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ABSTRACT

The project entitled E-Deal Management System is developedon behalf of Elysium Group Of Companies.

A system for generating, in a retail store, a printable discount coupon

image solely in response to a customer's action concerning the purchase of

an item.

The system includes at least one customer checkout terminal, a store

controller, a file for storing the terms of at least one coupon deal . The triggering product in the customer order, associates it with the coupon

deal, and automatically generates data defining at least one discount

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost I concede the surviving presence and the

flourishing refinement of ALMIGHTY GOD for his concealed hand yetsubstantial all through the project.

My sincere thanks to Dr.M.Sachithanantham B.E., M.Tech.,

Ph.D., Principal, K.L.N. College of Information Technology , for

providing facilities to successfully carry the project work.

My sincere thanks to Mr.N.Ayyanathan

MCA.,P.G.D.C.A.,P.G.M.M.., (Ph.D.,)

Director of Department of Computer Applications, K.L.N. College of

Information Technology , for his encouragement throughout the project

work.

I sincerely thank Mrs.B.Sarojini MCA, M.Phil(COMP.SC.),(PH.D) , for

her valuable guidance and constant encouragement that helped me to

complete the project. I also thank my Guide Ms.M.Seethalakshmi

M.C.A., M.Phil, Lecturer, Department of M.C.A for her constant

encouragement, kind co-operation, valuable suggestions and support

rendered in making my project a success.

I offer my whole hearted thanks to Mr.K.Rajasekar M.C.A External

Guide, AMAIN INFOTECH for her kind cooperation in office development lab

& culminating in the successful completion of project work.

I also thank all the other Staff Members of the department of

Computer Applications who gave me many suggestions from time-time

that made my project work better and well furnished.

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I take this beautiful opportunity to thank my Parents and my

Friends for giving me so much confidence and strength to work on our

project.

Saravan

an.S.S.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER NO TITLE PAGE NO

Abstract iList of Tables viii

List of Figures ix

1 INTRODUCTION 9

1.1. Introduction

1.2. Corporate profile

1.3. Problem Definition

2 SYSTEM ANALYSIS & DESIGN 13

2.1. Problem Analysis

2.2. System requirements

2.3. H/W & S/W Specification

2.4. System Design

2.5. Modular Design

2.5.1. Context Flow Diagrams

2.5.2. Data Flow Diagrams

2.6. Algorithms

2.7. Coding implementation

3 TESTING & IMPLEMENTATION 32

3.1. Testing

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3.1.1. Unit Testing

3.1.2. Integration Testing

3.1.3. User Acceptance Testing

3.2. Implementation & Maintenance3.3. Enhancements & Future work

3.4. Conclusion

4 APPENDICES 39

A Screen Shots

B Overall Table DesignC References

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LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE NO FIGURE NAME PAGE NO

1 usecase diagram 282 Context flow diagram 293 Sequence Diagram 304 Data flow diagram 31

CHAPTER 1

1. INTRODUCTION

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The vast majority of computer and communication systems use

passwords in order to identify users. Unfortunately, in ubiquitous alpha-

numeric password schemes, users tend to choose passwords withpredictable characteristics, related to how easy they are to remember. To

overcome the vulnerabilities of textual passwords, a lot of alternative

techniques have been proposed such as visual or graphical login, biometric

systems and fingerprint verification. In this paper we focus on graphical

password techniques

1.1. ORGANIZATION PROFILEElysium Group Of Companies

Introduction:

To illuminate the world we started Elysium Technologies to

serve humanity utmost to their satisfaction. Our propensity to

service induce us to expand our horizons as we plunge into eleventh

year and our growth stands as landmarks in the field of excellence.

Elysium knows knowledge is unbound and realizes the margin fades

forever and ever as it moves.

But within its boundaries, the disseminated knowledge

embodies the spirit of enquiry, research and quality. Our search is

incessant, our service is ceaseless and our perseverance untiring.

Distribution of right knowledge, dispersal of wisdom and creation of

individuals of distinction is our pursuit.

