Hari Rijal completed a 12-week internship at MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. as an IT assistant. The internship report details his activities assisting with IT support, software installation and testing, and documentation. It provides background on MiDas and the IT industry in Nepal. Through hands-on work, Hari gained practical experience implementing the theoretical knowledge from his college studies in a professional environment. The internship helped him understand differences between academic and real-world work while applying classroom learning.
Stephen Rosenberger is writing a letter of recommendation for John Tackett for a position with the recipient's company. Rosenberger worked directly with Tackett at Xerox, Inc. where Tackett excelled as a supervisor, improving employee performance and having the top performing team multiple times. Tackett was able to coach employees effectively and adapt quickly to changes. He also worked well with other employees and took initiative to improve overall site performance. Rosenberger believes Tackett will make a great addition to the recipient's company due to his abilities, adaptability, and dedication.
Office TPM is the seventh pillar and concentrates on all areas that provide administrative and support functions in the organization. The pillar applies the key TPM principles in eliminating waste and losses from these departments.
Office TPM helps in improving productivity and efficiency in the administrative functions of plant and eliminate losses. This includes analyzing processes and procedures towards increased office automation.
It’s aim is to understand the relationship between office and production activities and to achieve customer delight and zero functional losses through creation of efficient office function.
1) Rakesh Kumar, son of Abhay Singh, has completed training in the Surveyor trade at the Government ITI in Kanpur. He was admitted during the August-July 2012 session.
2) He passed the All India Trade Test for Craftsmen Training Scheme held in July 2012. His character during training was found to be good.
3) In the final examination, he obtained 374 marks out of 630 in practical subjects, 76 marks out of 120 in theory subjects, and 28 marks out of 100 in workshop calculations and science. He was born on April 4, 1991 according to his school certificate.
El documento habla sobre la importancia de la educación y el aprendizaje continuo a lo largo de la vida. Señala que en un mundo en constante cambio es crucial seguir aprendiendo nuevas habilidades y actualizando los conocimientos para mantenerse relevante. También enfatiza que la educación no debería estar limitada a la escuela, sino que debe ser un proceso de aprendizaje permanente.
This document is an internship report submitted by Mr. Shashi S. Sannabhadti to fulfill the requirements for a Master's degree in Advanced Information Technology from Bharati Vidyapeeth University. The report details a 4-month internship completed at KPIT Cummins in Pune, India working with Java, J2EE, Oracle Weblogic Server, and providing technical support. The report includes chapters covering the company background, Oracle Weblogic overview, Java Messaging Service, garbage collection, security, support patterns, and weekly activity reports from the internship.
Stephen Rosenberger is writing a letter of recommendation for John Tackett for a position with the recipient's company. Rosenberger worked directly with Tackett at Xerox, Inc. where Tackett excelled as a supervisor, improving employee performance and having the top performing team multiple times. Tackett was able to coach employees effectively and adapt quickly to changes. He also worked well with other employees and took initiative to improve overall site performance. Rosenberger believes Tackett will make a great addition to the recipient's company due to his abilities, adaptability, and dedication.
Office TPM is the seventh pillar and concentrates on all areas that provide administrative and support functions in the organization. The pillar applies the key TPM principles in eliminating waste and losses from these departments.
Office TPM helps in improving productivity and efficiency in the administrative functions of plant and eliminate losses. This includes analyzing processes and procedures towards increased office automation.
It’s aim is to understand the relationship between office and production activities and to achieve customer delight and zero functional losses through creation of efficient office function.
1) Rakesh Kumar, son of Abhay Singh, has completed training in the Surveyor trade at the Government ITI in Kanpur. He was admitted during the August-July 2012 session.
2) He passed the All India Trade Test for Craftsmen Training Scheme held in July 2012. His character during training was found to be good.
3) In the final examination, he obtained 374 marks out of 630 in practical subjects, 76 marks out of 120 in theory subjects, and 28 marks out of 100 in workshop calculations and science. He was born on April 4, 1991 according to his school certificate.
El documento habla sobre la importancia de la educación y el aprendizaje continuo a lo largo de la vida. Señala que en un mundo en constante cambio es crucial seguir aprendiendo nuevas habilidades y actualizando los conocimientos para mantenerse relevante. También enfatiza que la educación no debería estar limitada a la escuela, sino que debe ser un proceso de aprendizaje permanente.
