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Interactive Social Networking System

FARHAD HUSSEIN SHAH MURAD1, K.JEBERSON2
1
Msc Student, Dept of CSE, Iraqi Ministry of Education, General Directorate of Vocational Education,
SHIATS, Allahabad, India, E-mail: fhza.1969@yahoo.com.
2
Associate Professor, Dept of Computer Science & IT, SHIATS-Allahabad, India.

Abstract: In today’s fast paced life, it has become increasingly difficult to keep in touch with your buddies, at the same time
your buddy network is also increasing. Every day you get to meet with a new friend and you really find him/her interesting
enough to make this relationship go longer. Now the problem we face is that the traditional e mailing system is no longer faster
than the required scenario. Moreover accessing all your buddies at the same time through the e mail is difficult. Social networks
have gained popularity recently with the advent of sites such as MySpace, Friendster, Facebook, etc. The number of users
participating in these networks is large, e.g., a hundred million in MySpace, and growing. These networks are a rich source of
data as users populate their sites with personal information. Of particular interest in this paper is the graph structure induced by
the friendship links.

Keywords: Social Networking, Internet, Cloud Computing.

I. INTRODUCTION target marketing schemes can be designed based on clusters,

We define social network sites as web-based services that
allow individuals to construct a public or semi-public profile
within a bounded system, articulate a list of other users with
whom they share a connection, and view and traverse their
list of connections and those made by others within the
system. The nature and nomenclature of these connections
may vary from site to site. While we use the term "social
network site" to describe this phenomenon, the term "social
networking sites" also appears in public discourse, and the
two terms are often used interchangeably. We chose not to
employ the term "networking" for two reasons: emphasis and
scope. "Networking" emphasizes relationship initiation, often
between strangers. While networking is possible on these
sites, it is not the primary practice on many of them, nor is it
what differentiates them from other forms of computer-
mediated communication (CMC).
II. PROPOSED WORK
Social networks have gained popularity recently with the
advent of sites such as MySpace, Friendster, Facebook, etc.
The number of users participating in these networks is large,
e.g., a hundred million in MySpace, and growing. These
networks are a rich source of data as users populate their sites
with personal information. Of particular interest in this paper
is the graph structure induced by the friendship links. A
fundamental problem related to these networks is the
discovery of clusters or communities. Intuitively, a cluster is
a collection of individuals with dense friendship patterns
internally and sparse friendships externally. We give a
precise definition of a cluster shortly. There are many reasons
to seek tightly-knit communities in networks, for instance,
and it has been claimed that terrorist cells can be identified.
Cluster is a group of objects that belong to the same class. In
other words the similar object are grouped in one cluster and
dissimilar are grouped in other cluster. Clustering is the
process of making group of abstract objects into classes of
similar objects. A cluster of data objects can be treated as a
one group. While doing the cluster analysis, we first partition
the set of data into groups based on data similarity and then
assign the label to the groups. The main advantage of
Clustering over classification is that, It is adaptable to
changes and help single out useful features that distinguished
different groups.
A. Material and Methods
A fundamental problem related to these networks is the
discovery of clusters or communities. Intuitively, a cluster is
a collection of individuals with dense friendship patterns
internally and sparse friendships externally. We give a
precise definition of a cluster shortly. There are many reasons
to seek tightly-knit communities in networks, for instance,
target marketing schemes can be designed based on clusters,
and it has been claimed that terrorist cells can be identified.
The application performs the following operations.
Module Description:
The following modules are introduced in to our
application.
 Registered User Module
 Guest User Module
 Admin Module

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 Can search a user by specific character.
 Can search the user by different criteria like
Qualification, religion, Country etc.

Fig.1. ‘0’ Level DFD.

User Module: This module assist for registering a new user

as well as the following operations will perform by the
registered users-
 Can update the profile after registration
 Can send the scraps
 Can send the private messages to other registered
users.
 Can send the friend request to other registered users
 Can delete our account

Fig.3. admin operation ( ‘2’ Level DFD).

B. Entity Relationship Diagram

Fig.2. user profile update window ( ‘1’ Level DFD).

Guest User Module: Any person who is visiting our

application will treat as guest. The guest can perform the
following operations-
 can register himself as a user
 can see the news
 can see the list of registered users
 can learn the terms and conditions

Admin Module: The administrator can manage a registered

user. The following tasks are performed by the administrator-
 Can see the details of registered users
 Can see the personal, professional, Social and
contact details of any selected user.
 Can see the friend list chain of any selected user. Fig.4. ER diagram.