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Elysium has grown and matured with every successful project

delivered. The challenges and hurdles we have faced over the years

have helped us to streamline and build strong processes. Elysium

has emerged as a strong and stable organization that our clients can

entrust on without any risk. In fact, our client list has grown, and

most importantly we have retained each and every client that we

have served so far. These achievements have given Elysium the

strength to surge ahead into a promising future.

About Us

Elysium group of companies have grown to its current position as the

largest global solutions firm in Asia on the basis of its outstanding service

record, collaborative partnerships, innovative and corporate responsibility.

We are proud of our heritage, which is founded in 1999.

Our mission reflects the Elysium Group's longstanding commitment

to provide excellence to help customers to achieve their business

objectives and by providing innovative ideas, best in solutions and

services. Our vision is to be one of the top 10 global service providers by

the year 2010. Our values: Leading change, Integrity, Respect for the

individual, Excellence, Learning and sharing. Our ability is to deliver high-

quality services and solutions.

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Elysium Technologies, leading digitization solutions provider

catering to the needs of enterprises in Tamil Nadu Founded in 1999

by a band of offspring's from some of the leading software

companies in Madurai. Engineers at Elysium Technologies gained

their expertise by executing projects varying from Website roll out to

e-commerce portal development. We have experts in Web

development and design, Multimedia CD presentation for Corporatist.

Vision And Mission

Elysium is a social utility that helps people to excel in their

profession and communicate more efficiently with their friends,

family and coworkers. The company develops technologies that

facilitate the sharing of information through this site.

Mission Statement

"Elysium will actively promote and preserve the highest

standards of quality and ethical values in customer care, education,

training and research and will pursue excellence in all these areas

while consciously meeting the expectations of the people it serves

without prejudice and in all fairness stay socially meaningful in its

propagation of support and strength to humanity at large".

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Our mission reflects the Elysium Group's longstanding

commitment to provide excellence to help customers to achieve their

business objectives and by providing innovative ideas, best in

solutions and services. Our vision is to be one of the top 10 global

service providers by the year 2010. Our values: Leading change,

Integrity, Respect for the individual, Excellence, Learning and

sharing. Our ability is to deliver high-quality services and solutions.

1.2. PROBLEM DEFINITION.

we investigated the security of the Pass-Points graphical password scheme

and the suitability of the underlying images, by providing a model that

predicts the

users' click points and their saliency value. From this we predicted the

entropy of a click point in a graphical pass-word.

We tested our model experimentally on two images. We analyzed the

password security of those underlying images by computing the entropy of

a click point, and we compared

the predictions produced by our model with data consisting of roughly 100

actual passwords selected by users

. Inthese (very small) images our model was able to predict 70-80% of the

user click positions (Table 2). The results show that our model can be used

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to evaluate the suitability of an underlying image for the PassPoints

system.

Our model could be improved by extending the FoA mapso that, in additionto centroids of regions, it includes midand end points of edges in the

image, as well as corner points

or tips of pointy regions. Moreover, in image segmentation,texture

information may be included to get better results in natural images. A

more dicult, but very important

improvement of the model would be to include \high-level" factors of

attraction (i.e., based on image \content").

we only considered individual click points. In order to predict entire

passwords we must consider the correlations between click points in a

graphical password. Finally, for

a better experimental test of our model we would need to collect

thousands of graphical password data for types of images

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CHAPTER 2

2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS & DESIGN

2.1 PROBLEM ANALYSIS

EXITSING SYSTEM

1.3.2. PROPOSED SYSEM

In the online shopping, internet marketing and every e-commerce

site is launching new features and offering something new to attract more

and more customers.

The latest talks about online discount coupons. That means one get rebate

in a particular outlet on various products.

High discounts are given on the products to gain more satisfiedcustomers.

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FEASIBILITY STUDY

In the system survey we conduct the feasibility study. The key

considerations involved in the feasibility are:

Economic feasibility

Technical feasibility

Behavioral feasibility

Operational feasibility

The proposed system must be evaluated from a technical view point first,

and if technical feasibility their impact on the organization must be

assessed. If compatible, behavioral system can be devised. Then they

must be tested for economical feasibility.

TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY

The assessment of technical feasibility must be based on an outline

design of system requirements in terms of input, output, fields, programs,

and procedures. This can be qualified in terms of volumes of data, trends,

frequency of updating, cycles of activity etc, in order to give an

introduction of technical system.

BEHAVIORAL FEASIBILITY

People are inherently resisted to change and computers have been

known to facilitate change. Since the new proposed system is nothing to

do with the ordinary customers and worker resistance to the system is very

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much less. On the other hand the user of the system are accessing this

system through Internet and they are computer literate, so resistance from

that side is also very less.

ECONOMICAL FEASIBILITY

Justification of any capital outlay is that it will reduce expenditure or

improve the quality of service or goods, which in turn may be expected to

provide increased profits. The technique of cost benefit analysis is often used a basis for assessing

economic feasibility

OPERATIONAL FEASIBILITY

Operational feasibility can be determined by visualizing if the

resources that are required to implement or install are already available in

the organization. The fact that the organization basically being involved in

software development clearly states that the personals are in need of no

exposure to computer. Hence the system, its development and

implementation is very much desired. The management also being

convinced about the system, the project can be termed as operationally

feasible.

PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY

Our project is feasible in all ways in satisfying the requirements

needed by the clients due to the above reasons.

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2.2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

.NET FRAME WORK

The .NET Frame work is many things, but it is worth while listing its

most important aspects. In short the .NET Frame work is :

A Platform designed form the start for writing. Internet-aware and

Internet -enabled applications that embrace and adopt open standards

such as XML, HTTP, and SOAP.

A platform that provides a number of very rich and powerfulapplication development technologies, such as Windows Forms, used to

build the classic GUI applications, and of course ASP.NET,used to build web

applications.

A Platform with an extensive class library that provides extensive

support for date access (relational and XML), a director services, message

queuing, and much more.

A Platform that has a base class library that contains hundreds of

classes for performing common tasks such as file manipulation, registry

access, security, threading, and searching of text using regular

expressions.

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A Platform that doesnt forget it origins, and has great

interoperability support for existing components that you or third parties

have written , sing COM or standard DLLs.

A Platform with an independent code execution and management

environment called the Common Language Runtime(CLR), which ensures

code is safe to run, and provides an abstract layer on top of the operating

system, meaning that elements of the .NET framework can run on many

operating systems and devices.

ASP.NET

ASP.NET is part of the whole. NET framework, built on the top of the

Common Language Runtime (also known as the CLR) a rich and flexible

architecture, designed not just to cater for the needs of developers today,

but to allow for the long future we have ahead of us. What you might not

realize is that, unlike previous updates of ASP, ASP.NET is very much more

than just an upgrade of existing technology- it is the gateway to a whole

new era of web development.

ASP.NET is a feature at the following web server releases

Microsoft IIS 5.0 on WINDOWS 2000 SERVER

Microsoft IIS 5.1 on WINDOWS XP

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ASP.NET has been designed to try and maintain syntax and run-time

compatibility with existing ASP pages where ever possible. The motivation

behind this is to allow ASP Pages to be initially migrated ASP.NET by simply

renaming the file to have an extension of .aspx. For the most part this goalhas been achieved although there are typically some basic code changes

that have to be made, since VBScript is no longer supported, and the VB

language is it has changed.

Some of the key goals of ASP.NET were to

Reduce the amount of code required to develop web applications.

Make ASP.NET well factored, allowing customers to add in their own

custom functionality, and extend/replace built-in ASP.NET functionality.

Make ASP.NET a logical evolution of ASP, where existing ASP investment

and therefore code can be reused with little, if any, change.

Realize that bugs are a fact of life, as ASP.NET should be as fault

tolerant as possible.

BENEFITS OF ASP.NET

The .NET Frame work includes a new data access technology named

ADO.NET, an evolutionary improvement to ADO. Though the new data

access technology is evolutionary, the classes that make up ADO.NET bear

little resemblance to the ADO objects with which you might be familiar.