This document is an internship report submitted by Mr. Shashi S. Sannabhadti to fulfill the requirements for a Master's degree in Advanced Information Technology from Bharati Vidyapeeth University. The report details a 4-month internship completed at KPIT Cummins in Pune, India working with Java, J2EE, Oracle Weblogic Server, and providing technical support. The report includes chapters covering the company background, Oracle Weblogic overview, Java Messaging Service, garbage collection, security, support patterns, and weekly activity reports from the internship.
The Kerala Information Technology (Electronic Delivery of Services) Rules, 2010 establishes a framework for electronically delivering government services to citizens of Kerala. It defines 24 certificate and document services that can be applied for and received electronically. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of service providers, village offices, and other entities involved in processing applications and issuing certificates. It also establishes standards for collecting service fees, sharing revenues, and auditing the electronic service delivery system.
Jasvir Kumar is applying for the position of Scaffolding Supervisor & Inspector. He has over 6 years of experience as a Scaffolding Foreman and Inspector working on projects in the UAE and Qatar. He has extensive safety training and certifications. Currently he works for Sicon Oil & Gas inspecting and supervising scaffolding work on offshore platforms. His responsibilities include coordinating work teams, ensuring safety compliance, and liaising with other supervisors to plan and optimize scaffolding activities.
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Báo Cáo Thực Tập Phân Tích Hoạt Động Kinh Doanh Tại Công Ty Dệt May. Doanh thu bán hàng và cung cấp dịch vụ là nguồn doanh thu chính, chiếm tỷ trọng chủ yếu trong tổng doanh thu của công ty. Hoạt động sản xuất kinh doanh chính của công ty là hoạt động sản xuất gia công hàng may mặc xuất khẩu và sản xuất kinh doanh hàng may mặc xuất khẩu. Bên cạnh đó, công ty còn sản xuất kinh doanh hàng may mặc trong nước, gia công cho các đối tác cùng ngành và bán vật tư nguyên phụ liệu dệt may.
This is the Master degree in IT awarded by Karnataka State Open University ( KSOU) in the year 2012 for the successful completion of the Master courses with thesis in AI.
Study and improve training procedures vis a vis employee satisfactionSupa Buoy
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Innocent Nsengimana completed a 10-week industrial attachment from June 11th to August 24th, 2018 with Expand Engineering Services Ltd. During this time, he gained practical experience in various civil engineering tasks related to the construction of classrooms in Nyabihu District, including setting out, steel reinforcement, carpentry works, masonry, and concreting operations. He also increased his knowledge of teamwork, time management, and working under pressure through participating in the construction project. The report evaluates the training and makes recommendations to improve future internship programs.
Worldsun International Pte Ltd is a human resources company that specializes in recruiting skilled and unskilled workers from China for employers in Singapore. It works directly with agencies in China to source workers and provide training, such as English language skills and job skills, to help workers adapt to Singapore. Worldsun manages the full recruitment process, from selecting workers through training in China, assessment, hiring by Singapore employers, and supporting workers after employment.
Sreekumar Sivasankara Pillai is a 46-year-old Sr. BMS Engineer from India with over 24 years of experience in instrumentation. He is currently working on the Headquarters National Bank of Oman project for Al Turki Enterprises in Oman. He holds a Diploma in Electronics Engineering and has extensive experience in installation, maintenance, and project implementation for oil, gas, steel, and other process plants.
This document is an experience certificate for Mr. Libin PBaby from Teamlease Services Pvt Ltd. It certifies that Mr. Libin PBaby was employed with Teamlease Services Pvt Ltd from December 22, 2012 to May 15, 2014 as a Material Officer. During this time, he was deputed to work for Reliance corporate IT park Ltd. The certificate states that Mr. Libin PBaby was conscientious and committed during his tenure. It wishes him the best for his future assignments.
This document provides a project report on recruitment and selection at InfoSystem & Solutions. It includes an introduction to the company, which provides IT services and software products in Bihar. It also discusses the company's mission, offerings, knowledge imparting and training programs. The report covers objectives, methodology, scope, limitations and contains sections on the recruitment and selection process, data analysis, findings, and recommendations.
