record Review, and Observation.
3.3.1 Interview
Ms. Ishrat Jahan (Manager, Training) of Grameenphone were Interviewed to collect all
the information related to training. Also Interviewed Mr. Rajib Alam Chowdhury (Officer, Training)
for further and internal information.
3.3.2 Questionnaire
Most of the information is collect by interviewing, record review and observation; as a result of
that questionnaire wasnt done here.
3.3.3 Record or Document Review
All the existing sample records about the admission system were checked very vigilantly. Like
Trainee information form, application status, the report of number of trainee were appear for
training in a particular quarter.
3.3.4 Observation
All the different steps that are performed sequentially in the system were very seriously observed.
With the help of training team personnel; it was easy to find out problem and overhead works
occurring in the system.
3.4 Software Application Aids Used
A number of Software aids will be used to facilitate the design and development phases. For the
graphical design approach, CASE (Computer Aided System Engineering) tool namely Microsoft
Visio will be used. Using this powerful software, the DFDs, and ERDs are drawn.
3.5 Physical Development
Every attempt was made to emphasize User-friendliness. Wherever possible options were put in
place to reduce or facilitate user input (e.g. Drop-down-lists, Comboboxes, Radio buttons etc.)
the unit test is done. A user-friendly menu will also develop with Visual Basic (VB). In the coding
phase, proper programming practices will follow in the development of the SQL server 2000
trigger code. Whenever compilation errors will encounter, extensive debugging will do to remove
them.
CHAPTER FOUR
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
4.1 Problem Analysis
In problem analysis the main key concern was to study the existing system, try to collect the
factual information from system users, find out the existing problems etc. Here also core
apprehension was to come across problem solutions and try to think and search the system
improvement techniques.
4.1.1 Existing System
One of the major goals of system analysis is to study an existing system, its working
environment, evaluate its effectiveness to meet the organizations requirements. In order to
analyze the existing system it is significant to learn current methods and assess effectiveness.
The problems in the existing system are analyzed and the requirements of the system are
defined.
Training Managers Office:
The core intention of Training Managers Office is store all the training applicant information in
such a way that whenever any information is required they can use it. Like applicant information
form, status, the report of number of applicant was appearing for training in a particular quarter.
How admission office help applicants
At first Training Managers Office do the counseling, means helping applicant-providing
applicant required information.
Help applicant to fill the training and travel form.
Inform the application status
They also inform the visa date those who passed the preliminary steps.
4.1.2 Problem in Existing System
Maintaining paper files to keep the interested training applicants information all together and
prepare the approved applicants list . Then they select the applicants to for training. As a
separate form is maintained for each trainee, whenever any necessary action takes place, they
have to find it out the required form and also the record is kept in the personal file of the trainee.
Due to the manual maintenance error occur during information processing. Whenever any report
is needed, all the personal files have to be searched which is absolutely waste of valuable time.
Again because of the lack of time none of the records has any backup copies so if any useful
paper is lost then they have to face a terrible situation. Then data cant be retrieved as
information. Thats why all the training unit of Grameenphone needs to develop a new reliable
process.
4.2 Requirement Analysis
In the software industry, catastrophic software failures are common. If the software is based on
inaccurate requirements, then despite well-written code and design, the software will be
unsatisfactory. Therefore a Systems Requirement Analysis is an important component of the
system development process. The specific findings which my requirement analysis of the system
yielded are listed below:
4.2.1 Purpose of the Training
In education, certification, counseling, and many other fields, training is a tool
or technique intended to bring up of knowledge, skills and/or abilities. The core purpose of
training is to develop the employee competence level.
4.2.2 Functional Requirements
What steps are performed (input, process, and output)?
For training management perform the following steps. These are listed below:
Step 1: Training applicants search common folder and collects the training and travel form.
Step 2: Filling the training and travel form applicants put forward the form to training office.
Step 3: Submitted forms are tartan that all the forms fills up perfectly.
Step 4: Data entry person enter the applicants information into the system.
Step 5: If applicants number is more than capacity then applicants list are sorted
according to supervisors need.
Step 6: Request mail from trainee/manager to training section
Step 7: Travel & Training form raised by the trainee after the approval from supervisor, and
department head
Step 8: Received Travel & Training form by training section
Step 9: Approval from training manager
Step 10: Approval from Cost control
Step 11: Approval from CTO
Step 12: A1 send to the vendor for the final confirmation of the training seat
Step 13: Travel and Training form forwarded to Finance by Cost control
Step 14: Approval and budgetary conformation from Finance budget unit and CFO
Step 15: Approval from Director HR
Step 16: Approval from MD
Step 17: Approval from HRD
Step 18: Received Invitation Letter from vendor
Step 19: Visa processing starts from Travel desk (HR)
Step 20: Ticket confirmation from Travel Desk (HR)
4.2.3 Nonfunctional Requirements
Where are they performed?
