1.1 Background of The Study
1.1 Background of The Study
1.1 Background of The Study
Introduction
KIOSK for Automated Certificate Issuance for barangay is a system that can lessen
the difficulties in making barangay certificate. You can easily find your record by typing
your Full Name to proceed at requesting certificate unlike the manual process the secretary
will find the resident’s record in a lot of folders in cabinet. Easily to update the resident
information by changing the details before confirming transactions by using KIOSK. It
generates barangay certificate automatically.
Some of the business are still working manually in recording data, they still search
the files manually which is very hassle to them if they have a thousand of files in the cabinet,
and they are still using typewriter machine to provide a certificate which you cannot easily
edit when you make a mistake.
The proponents decided to develop a system that can easily save and update the
record. A system that can help to search files in a second, a system that lessen time and
human errors. A system that provide a certificate to all clients.
Barangay is located at BRGY San Isidro , San Miguel , Zamboanga del sur headed by
Chairman Orly Dela Pena Masayon. The resident is needed to register in COMELEC or be
listed in Barangay Census before they get privilege in the barangay where they are located.
Second, they need to go to barangay hall and fill up the form to get the Barangay Certificate
including name, birthdate, address and purpose of the certificate that you needed. So that the
barangay personnel having their difficulties in finding the record of their resident can be
monitored and can monitor whether the said resident is a real resident on the barangay.
Lastly, the residents consume a lot of time in waiting and finding their record in getting their
barangay certificate.
PROJECT PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION
The purpose of this study is to offer a detailed reliable and secured keeping of all
data. KIOSK for Automated Certificate Issuance of BGY () hope to enhance the way of
managing, issuing certificate and keeping all the records of the residents confidential.
The purpose on why the proponents created this said system is to provide the
barangay the fastest way to issue a certificate, update residents’ records and keep them safe.
Providing them our system will change how they record and keep their files and how they
issue a barangay certificate.
Searching Manually is very hassle. It requires too much time just to find a certain
document of a person.
Main Objective
The main objective of this study is to develop a KIOSK for Automated Certificate
Issuance for Barangay ()that will lessen the process of time to process barangay certificates
and automate the generation of certificates.
Specific Objectives
To develop a module that can save the resident record of all registered barangay resident into
the database.
To develop a module that will generate and print requested certificate and to Evaluate the
system in terms of functionality, usability and efficiency.
The system was designed to serve as a companion tool to give convenience and to
help lessen process of getting certificate. The scopes of the system, this system will only be
implemented to the stated barangay which is Barangay () The format of the barangay
certificate that will be used is based on the client’s format. This system is offline.
The barangay certificate can print with this KIOSK system for registered resident only.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
These terminologies were gathered by the proponents for better and clearer understanding
about the study.
KIOSK - a small structure in a public area used for providing information, often
incorporating an interactive display screen or screens.
Record - it is collection of related filed with information that usually pertains to only one
subject
Certificate Issuance – the system is capable of recording and printing the barangay
certification and clearance requested by its clientele.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Figure 1.1 Conceptual Framework
In Figure 1.1, it shows the whole process of the development of the system from the
research of the definition of issuing barangay certificate for registered resident, the resident
data will input to system, then the system will save it into database as an output of resident
record. The transaction will be input then the system will verify if the resident is registered
before to transact/request certificate at the system and as an output the transaction data will
be save into database and print the requested certificate.
CHAPTER II
This chapter covers the review of related literatures and systems researched by our team
members for our Kiosk for Automated Certificate Issuance System possible in a sense that
these works of literature and system gave us more depth detail in developing the current
process transaction. Reviewing all these researched works and related system influenced the
creation of the systems. There will be a synthesis or summary of our review at the end of the
chapter.
RELATED LITERATURES
According to Robert D. Schneider. This book is designed to help you get productive
with SQL Server 2005 Express as quickly as possible. Chances are that you already have
enough on plate and wading through reams of database architecture and theory before
figuring out how to use the product just isn’t in the cards.
You can make most form the book. And if you don’t currently have any experience, you will
soon:
Relational database management systems (RDBMS): This category includes products such as
Microsoft SQL Server 200, Oracle, DB2, Microsoft Access, and so on.