The Kerala Information Technology (Electronic Delivery of Services) Rules, 2010 establishes a framework for electronically delivering government services to citizens of Kerala. It defines 24 certificate and document services that can be applied for and received electronically. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of service providers, village offices, and other entities involved in processing applications and issuing certificates. It also establishes standards for collecting service fees, sharing revenues, and auditing the electronic service delivery system.
Jasvir Kumar is applying for the position of Scaffolding Supervisor & Inspector. He has over 6 years of experience as a Scaffolding Foreman and Inspector working on projects in the UAE and Qatar. He has extensive safety training and certifications. Currently he works for Sicon Oil & Gas inspecting and supervising scaffolding work on offshore platforms. His responsibilities include coordinating work teams, ensuring safety compliance, and liaising with other supervisors to plan and optimize scaffolding activities.
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Báo Cáo Thực Tập Phân Tích Hoạt Động Kinh Doanh Tại Công Ty Dệt May. Doanh thu bán hàng và cung cấp dịch vụ là nguồn doanh thu chính, chiếm tỷ trọng chủ yếu trong tổng doanh thu của công ty. Hoạt động sản xuất kinh doanh chính của công ty là hoạt động sản xuất gia công hàng may mặc xuất khẩu và sản xuất kinh doanh hàng may mặc xuất khẩu. Bên cạnh đó, công ty còn sản xuất kinh doanh hàng may mặc trong nước, gia công cho các đối tác cùng ngành và bán vật tư nguyên phụ liệu dệt may.
This is the Master degree in IT awarded by Karnataka State Open University ( KSOU) in the year 2012 for the successful completion of the Master courses with thesis in AI.
Study and improve training procedures vis a vis employee satisfactionSupa Buoy
Hi Friends
This is supa bouy
I am a mentor, Friend for all Management Aspirants, Any query related to anything in Management, Do write me @ supabuoy@gmail.com.
I will try to assist the best way I can.
Cheers to lyf…!!!
Supa Bouy
Innocent Nsengimana completed a 10-week industrial attachment from June 11th to August 24th, 2018 with Expand Engineering Services Ltd. During this time, he gained practical experience in various civil engineering tasks related to the construction of classrooms in Nyabihu District, including setting out, steel reinforcement, carpentry works, masonry, and concreting operations. He also increased his knowledge of teamwork, time management, and working under pressure through participating in the construction project. The report evaluates the training and makes recommendations to improve future internship programs.
Worldsun International Pte Ltd is a human resources company that specializes in recruiting skilled and unskilled workers from China for employers in Singapore. It works directly with agencies in China to source workers and provide training, such as English language skills and job skills, to help workers adapt to Singapore. Worldsun manages the full recruitment process, from selecting workers through training in China, assessment, hiring by Singapore employers, and supporting workers after employment.
Sreekumar Sivasankara Pillai is a 46-year-old Sr. BMS Engineer from India with over 24 years of experience in instrumentation. He is currently working on the Headquarters National Bank of Oman project for Al Turki Enterprises in Oman. He holds a Diploma in Electronics Engineering and has extensive experience in installation, maintenance, and project implementation for oil, gas, steel, and other process plants.
This document is an experience certificate for Mr. Libin PBaby from Teamlease Services Pvt Ltd. It certifies that Mr. Libin PBaby was employed with Teamlease Services Pvt Ltd from December 22, 2012 to May 15, 2014 as a Material Officer. During this time, he was deputed to work for Reliance corporate IT park Ltd. The certificate states that Mr. Libin PBaby was conscientious and committed during his tenure. It wishes him the best for his future assignments.
This document provides a project report on recruitment and selection at InfoSystem & Solutions. It includes an introduction to the company, which provides IT services and software products in Bihar. It also discusses the company's mission, offerings, knowledge imparting and training programs. The report covers objectives, methodology, scope, limitations and contains sections on the recruitment and selection process, data analysis, findings, and recommendations.
This document is a training report submitted by B.S. Wijeweera detailing their internship at WSO2 Lanka (pvt) Ltd from May to October 2012. It includes an introduction to WSO2 describing its history, vision, business model, organizational structure, products and services. The report is divided into three chapters - an introduction to the training establishment, experiences during the internship, and a personal assessment.
