Keep Control (Anti-Theft)

1. Keep Control (Anti
Theft)
Presented By: Itians

2. Group Members
Name
Qadeer Irshad
Fouzia Bibi
Shazad Saleem
M Altaf
Zaheer Abbas
Roll NO
Bsitf12S15
Bsitf13R46
Bsitf13R49
Bsitf13R36
Bsitf13R25

3. Project Domain
Software/Android Application

4. Project Title
Keep Control (Anti –Theft)

5. Project Introduction
Following special features:
Extended lock screen protection with Camera
Motion sense anti theft alarm
Email notifications from your device accounts
Customizable failed password attempts
SMS pin to phone to make it play your ringtone in loud and send device
location via email

6. Project Introduction
SMS pin to phone to format memory card
SMS pin to phone to lock your phone
SMS pin to phone to Switch off your phone
SMS pin to phone to take picture and send MMS or Email
SIM removal email notification or SMS notification
Charging disconnect anti theft alarm

7. Project Goals
• To decrease the chance of lost android devices
• To increase control of user on android devices
• Make more secure of android devices
• Control your cell phone remotely

8. Project Overview Statement
Project Title:
Keep Control (Anti Theft)
Supervisor :
Sir Jahanziab Niazi

9. Project Overview Statement
Name Registrations# Email
Qadeer Irshad Bsitf12S15 qadeer.blouch@gmail.com
Fouzia Bibi Bsitf13R46
Shazad Saleem Bsitf13R49
M Altaf Bsitf13R36
Zaheer Abbas Bsitf13R25

10. Project Overview Statement
Assumptions:
• If Internet is available 24 hours a day then this system is very useful for user.
• Most use of android device is beneficial for our app.

11. Project Overview Statement
• Risks
If Sqlite connection fails then we can’t perform pin SMS request function
• Technical: Failure to meet performance requirements, new or untested technologies
• Communication: Failure to satisfy user requirements/expectations
• Management: Inexperienced project manager, database complexity
• Financial: Cost overruns, budget constraints, funding issues
• Operational: Failure to meet usability, trainability, and/or maintainability
requirements.

12. High-level system components
• App components are the essential building blocks of an Android app. Each
component is a different point through which the system can enter your app.
Not all components are actual entry points for the user and some depend on
each other, but each one exists as its own entity and plays a specific role—
each one is a unique building block that helps define your app's overall
behavior.

13. High-level system components
• Android Development Tools (ADT)
• Java Development Kit (JDK)
• Software Development Kit(SDK)
• Java Run Time Environment (JRE)
• Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)
• An Android Device

14. List of optional functional units
• Xamarin
• Eclipse
• Titanium
• Droid Edit

15. Tools and Technologies
with reasoning

16. Android Studio,Gennymotion,Adobe Photoshop

17. Android Studio
• Android Studio is the official (IDE) for Android platform development. It
was announced on May 16, 2013 at the Google I/O conference. Android
Studio is freely available under the Apache License .

18. Genymotion
• Genymotion is the best Android emulator for app developers and testers.

19. Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Photoshop is the predominant photo editing and manipulation
software on the market. Its uses range from full featured editing of large
batches of photos to creating intricate digital paintings and drawings that
mimic those done by hand.

20. Technologies
.