The population in the sub city is increasing, creating problems for the existing manual resident information management system. This system takes too much time, can lose or damage files, and does not back up data or ensure data security. It also does not allow for easy searching or centralized data storage. The general objective of this project is to develop a web-based resident record management system for the sub city to address these issues. Specific objectives include understanding the current system, specifying requirements, developing a centralized database, designing interactive interfaces, deploying and testing the system, and securely storing and easily updating residents' information and profiles.
The population in the sub city is increasing, creating problems for the existing manual resident information management system. This system takes too much time, can lose or damage files, and does not back up data or ensure data security. It also does not allow for easy searching or centralized data storage. The general objective of this project is to develop a web-based resident record management system for the sub city to address these issues. Specific objectives include understanding the current system, specifying requirements, developing a centralized database, designing interactive interfaces, deploying and testing the system, and securely storing and easily updating residents' information and profiles.
The population in the sub city is increasing, creating problems for the existing manual resident information management system. This system takes too much time, can lose or damage files, and does not back up data or ensure data security. It also does not allow for easy searching or centralized data storage. The general objective of this project is to develop a web-based resident record management system for the sub city to address these issues. Specific objectives include understanding the current system, specifying requirements, developing a centralized database, designing interactive interfaces, deploying and testing the system, and securely storing and easily updating residents' information and profiles.
The population in the sub city is increasing, creating problems for the existing manual resident information management system. This system takes too much time, can lose or damage files, and does not back up data or ensure data security. It also does not allow for easy searching or centralized data storage. The general objective of this project is to develop a web-based resident record management system for the sub city to address these issues. Specific objectives include understanding the current system, specifying requirements, developing a centralized database, designing interactive interfaces, deploying and testing the system, and securely storing and easily updating residents' information and profiles.
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1.1.
Statement of the Problem
The number of population in the sub city is increasing due to different reason. This information gained from in Biqa sub city management system. Many problems happen around the existing system that initiates us to do this project. Some of the problems that faced are the sub city applies manual way of recording resident’s information, processing of tasks and has no web site. The manual resident information management system is time taking, unqualified, and cannot satisfy the need. Due to this reason, the existing manual processing system has the following noticeable problems. The resident files are register manually by the record officer so that, record officer consumes more time to prepare the resident files, File control mechanism is very tedious, resident files can be lost or cancelled by someone because files are found on the shelf and on tables of the office, the current file documentation is simply record on paper which is difficult to retrieve. It takes wide area to store the whole resident profile and it is not protected from different damage like fire, rain, and flood for a long period of time. The existing system is manual so there no evidence to back-up the system in case of lost or damage of files. The problem of Issue of ID cards that poses tremendous difficulties due to loss or misplacement of personal files. Data recording system is not centralized or not in the modern system which is difficult to easily search. It creates wastages of material. There is the problem of data confidentiality, there is a problem of residents can be register two or more times as a resident. Improper management; the existing system does not create smooth workflow between employees of the sub city. In addition, the existing system has problems in the manual service delivery system in the area of ID card and clearance. The data handling and manipulation mechanism is not secured or exposed damage. And the other thing is that customer is not satisfied with the service Because of keep long time to get service. This Information is gained from existing system of Biqa sub city and we interview the administrator. 1.3. Objectives of the project 1.3.1. General objectives The general objective of this project is to develop web based Resident Record management system in Adama town for Biqa sub city.
1.3.2. Specific objectives
In order to achieve the general objective, we have the following specific objectives:
To understand the existing system
To specify the requirements of resident Information Recording System To develop centralized data base To design model of the proposed system with appropriate modeling language. To design interactive and user-friendly interfaces. To deploy the system until it fit the objective. To test the system until it fit the objective. To secure and safe residents confidential record To provides detailed information about the residents. To easily updates resident’s profile.
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