Relational database design theory: if you’re light in this area, don’t worry: I show you how to
quickly design your own relational database, as well as some best practices to follow when
doing so.
Structured Query Language (SQL): even if you’re not familiar with SQL or Microsoft’s
flavor (Transact-SQL), I show you how to construct queries and data modification
statements.
Software development tools: During the chapter on building SQL Server 2005 Express based
applications. I make the assumption that you have some familiarity with modern software
development environment. If such as Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 Express and visual Web
Developer 2005 Express in partnership with the database server
RELATED SYSTEMS
The system utilized the biometric technology specifically fingerprint scanner as starting point
of the enrollment process. Users must register supplementary information such as personal
details to be able to access the machine. It offers complete administration of a full range of
flexible benefit programs – from checking of grades in previous semester to encoding of
subjects being enrolled. The study conducted testing in terms of accuracy and speed. The
accuracy test was based on the manual enrolment of TIP and the proposed system. The speed
test was based on the time if there was a conflict and if subject was duplicated.
SYNTHESIS
The reason for developing this system is to come up with a system that would be able to
make automate barangay certificate issuing for all residents.
Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 it may help us in developing our system. Because of its
user interface, features and capabilities the proponents can be guided in developing its
structures and design. And different available codes that we can use to develop our system.
Implementing Microsoft SQL Server 2005 can be a good strategy that will help the database
to be more secured and robust. Applying the stored procedures and SQL commands can be
useful and effective in creating our database.
CHAPTER III
In this chapter would be about the technical specification of the information technologies to
be utilized in the system, included to this are the software, hardware, specifically the data-
flow diagram, the entity relationship diagram, system architecture, context diagram, and
flowchart of the process, with the specific details below.
According to Amir Ghahrai - an iterative life cycle model does not attempt to start with a full
specification of requirements. Instead, development begins by specifying and implementing
just part of the software, which can then be reviewed in order to identify further
requirements. This process is then repeated, producing a new version of the software for each
cycle of the model.
Figure 3.1 Iterative Methodology
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Resident information
A Design phase, in which a software solution to meet the requirements is designed. This may
be a new design, or an extension of an earlier design.
An Implementation and Test phase, when the software is coded, integrated and tested.
A Review phase, in which the software is evaluated, the current requirements are reviewed,
and changes and additions to requirements proposed.
As the Iterative method defined, Figure 3.1 show Iterative Methodology because that focuses
on an initial, simplified implementation, which then progressively gains more complexity
and a broader feature set until the final system is complete. When discussing the iterative
method, the concept of incremental development will also often be used liberally and
interchangeably, which describes the incremental alterations made during the design and
implementation of each new iteration.
REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS
FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
ADMIN
CLIENT
The system must be able to search the resident’s information by putting the full name.
The system shall allow the registered resident to request a barangay certificate.
NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Security
The resident is required to login by using his/her named/surname and mother’s maiden
named to access the system.
Efficiency
Accuracy
Compatibility
ENTITY-RELATIONSHIP-DIAGRAM
Figure 3.3 Entity Relationship Diagram
Figure 3.3 shows the ERD which means Entity Relationship Diagram of the
Automated Certificate Issuance System. The ERD contains the attributes or the data that is
found on each database of the system. Each table represents the database of the system. As
you can see, each of the databases has different data. These data are information from the
barangay using the Certificate Issuance System.
CONTEXT DIAGRAM
A context diagram is a graphic design that clarifies the interfaces and boundaries of the
project or process at hand. It not only shows the process or project in its context, it also
shows the project’s interactions with other systems and users.
Figure 3.4 Context Diagram
In figure 3.4, it represents the context diagram of the Automated Certificate Issuance System.
There are three components that are interacting with the system. These components are the
residents, which do the request barangay certificate and the secretary who manages the
resident’s information and who approve the requests for barangay certificate to print.
A data flow diagram is two-dimensional diagram that explains how data is processed and
transferred in a system. The graphical depiction identifies each source of data and how it
interacts with other data sources to reach common output. Individuals seeking to draft a data
flow diagram must identify external inputs and outputs, determine how the inputs and outputs
relate to each other, and explain with graphics how these connections relate and what they
result in. This type of diagram helps business development and design teams visualize how
data is processed and identify or improve certain aspects.
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