INternet Banking

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This document presents an overview of an internet banking system project. It introduces internet banking as offering easy and instant access to financial transactions from any internet-connected device, available 24/7. It then outlines the project, including user interface specification, high-level and low-level design, data design using entity-relationship diagrams, the project plan timeline, and technologies used to develop a prototype including PHP, XAMP server, MySQL, and JavaScript.

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OVERVIEW
o INTRODUCTION
o USER INTERFACE SPECIFICATION
o HIGH LEVEL DESIGN
o DATA DESIGN
o LOW LEVEL DESIGN
o PROJECT PLAN
o TECHNOLOGIES USED FOR
PROTOTYPE
o PROTOTYPE DEMO

INTRODUCTION
o It offers easy and instant access for making financial transactions
from any device (e.g PC, Labtop, Mobile phone) connected to the
Internet.
o It also has 24 hour availability
o In the past time, you have to visit the bank and required to wait
to request a financial transaction or statement.
What is an Internet Banking System?

Registration Page as well as opening a new account

Registration Page as well as opening a new account (Continue..)

Key Field Name Data Type Length Nullable
NAME VARCHAR 45 NO
SURNAME VARCHAR 45 NO
INITIAL VARCHAR 10 NO
ACCOUNTTYPE VARCHAR 45 NO
SEX VARCHAR 6 NO
D.O.B DATE NO
ADDRESS VARCHAR 200 NO
MOBILENO VARCHAR 10 NO
TELEPHONENO VARCHAR 10 NO
EMAIL VARCHAR 45 NO
PK ID_PASSPORT VARCHAR 45 YES
CUSTOMERS TABLE

Key Field Name Data Type Length Nullabe
PK ACCOUNTNO VARCHAR 12 NO
ACCOUNTTYPE VARCHAR 45 NO
ACCOUNTHOLDER VARCHAR 45 NO
DATEOPENED DATE NO
BRANCHCODE INT 5 NO
DATEAPPROVED DATE NO
ACCOUNTBALANCE DECIMAL NO
APPROVED VARCHAR 6 NO
DISAPPROVED VARCHAR 6 NO
ACCOUNTS TABLE

$SOME ALGORITHMIC DESCRIPTIONS Function register() { GetCustomer_information(name,surname….) Valid =CheckInformation() If (Valid) then { Accountnumber= Generate_AccountNum() Insert(Accountnumber,name,…) Display (success) } Else { Display_error (message) }$

Project Module Documentation
Submission
Project Analysis 2012 03 30
Project Design and
Development
2012 06 21
Project Implementation 2012 08 31
Project Testing,
Evaluation and
Presentation
2012 11 02
Abstract of Project Plan

REFERENCES
o http://mym.wikispaces.com/Internet+banking+Conclusion
o Barry Williams.(2008).www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/online_banking
/facts.ht
o Seminarprojects.com/Thread-insurance-on-internet—9437
o http://www.scribd.com/pgailani/d/36880246-Synopsis- Internet-Banking
o http://smartbisplan.com/Internet-banking-for-many-benefits/

TECHNOLOGIES USED FOR PROTOTYPE
o PHP
o XAMP SERVER
o MYSQL
o JAVASCRIPT

PROTOTYPE DEMO
o Registration/Opening a new
Account
o Balance Enquiry
o Paying a Beneficiary
o Security Feature

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1. AN INTERNET BANKING SYSTEM Term 2 Presentation Mohamed Hassan Ali Supervisor : Mr. Michael Norman

2. OVERVIEW o INTRODUCTION o USER INTERFACE SPECIFICATION o HIGH LEVEL DESIGN o DATA DESIGN o LOW LEVEL DESIGN o PROJECT PLAN o TECHNOLOGIES USED FOR PROTOTYPE o PROTOTYPE DEMO

3. INTRODUCTION o It offers easy and instant access for making financial transactions from any device (e.g PC, Labtop, Mobile phone) connected to the Internet. o It also has 24 hour availability o In the past time, you have to visit the bank and required to wait to request a financial transaction or statement. What is an Internet Banking System?

5. Home Page as well as Login

6. Registration Page as well as opening a new account

7. Registration Page as well as opening a new account (Continue..)

8. Transactions Page

10. E-R DIAGRAM

12. Key Field Name Data Type Length Nullable NAME VARCHAR 45 NO SURNAME VARCHAR 45 NO INITIAL VARCHAR 10 NO ACCOUNTTYPE VARCHAR 45 NO SEX VARCHAR 6 NO D.O.B DATE NO ADDRESS VARCHAR 200 NO MOBILENO VARCHAR 10 NO TELEPHONENO VARCHAR 10 NO EMAIL VARCHAR 45 NO PK ID_PASSPORT VARCHAR 45 YES CUSTOMERS TABLE

13. Key Field Name Data Type Length Nullabe PK ACCOUNTNO VARCHAR 12 NO ACCOUNTTYPE VARCHAR 45 NO ACCOUNTHOLDER VARCHAR 45 NO DATEOPENED DATE NO BRANCHCODE INT 5 NO DATEAPPROVED DATE NO ACCOUNTBALANCE DECIMAL NO APPROVED VARCHAR 6 NO DISAPPROVED VARCHAR 6 NO ACCOUNTS TABLE

15. EVENT DIAGRAM

16. No Yes Process of Beneficiary Payment

17. SOME ALGORITHMIC DESCRIPTIONS Function register() { GetCustomer_information(name,surname….) Valid =CheckInformation() If (Valid) then { Accountnumber= Generate_AccountNum() Insert(Accountnumber,name,…) Display (success) } Else { Display_error (message) }

18. Project Module Documentation Submission Project Analysis 2012 03 30 Project Design and Development 2012 06 21 Project Implementation 2012 08 31 Project Testing, Evaluation and Presentation 2012 11 02 Abstract of Project Plan

19. Project Time Line in weeks

20. REFERENCES o http://mym.wikispaces.com/Internet+banking+Conclusion o Barry Williams.(2008).www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/online_banking /facts.ht o Seminarprojects.com/Thread-insurance-on-internet—9437 o http://www.scribd.com/pgailani/d/36880246-Synopsis- Internet-Banking o http://smartbisplan.com/Internet-banking-for-many-benefits/

21. TECHNOLOGIES USED FOR PROTOTYPE o PHP o XAMP SERVER o MYSQL o JAVASCRIPT

22. PROTOTYPE DEMO o Registration/Opening a new Account o Balance Enquiry o Paying a Beneficiary o Security Feature

23. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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