Some fairly significant changes must be made to existing ADO applications

to convert them to ADO.NET. The changes dont have to be made

immediately to existing ADO applications to run under ASP.NET, however.

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ADO will function under ASP.NET. However, the work necessary to

convert ADO applications to ADO.NET is worthwhile. For disconnected

applications, ADO.NET should offer performance advantages over ADO

disconnected record sets. ADO requires that transmitting and receivingcomponents be COM objects.ADO.NET transmits data in a standard XML-

format file so that COM marshaling or data type conversions are not

required.

ASP.NET has several advantages over ASP

The following are some of the benefits of ASP.NET: Make code cleaner

Improve deployment, scalability, and reliability.

Provide better support for different browsers and devices.

Enable a new breed of web applications.

C#

C# is a general purpose programming object oriented language

invented around 1999 or 2000 by Anders Hejlsberg at Microsoft. It is very

similar to Java in its syntax with a major difference being that all variable

types are descended from a common ancestor class.

The purpose of C# is to precisely define a series of operations that a

computer can perform to accomplish a task. Most of these operations

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from the connected, tightly coupled style of programming that

characterized the client/server era, where a connection was held open for

the duration of the programs lifetime ad no special handling of state was

required.

In designing tools and technologies to meet the needs of todays

developer, Microsoft recognized that an entirely new programming model

for data access was needed, one that is built upon the .NET Framework.

Building on the .NET Framework ensured that the data access technology

would be uniform-components would share a common type system, designpatterns and naming conventions.

ADO.NET was designed to meet the needs of this new programming

model: disconnected data architecture, tight integration with XML,

common data representation with the ability to combine data from multiple

and varied data sources, and optimized facilities for interacting with a

database, all native to the .NET Framework.

XML SUPPORT

XML and data access are intimately tied-XML is all about encoding

data, and data access is increasingly becoming all about XML. The .NET

Framework does not just support Web standards-it is built entirely on the

top of them.

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2.3.1 Hardare Requirement

: Processor : Pentium IV (Compatible).

RAM : 512 MB.

Hard disk : 80 GB.

2.3.2 Software Requirement

Server : IIS (Internet Information Service) 6.0.

Operating System: Windows 2000 & Above.

Database : SQL Server 2005.

Web technology : ASP.Net v 2.0# .Net

Scripting Tool : HTML

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2.4 SYSTEM DESIGN

Modules Description

The project contains following modules:

LIST OF MODULES:

Administration

Customer

Vendor

MODULE DESCRIPTION:

Administration:-

Sub Modules:-

Login

Manage The Customer And Vendor Details

Update The Coupon Details

Send The Offer Details Via Sms/E-Mail

Manage The Payment SystemValidate The Coupon Details

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Login:-

In login there are two types of login is specified one type of login

is for administrator and another type of login is user login in

admin only admin can login and in the user all the user those

who will have the id can able to login in our portal .

Manage The Customer And Vendor Details:-

In this module the customer and vendor will be managed here if

once customer registered he may not be getting the

authenticated rights only if the admin allow then the customer

is allowed to interact with the system, that means he can get

into the portal in our portal the both vendor as well as the

customer will be having account and their account should beeffectively maintained by the admin.

Update The Coupon Details:-

The coupon should be updated properly and it should be

updated periodically so the coupon displayed here should beupdated and the work should be updated correctly

Send The OfferDetails Via Sms/E-Mail:-

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Offers should be properly intimated to the customer in such a

way through his mobile or E-Mail...........

Manage The Payment System:-

Here all(Customer and Vendor) the transaction are managed

by adminstrator..

And It Manage Properly....

Validate The Coupon Details:-

Here Coupons are validated by administrator. Whether coupon

is validate means offers are intimated to that appropriate

customer. Otherwise coupon will be considered as expired one.