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 Interactive Social Networking System
C. Execution Process
 Before using the Interactive Social Networking System
the user must register.
 After registration the user can login.
 There is two view of my application. First view is user
view and the second view is administrator view. User
can enjoy the facility of social networking and the
administrator can see the various kind of information
related to user in form of clustering.
 Any user can register himself, at the time of registration
the user only given the basic information & after
registration the user can update their profile details.
 The logged in user can send the friend request to other
user and after confirmation of next one they can share
their information with each other.
 The user can also change their profile photo.
 For opening the administrator panel the administrator
must provide the username and the password.
 The administrator can visit the profile details of any
selected users.
 The administrator can also see the friend chain of any
selected user.
 For showing the cluster information I have used the
characters based searching process in which the
administrator will select a particular character and
according to selected characters the user list will
displayed.
 There are also some other criteria by which the admin
can search the registered user like based on
qualification, country etc.
III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Social networking is itself a big job in the sense of
programming. Now a day's social networking sites likes
facebook, twitter a doing very well. I cannot say that I have
done a novel job here but I tried to create a social web
application like orkut which is big job itself for a single
programmer. Where the user can manage their profile and
can do all the things whatever could be done in an average
social networking site .The uniqueness of my application is
admin module here I tried to represent the admin view of the
registered users. The admin can perform a lot of queries on
the registered users, Here is the details of some exiting social
networking sites.
A. Comparison of System Developed With Similar
Existing Systems
Social networking site like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn
are increasingly likely to provide value to nonprofits looking
to have online conversations and reach new constituents.
The sites are fairly different from each other, however
Facebook is particularly good at promoting discussion and
events, while Twitter is particularly good for connecting with
like-minded organizations and the media and LinkedIn
provides an interesting way to network with potential new
supporters. The Table .1 give the feature details of some
exiting social networking sites and my web application
Interactive Social Networking System.
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TABLE I: Comparison
IV. CONCLUSION
In this dissertation, we implement a cloud clustering by
which we can show the data in form of different patterns and
criteria. Social networking is a latest and very popular
concept now a days, however a lot of work has been done on
this concept. Here I tried to implement a clustering system
which will show the user related data. Social Network
provides the dataset to our system on which the clustering
techniques are applied. Here the important is the admin
section of my project. Here the administrator can perform the
user related enquiry with simple and advanced GUI pattern. I
tried to implement a modern and advanced GUI by which the
administrator can generate the query without taking pain.
Finally I want to say that searching the user by their existing
character was a great experience for me. I have generate all
thing dynamic so the change in the social networking part
will directly reflect here.
A. Future Scope
Due to shortage of time and some of my technical
limitation some future work I can suggest like here I did not
implement the live chatting although it is an integral part of
the social network but due to my limited technical skill I was
unable to do it. Second and important thing is the clustering
concept. Here I use the database query for generating the
cluster based information but in future I will try to implement
some cluster based algorithm. Social Network is a well-
developed concept and very high standard of services and
concepts are used by social networking sites like facebook
and twitter. To comparing with these sites will not be good
because there is a lot of persons are doing work for them but
I will try to make much better social networking site as it can
and I will host it on a web server. So that any person can
access this and can enjoy this whenever is needed.
V. REFERENCES
[1] A Word About Social Networking 2007.
[2] Alessandro Cecconi, Research Paper on Social
Networking, Nova Southeastern University, December 17,
2007.
[3] Anup Mathew (2012), Survey Paper on Security &
Privacy Issues in Cloud Storage Systems.
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[4] Charles Steinfield, Nicole Ellison, Cliff Lampe, and
Jessica Vitak, Online Social Network Sites and the Concept
of Social Capital, 2012.
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Author’s Profile:
Farhad Hussein Shah Murad the B.SC.
Degree in Computer Science from
University of Mustansiriya, Baghdad, Iraq,
in 2004, Study M.SC. Degree in Computer
Science & I.T., SHIAT, Allahabad, India.
His research interest includes Interactive
Social Networking System.

Mrs. Klinsega. Jeberson Assistant

Professor (Sr. Grade)Dept. of Comp. Sc.
& I.T Sam Higginbottom Institute of
Agriculture, Technology and Sciences
Shepherd School of Eng. & Tech.
SHIATS Allahabad, India-211007r_
segavijayakumar@rediffmail.com. Areas
of Interest: Web Technologies, Data Mining.

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