Metatechno Lanka is a software development company located in Colombo, Sri Lanka that specializes in embedded software, custom software solutions, and IT consultancy. It was established in 2001 as a subsidiary of a Japanese company. The company provides training to students and professionals and has developed several products for administration, maps, career guidance, and libraries. It follows an agile development process and Japanese management principles with over 100 employees in technical, business, and support roles.
Suravi Akhter interned at LEADS Corporation Ltd for six months as part of her bachelor's degree program. During her internship, she gained experience working as a frontend and backend developer on various projects. She learned about LEADS' agile development process and practices. Currently, she is working on an artificial intelligence project to further develop her problem-solving skills and experience software engineering best practices. The internship has helped her improve her skills and confidence to become a professional software engineer.
Expert-Led Online Training for Nonprofit Changemakers on TechSoup Courses- Au...TechSoup
This document provides information about expert-led online training courses offered through TechSoup Courses for nonprofit staff and volunteers. It discusses the blended online training format, which includes both live instructor-led sessions and on-demand content. Examples of past courses like "AI for Good" and upcoming courses like "Data Analytics for Nonprofit Staff" are provided. The benefits of the collaborative training approach are highlighted, including consistently high participant evaluations and reported knowledge gains and behavioral changes. Metrics are shared that evaluate the program's effectiveness at different levels, from reactions to organizational results. Discounts and flexibility available for group enrollments are also noted.
The document is an internship report submitted by Mohammad Ibrahim, a 3rd year computer science student, about his internship from June 23, 2015 to July 24, 2015 at Atlas Battery's Infrastructure, Networking and Database department. It includes an introduction, objectives of the internship, acknowledgments, details about Atlas Battery's culture, hierarchy and systems. It also provides information on various technologies used like ERP, routing, switches, data centers and standards for PC installation. The report summarizes Mohammad Ibrahim's achievements and experience during the internship.
The document describes a student information management system project. It includes sections on the introduction, problem statement, objectives, scope, requirements analysis, feasibility study, system design, implementation, testing, maintenance, and conclusion. The project aims to develop a computerized system to manage student records and information to replace a manual paper-based system. The system will allow administrators to easily search, edit, and find student details and allow students to update their profiles. The requirements analysis and feasibility study ensure the project is technically, operationally, and economically feasible. Overall, the system aims to simplify student information management for organizations.
Surbhi recruitment & selection (1)ANIKET SINHA
The document is a project report on recruitment and selection at InfoSystem & Solutions. It includes sections on objectives of the study, research methodology, scope of the study, limitations, and company profile. The company profile describes InfoSystem & Solutions as a leading IT services provider in Bihar with over 50 IT professionals and 1100 personnel deployed in various projects. It provides software products, IT services, training, computerization, website development, and other solutions to government and public sector clients.
The document provides details about the internship of Dissanayake A.Y. at WSO2 Lanka (Pvt) Ltd from October 2015 to April 2016. It introduces WSO2 as a globally recognized open source software company that develops middleware products. The intern underwent training that prepared interns for work as software engineers. They learned about company culture, products, and implemented new systems. The intern gained technical and soft skills through teamwork and events. They concluded the internship helped them adapt for software engineering careers.
HMT Machine Tools Ltd Ajmer Practical Summer Training ReportSiddharth Bhatnagar
The document provides an overview of the author's 60-day practical training experience at HMT Machine Tools Ltd. in Ajmer, India. It discusses the various departments the author worked in, including manufacturing, assembly, foundry, maintenance, and inspection. It also describes the key processes at HMT such as pattern making, sand moulding and core making in the foundry. The author gained exposure to different machine tools and grinding machines manufactured by HMT and learned about their manufacturing processes. Overall, the training provided the author practical experience of engineering functions and helped develop professional skills.
E learning project report (Yashraj Nigam)Yashraj Nigam
This document presents a major project report on an E-Learning (Web Based Learning System) submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Bachelor of Engineering degree. The document includes a declaration signed by the three project team members confirming the originality of the work. It also includes certificates signed by the project supervisor and institute heads. The document provides an acknowledgement of the guidance and support received. It includes lists of figures and tables as well as the table of contents. It introduces the scope and objectives of the project to develop an E-Learning management system to automate processes like managing student, class, assignment, quiz and question details in order to increase efficiency and proper resource management.