The most of the steps are performed in training office. In this process different
unit, accounts department and higher administration of the company also involve.
Who performed them?
Manager: For sending trainee there is a manager to brief up the detail to
Applicants and his/her managers and looking up the eligibility and status of the
applicants.
Officer: They enter relevant data into the system. Also they generate required reports for
management. They help manager to manage the training
How often it is done?
The process of sending employee for training is a continuous process.
How great is the volume of transaction?
The volume of transaction is not fixed, it fluctuates. It depends on the number of
applicants employee. However, all the information is responsive, so the information is
very care fully handled.
Who uses the resulting information?
Management needs the resulting information for analyzing and taking decision.
4.3 Constraints
Does a problem exist and what is the cause?
i) Problem
It is mentioned earlier that the system is paper based. For this reason
All the processes are time consuming
Processes are not effective in rush hour as they are using few books for
different transactions.
Errors are occurring most of the time.
Sometimes there are data redundancy problems.
If useful and important paper gets lost then they do not have any kind of
backup system for data recovery. So it lacks data security.
Information searching is very much time consuming.
Last but not the least it makes work tiring.
Solution
The new system will be automated and there will be simultaneous multiple user login
facility to keep records of the various transactions. This new system will reduce the
redundancy of data. Data backup mechanism will be introduced in the automated
system. Searching option will be given that will save valuable time. Users will find
interest by using the automated system.
ii) Problem
Top management need different kinds of report like how many applicants get the training for a
particular quarter. They also have to compare different information. These require customized
reports. With this existing paper based system it takes long time to deliver requested reports to
management.
Solution
But the new system will offer customized report generation facility that will reduce work pressure
and will save valuable time.
4.4 Feasibility Study
4.4.1 Technical Feasibility
The solution has the full technical feasibility, because our solution can be implemented with the
available hardware, software and technical resources that are present at training unit. I will use
SQL Server as backend and Visual Basic at front-end which is very friendly to the users. The new
proposed Training Accounts Information System will be operating on the following
hardware:
Machines consists of: Pentium IV 1.8 Processor, 40GB Hard drive, Mother Board
Intel, Sound Card, AGP card, Network Interface Card, 15 inch Monitor, Standard
Keyboard, Mouse and Printer.
Server machine are UNIX based Sun Solaris Server machines. Reason behind to use this
hardware
All the accessories are available in the market.
Easy to set up.
Work will be Faster.
4.4.2 Operational Feasibility:
When an organization develops its new system, it involves additional cost. Implementing system
will not require much training of the personnel. So it saves both time and money. The staff of
those departments may feel uncomfortable while using the system and it will take some time
before they start working efficiently using the system. This might cause the company to incur
economic losses. On the other hand, as soon as the employees get acquainted with the new
system, the company will start getting benefit from the system Companys daily activities will be
done more efficiently and the company will get economic benefits from it. This may be considered
as an outcome of an investment. The following benefits will be provided by my new system:
(a) It will save time for organizational activities.
(b) It will make the employee more flexible.
(c) It will eliminate errors in organizational processes.
(d) It will avoid complication and to makes work more comfortable.
4.4.3 Economical Feasibility
The system will change the working environment rapidly. Once the system is implemented, there
will be no more sluggish activities and erroneous movements from any staff. Since, the new
system is designed according to the specification of the management and end users there will be
no problem for the users of the system to operate on the system. The system is also designed to
overcome the existing barriers of the organization. Moreover, the use of this system will not have
any effect in organizations culture, task, politics and standard operating procedures. The input
and output screen of the system are designed to give a better GUI for the users. The system is
also easy to operate and necessary tips/instructions will be given to the user during validation,
verification and errors. The new system will make the problem solving activities more reliable,
error free, efficient, flexible and acceptable to the overall end users. As less time and personnel is
required means less expenses and better profit.
4.5 Feasibility Study Analysis
Therefore, after careful consideration of all the feasibility factors affecting the system
development project, it can be stated that the project is feasible for Grameenphone.
CHAPTER FIVE
SYSTEM DESIGN
System Design refers to the reconstructing of the components and the functions identified during
the System Analysis phase to produce the backbone of the software product. The goal of the
system design phase is
Determining which system components will cover which requirements in the system
specification, and
How these system components will work together.
The design phase is concerned with technology-based views of the systems Data, Process and
Interfaces. The system is designed with the aim of fulfilling the requirements identified in the
System Analysis phase. For this project both two designs- Logical Design and Physical Design
are applied.