Customer

Sub-Modules:-

Registration

Product Choosen

Vendor

Sub-Modules

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Registration

Validation

Type of Offers

USECASE DIAGRAM

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QueryDatabase

Authentication

Authentication by

username, pwd

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Context flow diagram:

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User(admin) User name password Finger print Bank proces

Data base

verify

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Data flow diagram

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user

Image Separation

Deposit

MiniStatement

Transaction

Report

WithdrawData

base

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Sequence Diagram:

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ImageUser MiniStmtAuthendicationWithdraw/Deposit

Click choosen

ImageDisplay

Click correctclick oints Provide password

authendication

Applying formini report

Receiving minireport

ReciveWithdraw amount

Apply towithdraw/

Depositamount


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Specific

Practical

Justified

The testing Strategy provides the overall guidelines from which all future

testing decisions are made. A well-crafted Testing Strategy allows the rest

of the testing process to be defined more effectively.

The test strategy is formal description of how a software product will

be tested. A test strategy is developed for all levels of testing, as required.

The test team analyses the requirements, writes the test strategy andreview a plan with the project team. The test plan may include test cases,

conditions, and the environment, a list of related tasks, pass/fail criteria

and risk assessment. Inputs for this process:

A description of the required hardware and software components,

including test tools. This informations comes from the test environment,

including test tool data.

A description of roles and responsibilities of the resources required for

the test and schedule constraints. This information comes from man-hours

and schedules.

Functional and technical requirements of the application. This

information comes form requirements, change request and technical and

functional design documents.

Requirements that the system cannot provide, e.g. system limitations

Output for this process:

An approved and signed off test strategy documents, test plan,

including test cases.

Testing issues requiring resolution. Usually this requires additional

negotiation at the project management level.

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3.1.1. UNIT TEST

The first test in the development process is the unit test. The sourcecode is normally divided into modules, which in turn are divided into

smaller unites called units. These units have specific behavior. The test

done on these units of code is called unit test.

Unit test depends upon the language on which path of the project

performs accurately to the documented specifications and contains clearly

defined inputs and expected results.

3.1.2 INTEGRATION TESTING

Integration testing is the logical extension of Unit Testing. In simpler

form, two units that have already been tested are combined into a

component and the system is tested.

Here, after integrating each module with the system, testing is done.

After Integration, the system is working properly.

3.1.3 USER ACCEPTANCE TESTING

An Acceptance testing is an important testing which is an exercise of

the completed system by a group of end users to determine whether the

system is ready for deployment. Here we can know how well we

understood the requirements of the project. If the requirements are not

understood properly, then there will be more errors in this level of testing.

Here the system is tested and it is accepted by the user.

3.2 IMPLEMENTATION

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Implementation means converting a new system design into

effective operation. This involves creating compatible files, training the

operating staff before the system is up and running. The major factor is not

disturbing function organization OBJECTIVE.

In this phase, the system modifications are installed and

made operational in a production environment. The phase is initiated after the system has been tested

and accepted by the user and project manager.

Activities in this phase include notification of implementation to end users, execution of the previously

defined training plan, data entry or conversion, and post

implementation review.

NOTIFY USERS OF NEW IMPLEMENTATION

The implementation notice should be sent to all users andorganizations affected by the implementation. Additionally, it is good policy

to make internal organizations not directly affected by the implementation

aware of the schedule so that allowances can be made for a disruption in

the normal activities of that section.

The schedule of the implementation:

A brief synopsis of the benefits of the system; The difference between the old and new system;

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Responsibilities of end user affected by the

implementation during this phase; The process to obtain system support, including contact

names and phone numbers.

TRAINING PLAN

It is always a good business practice to provide training before the

end user uses the new system. Because there has been a previously

designed training plan established, complete with the system user manual,

the execution of the plan should be relatively simple.

PERFORM DATA ENTRY CONVERSION

With the implementation of any system, typically there is old data

which is to be included in the new system. This data can be in a manual or

an automated form. Regardless of the format of the data, the task in this

section is two fold, data input and data verification. When replacing amanual system, hard copy data will need to be entered into the automated

system. Some sort of verification that the data is being entered correctly

should be conducted throughout this process.

