CONTENTS

CHAPTER NO Page No
LIST OF FIGURES
ABSTRACT
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.1. ABOUT THE PROJET 1
CHAPTER 2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS 2
2.1. EXISTING SYSTEM 2
2.1.1. DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM 2
2.2. PROPOSED SYSTEM 2
2.2.1. ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM 2
2.3. FEASIBILITY STUDY 2
2.3.1. Economic Feasibility 3
2.3.2. Technical Feasibility 3
2.3.3. Social Feasibility 3
CHAPTER 3. SYSTEM REQUIREMENT 4
3.1. HARDWARE REQUIREMENT 4
3.2. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT 4
CHAPTER 4. MODULE DESCRIPTION 5
4.1. MODULES 5
4.1.1. Admin 5
4.1.2. Driver or User 5
4.2. INPUT DESIGN 5
4.3. OBJECTIVES 6
4.4. OUTPUT DESIGN 6
CHAPTER 5. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 8
5.1. FEATURES 8
5.2. LIBRARIES 9
5.3. ANDROID RUNTIME 10
5.4. LINUX KERNEL 10
5.5. HARDWARE RUNNING ANDROID 11
5.6. ANDROID OPERATION SYSTEM 13
5.7. IMPORTANT ANDROID COMPONENTS 13
5.8. DOWNLOAD THE ANDROID SDK 15
5.9. INSTALLING THE SDK 16
5.10. ECLIPSE 23
5.11. ARCHITECTURE 24
5.12. HISTORY 25
5.13. JAVA DEVELOPMENT TOOLS 27
5.14. ANDROID SOURCE CODE 28
5.14.1. The Following Step is Optional 28
5.14.2. Create an Android Emulator Device 28
CHAPTER 6. SYSTEM DESIGN 31
6.1. UML DIAGRAMS 31
6.1.1. Goals 31
6.1.2. Use Case Diagram 32
 6.1.3. Class Diagram 32
6.1.4. Sequence Diagram 33
6.1.5. Activity Diagram 34
6.1.6. Collaboration Diagram 34
6.1.7. Component Diagram 35
6.1.8 Deployment diagram 35
CHPATER 7. SYSTEM TESTING 36
7.1. TYPES OF TESTS 36
7.1.1. Unit Testing 36
7.1.2. Integration Testing 36
7.1.3. Functional Test 37
7.1.4. System Test 37
7.1.5 White Box Testing 37
7.1.6. Black Box Testing 38
7.2. UNIT TESTING 38
7.2.1. Test strategy and approach 38
7.2.2. Integration Testing 38
7.3. TEST RESULTS 39
7.3.1. Acceptance Testing 39
7.4. TEST RESULTS 39
CHAPTER 8. SCREEN SHOTS 40
CHAPTER 9. CODING 43
CHAPTER 10. CONCLUSION 48
CHAPTER 11. BIBILOGRAPHY 49