5.1 Data Flow Diagram (DFD)
A data flow diagram (DFD) is graphic representation of the flow of data through business
functions or processes. More generally, a data flow diagram is used for the visualization of data
processing. It illustrates the processes, data stores, and external entities, data flows in a business
or other system and the relationships between these things.
5.1.1 Context Level DFD
The highest level of DFD becomes the Context Diagram. This puts the system to be analyzed
into context by showing the external people, processes and systems with which the system as a
whole interacts. This is similar to the Unified Modeling Language action diagrams.The context
level diagram of Training Accounts Information System is shown here. In this diagram the basic
work process of the software is shown. From this diagram it is identified that how in the system
applicants collect admission form, submit it, how applicants are chosen after written test, viva-
voice and then reports with all information are send to the management. The over view of the
Training Accounts Information System are shown here as at a glance
Training Accounts Information System
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View
Context Level
5.1.2 System Diagram
System level diagram is the explosion of the context level diagram. Each process is numbered
with an integer, generally starting from the upper left-hand corner of the diagram and working
toward the lower right-hand corner. The major data stores and all external entities are included on
system diagram. From the system level diagram of Training Accounts Information System can be
divided, identify total five subsystems. These subsystems or process describes the feathers of
each part of the total system in small segments and each segment describes the individual part of
the program. The subsystems we have in the Training Accounts Information System of
Grameenphone are as bellow:
Application Process
Selection Process
Budget Process
Application Progress Process
Feedback Process
Training Accounts Information System
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View
System Level
Selection Process: Managers select employee by searching their past training history
Training Accounts Information System
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View (Level 1)
Selection Process
Application Process: In this process I tried to describe form distribution, collection and verification.
When Applicants come and request for training form, is given to him/her. After fill up, applicants
return it. Collected forms are then verified means applicants fill the form properly or not. Afterward
Applicants information is stored in the system.
Training Accounts Information System
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View (Level 1)
Application Process
Budget process: Business control and managers keep budget information. After raising the
application .
Training Accounts Information System
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View (Level 1)
Budget Process
Application progress process: Training and travel form passes through 16 internal steps to
accomplish the training.
Training Accounts Information System
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View (Level 1)
Application Progress Process
Feedback process: Returning from the training , trainee fills up a feedback form to evaluate the
training.
Training Accounts Information Syatem
Data Flow Diagram
Logical View (Level 1)
Feedback Process
5.2 Entity Relation Diagram
5.2.1 Logical ERD
Essentially a database system is a computerized record-keeping system. It is regarded as a kind
of electronic filing cabinet i.e., it is repository or container for a collection of computerized data
files. Entity-Relationship Model (E-R Model) is a very functional tool for modeling the entities and
their relationship in real world entities. So, the help of ERD model is being taken for the data
requirements of Training Accounts Information System.
Training Account Information System
Entity Relationship Diagram
Logical Representation
5.2.2 Physical ERD
Training Account Information System
Entity Relationship Diagram
Physical Representation
Use Case Diagram
Figure 5.10: Use case diagram of Training Accounts Information System
Table no:5.1
Table Name: Use case analysis of selection employee for training
USE CASE NAME: Selection employee for training
ACTOR(s): Managers of technical division
DESCRIPTION: This use case describe how managers select employee for training.
REFERENCES:
TYPECAL COURSE
OF EVENTS ACTOR ACTION SYSTEM RESPONSE
STEP 1: This use case begins when Training unit ask for employee for training.
STEP 3: Managers check previous training history .
STEP 4: Managers select trainee.
STEP 2: System provides all past training history to managers.
ALTERNATIVE
COURSE: STEP 2: Managers can search by manually
PRECONDITION: Training must be related to employees work
POSTCONDITION: None at this time.
ASSUMPTION: None at this time.
Table no: 5.2
Table Name: Use case analysis of Application process
USE CASE NAME: Raise application
ACTOR(s): Trainee
DESCRIPTION: This use case describe how trainee raise training and travel form.
REFERENCES:
TYPECAL COURSE
OF EVENTS ACTOR ACTION SYSTEM RESPONSE
STEP 1: This use case begins when managers tell employee to raise training and travel form.
STEP 2: Trainee find the form into common folder.
STEP 4: Trainee fills up the form.
STEP 5: Approval from manager.
STEP 5: Approval from department head.
STEP 6: System store the application.
ALTERNATIVE
COURSE: STEP 2: Form can be stored in Training.TD file
PRECONDITION: Manager has to select employee for training
POSTCONDITION: None at this time.
ASSUMPTION: None at this time.