This document provides an overview of the BTEC Business and ICT course available at All Saints Comprehensive Sixth Form. It describes the course structure, units studied in each year, entry requirements, grading system, qualifications obtained, possible career paths, and includes a student sample work and feedback. The course is a two-year, full-time BTEC 90 Credit Diploma split between Business and ICT units. Business units in the first year cover the business environment, resources, and marketing, while second year units focus on starting a small business, product promotion, business ethics, and accounting. ICT units range from communication skills and computer systems to computer animation, e-commerce, and computer networks. The course aims to
This document provides an overview of the BTEC Business and ICT course available at All Saints Comprehensive Sixth Form. It describes the course structure, units studied in each year, entry requirements, grading system, qualifications obtained, possible career paths, and includes a student sample work and feedback. The course is a two-year, full-time BTEC 90 Credit Diploma split between Business and ICT units. Business units in the first year cover the business environment, resources, and marketing. ICT units cover communication skills, computer systems, and animation. The course aims to provide skills equivalent to three A-Levels and allows for further education or apprenticeship opportunities.
I am Amrutha Mohandas , was working as Software Engineer in CMC Ltd.(now merged with TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICE LIMITED) ,Trivandrum,Kerala,India.I completed my B-tech in Computer Science and Engineering from Amal Jyothi College of Engineering,Kerala(2010-2014 batch) which is affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi university Kerala,India.
This document is a training report submitted by M.K.P.R. Jayawardhana detailing their internship at WSO2 Lanka (pvt) Ltd from February 28, 2011 to September 23, 2011. The report includes an introduction to WSO2 as the training establishment, an overview of their technical training experiences working on projects related to security and implementing SAML to XACML, and a conclusion reflecting on the overall training.
It provides background on WSO2's vision, business model, organizational structure, and products. The technical training section describes building a sample client, developing an entitlement handler, and implementing SAML single sign-on for authentication and authorization using XACML. Non-
This document provides a global country study report on the information technology industry of Vietnam with respect to business opportunities for the states of Gujarat and Maharashtra in India. It was submitted by MBA students at Gujarat Technological University as a partial fulfillment of their degree. The report includes an introduction to an Indian IT company called Enjay IT Solutions that could potentially expand into Vietnam. It provides background on Enjay, an analysis of the IT sectors in India and Vietnam using Porter's Five Forces model and a SWOT analysis of Enjay. The goal of the report is to understand opportunities for Indian IT companies to enter the Vietnamese market through joint ventures, exports or outsourcing.
The document is an internship report submitted by Nikam Shreyas Hemraj to SKNCOE/IT after completing an internship with TwoWaits Technologies Pvt. Ltd. It provides details of the internship including objectives, activities performed, and outcomes. The internship focused on web development and involved learning HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, making a website, solving DSA problems on LeetCode, and taking a test on Relevel. The objectives were completed through notes making, website development, hosting on GitHub, practicing DSA, and appearing for an examination. Valuable methodologies around time management and improving DSA skills were learned.
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In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
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Freshworks Rethinks NoSQL for Rapid Scaling & Cost-EfficiencyScyllaDB
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1. An Internship Report
On
IT Assistant
At
MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Submitted By:
Hari Rijal
Exam Roll No.: 7822/17
TU Registration No.: 7-2-1181-61-2017
Asian School of Management and Technology
Gongabu, Kathmandu
Submitted To:
Office of the Dean
Faculty of Management
Tribhuvan University
Kirtipur, Kathmandu
In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of
Bachelor of Information Management (BIM)
June 2022
2. STUDENT DECLARATION
I hereby declare that this internship project entitled “Technical Assistant” submitted to
the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University, is a result of my
internship period at MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. IME Complex, Panipokhari,
Kathmandu, for partial fulfillment of the requirement of the Bachelor of Information
Management (BIM).
This is my original work and it has not been previously submitted to any other University
or Institute for any purpose.
_______________
Hari Rijal
Exam Roll No.: 7822/17
TU Registration No.: 7-2-1181-61-2017
Asian School of Management and Technology
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to sincerely thank the Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University, and
Asian School of Management and Technology (ASMT) for providing the opportunity to
carry out this internship project that helps to enhance my knowledge, skills and capabilities.