This is also the case in data transfer, where data fields in the old

system may have been entered inconsistently and there affect the

integrity of the new database. Verification of the old data becomes

imperative to useful computer system. One of the ways verification of both

system operation and integrity can be accomplished is through parallel

operations.

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Parallel operations consist of funning the old process or system and

the new system simultaneously until the new system is certified. In this

way if the new system fails in any way, the operations can proceed on the

old system while the bugs are worked out.

CONDUCT POST IMPLIMENTATION REVIEW

After the system has been fielded a post-implementation review isconducted to determine the success of the project through its

implementation phase. The purpose of this review is to document

implementation experiences to recommend system enhancements and

provide guidance for feature projects.

MAINTAIN SYSTEM/SOFTWARE

Daily operations of the system/ software may necessitate that

maintenance personnel identify potential medications needed to ensure

that the system continues to operate as intended and produces quality

data.

Daily maintenance activities for the system, takes place to ensure

that any previously undetected errors are fixed. Maintenance personnel

may determine that modifications to the system and database are needed

to resolve errors or performance problems.

Also modifications may be needed to provide new capabilities or to

take advantage of hardware upgrades or new

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New capabilities may take the form of routine maintenance or may

constitute enhancements to the system or database as a response to user

requests for new/improves capabilities. Revise previous documentation.

At this phase of the SDLC all security has been completedAn update must be made to the system security plan; an update

and test of the contingency plan should be completed. The project

manager must be sure that security operating procedures are kept

updated accordingly.

3.3 Enhancement & Future Works

A project can be solving some particular problems but at the same time,

project is continuous process to maintain and upgrade in all times. In this

project may enhance the modules and from that modules we can provide

more details about customer and can give more services. In future there

are lot of new technology may come, regarding that technologies we

should upgrade it.

All software products aim at lesser degree of maintenance. This is quite

natural, but enhancements also pour in, in due course of time, which is

unavoidable Better technologies developers aiming for sophistication and

increasing need of customers are all part and parcel of the software.

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3.4 Conclusion

In this project we found that there were few significant

differences among several images of everyday scenes. Using

guidance from psychology as well as intuition one may be able

to choose images that are sufficiently good password images

and avoid at least the worst images that interfere with

memorability. However, further work on password images isneeded to determine to what extent images have hot spots

that attract many users to choose password points in the same

small areas. If hot spots occur frequently, then they reduce

entropy of the system.

This phenomenon has been shown in face recognition

graphical passwords but the danger may be less in our system

with good choice of images to avoid hot spots. We plan to begin

studying hot spots by collecting a large number of password

points on multiple images.

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APPENDICS A

Screen shot

Registration:

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Login Form:

Admin Login:

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Deposit:

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WithDraw:

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Transaction:

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Report:

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APPENDICES B

Table Design

DatabaseDesign:

1.[dbo].[BankAccount]

Fieldname DatatypeAcc_id

userid

Acc_name

Acc_No

Branch_Id

Img_id

Createddate

Int

Int

Varchar

Varchar

Int

Int

Varchar

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2 .[dbo].[Bank_Details ]

Fieldname DatatypeBranch_id

Branch_name

Address1

Address2userid

Acc_name

Acc_NoPincode

Phone

Description

City_id

Createddate

Int

varchar

Varchar

Varchar

Int

IntVarchar

Varchar

Varchar

int

datetime

3. deposit

Fieldname Datatype

Doposit id intAcc no varcharDept_name varcharamount numericProcess id int

date datetime

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4. Image date

Fieldname Datatype

Img_id intimage image

5.transaction

Fieldname Datatype

Trans id intAcc_no varcharamount numeric

6.users

Fieldname Datatype

User id intUser name nvarcharemail nvarcharCreation date varcharFirst name nvarcharLast name nvarchargender charAddress 1 nvarcharAddress 2 nvarcharcity nvarcharzip nvarcharphone nvarchar

state nvarcharcountry nvarcharImg_id int

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APPENDICES C

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