CHAPTER SIX
TESTING
In this chapter the discussion is about the software testing part. Testing is the process of
exercising a program with the specific intent of finding errors prior to delivery to the end user. It
tells about the performance of the system. It is also very important feature of any data entry
system. Testing is done to find the errors or any kind of invalid input. So it also involves
evaluating the result.
6.1 Steps Performed for Testing
The testing has been performed by the following steps:
Applications higher-risk aspects have been identified, priorities are set, and
scope and limitations of tests are determined.
Test approaches and methods unit, integration, functional, system, load, usability tests, etc.
have been determined
 Test environment requirements (hardware, software, communications, etc.)
are determined Requirements, functional design, and internal design specifications and other
necessary documents have been obtained.
Project-related personnel and their responsibilities, reporting requirements, required standards
and processes have been determined.
Input test data domain have been identified
Tasks and required person-hour have been defined.
Schedule estimates, timelines, milestones have been set
Test plan document is defined and needed reviews/approvals are achieved
Specific Test cases are written
Reviews/inspections/approvals of test cases are achieved
Tests are conducted according to specification
Evaluation is done and reports are submitted.
Un handled errors and bugs are recoded and notification is sent to project manager
The testing cycle went on until final approve came from software manager.
6.2 Testing Classification
Testing of Information System can be broken down into three types of activities. These are Unit
testing, System testing and Acceptance testing. In this project Unit testing and System testing
were done.
6.2.1 Unit testing
Unit testing is the most micro scale of testing; to test particular functions or code modules,
typically done by the programmer and not by testers, as it requires detailed knowledge of the
internal program design and code. Not always easily done unless the application has a well-
designed architecture with tight code; may require developing test driver modules or test
harnesses. In unit testing each program are separately tested. It focuses on the modules to
locate errors. If any error found, the module is revised and possible cause of error is defined and
corrected. The thing that is considered to do the unit testing are narrated below-
The forms are tested to ensure that information flows into and out properly.
Data are examined to ensure that data stored temporarily maintains its integrity during all steps
in an algorithms execution.
All independent paths (basis paths) through the control structure are exercised to ensure that all
statements in a form executed at least once.
Boundary conditions are tested to ensure that the forms operate properly at boundaries
established to limit or restrict processing.
Finally all error handling paths are tested.
Testing was done with wrong password; mandatory fields are filled up
or not and also invalid inputs.
6.2.2 System Testing
System testing tests the functioning of the system as a whole in order to determine if discrete
modules will function together as planned. It means integration of the modules and test whether
they performed properly. All the modules and forms were tested to see whether they working
perfectly or not. Also all the modules, forms and buttons were tested to integrate perfectly.
The beneath is the training form and information is available.
Whenever the Save button is clicked then information is saved.
6.2.3 Acceptance testing
Acceptance testing means the final certification that the system is ready to be used in production
setting. It is not done yet because this software is only for one part of the total business process.
After completing and integrating all the modules, the entire software will be installed in all the
machines and then the users will test to find out the lacking of the computerized system. In
testing part tester must input data as an end user. Also the software must give some kind of
warnings or error messages to warn or instruct the end users.
CHAPTER SEVEN
CONCLUSION
7.1 Limitation
Training Accounts Information System (TAIS) was chosen from Grameenphone to accomplish
internship project. While doing this project a lot of moral as well as physical support from the
supervisor and employees of training unit of Grameenphone. The system has been developed
using SQL server as the backend and the front-end User Interface was developed using
Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) suit. The system now awaits the completion of the testing phase and
the actual implementation (installation) at Competence. Some knowledge surrounded by the
books was there but in real life is not like that got some practical knowledge and with this project
started to explore my practical knowledge. There was not any binding while doing this project
which clarifies that worked here independently.
There is nothing in this world which is free from drawbacks. My project also got some drawbacks.
These are discussed below:
The main problem related with drawbacks was found is a very short period of
time. Because of a short time the project was not done with an organized way as it should be.
Mainly testing part has some lacking.
 This software is one of the earliest developed real life problem and for that reason not properly
organized whether it will be a time consuming or not.
7.2 Conclusion
While doing this project tried to put best effort on it and follow the standards, techniques. The
target of database based software is not just to enter the records, but also to analyze and
represent them to the management for making decisions and corrective plans. At the end of the
Training Accounts Information System reports are produced to serve the management needs and
provide them with accurate picture of the transaction records in summarized form. In fine, want to
mention that here learned how to work in professional environment with challenges in the real
development world, how to improve coding and design techniques and how to cope with different
working situations. Throughout the whole development process got the chance to implement
theoretical knowledge of computer science that learnt over last 4 years from respected faculty
members of Independent University. Not only that, through report writing got to know how to
compose professional and formal reports for any project or research works. After working in a
real-life project, have grown a new respect and appreciation for this line of work.