I would like to thank MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd., which accepted my presence and
provided me to work in their organization. It was great experience to practically learn and
closely observe the organization’s environment and work culture. I had the greatest
opportunity to share views and ideas with different people in the organization environment
and work culture during my internship period.
The period of internship was very productive for me. I got an opportunity to learn and
experience on a reputed IT company. I got familiarize to deal with the IT related issues
and how to solve them in any institution. It has made me more responsible, sincere,
cooperative, disciplined and hard-working.
I am deep obliged to Mr. Surya Bam for providing his valuable knowledge and ideas to
make my report more sensible, informational and on the format. I would like to take this
opportunity and show my gratitude towards Er. Anil Lal Amatya (Principal, ASMT), Mr.
Chakra Narayan Rawal (Program Coordinator, ASMT) for providing me the necessary
guidance and supervision. Besides I am thankful to all my teachers and friends for their
precious help and support.
I would like to express my greatest gratitude towards Er. Rabindra Jung Thapa (Chief
Technical Officer, MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd.), Mr. Suraj Timalsina (Senior IT
Officer, MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd.) for providing direction in the intern process,
guidance, suggestions and timely help during the internship period. I am also thankful to
my family who gave me their valuable time and suggestion and helped in making this intern
success.
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ABSTRACT
I have chosen MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. for my internship. I worked under the field of
IT Support. The main objective of this internship was to know about the IT system and use
my theoretical knowledge into practical field and also to gain practical knowledge of the
workplace. Through this internship, I gained knowledge and experience pertaining all
aspects of IT department in an organization, including the process of how it’s processes as
well as the problems that may be faced when performing this process and as well as how
to solve these problems in a real-life scenario.
The internship was for the period of 12 weeks starting from February 8, 2022 to May 9,
2022. I have chosen IT support field for my internship through which I can get the
knowledge as well as working procedure of the IT department. Where I got lot of
opportunities to understand several concepts related with the operation done by this
department. To understand the way how IT Support system is done in real practice was the
main objectives of my internship, which I successfully learnt during the period of 12 weeks.
While working in IT department in MiDas Technologies, I have tested the quality of
software application. I had chance to learn about manual software testing process and about
the different Quality Assurance tools and technology. The application was first tested
manually and listed on the excel documentation which was time consuming. After certain
time some automation tools like Selenium, JMeter were applied for the test of the
application.
After having an experience of successful 12 weeks internship, I learnt that there are many
differences between academic knowledge and the practical work experience. However, it
is also true that theoretical knowledge we gain from the colleges were very useful in the
real work environment.
Therefore, the overall experience of working in MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. was very
pleasant and I learnt how various activities are conducted in the field of IT support and
system quality testing. This internship also helps me to implement the theoretical facts that
I have acquired in my college and gain practical knowledge in real working environment.
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TABLE OFCONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT..................................................................................................i
ABSTRACT........................................................................................................................ii
LIST OF FIGURES..........................................................................................................vi
LIST OF TABLES...........................................................................................................vii
LIST OF ABBREVIATION.......................................................................................... viii
CHAPTER ONE ................................................................................................................1
INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................1
1.1 Background of the study ............................................................................................1
1.2 Objectives of the Study ..............................................................................................1
1.3 Methodology ..............................................................................................................2
1.3.1 Organization Selection ........................................................................................2
1.3.2 Placement and Duration ......................................................................................2
1.3.3 Activities Performed in Organization..................................................................3
CHAPTER TWO ...............................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTION OF INDUSTRY.................................................................................5
2.1 Introduction to Information Technology....................................................................5
2.2 Introduction to Software Industry ..............................................................................5
2.3 Objectives of Information Technology in Business...................................................6
2.4 History of IT in Nepal ................................................................................................7
2.5 Importance of IT.........................................................................................................8
2.6 Scope of IT.................................................................................................................8
2.7 Opportunities in Nepali IT Sector ..............................................................................9
2.8 Challenges in Nepali IT Sector ................................................................................10
CHAPTER THREE.........................................................................................................11
INTRODUCTION OF ORGANIZATION....................................................................11
3.1 Introduction of Organization....................................................................................11
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3.2 Vision and Scope......................................................................................................11
3.3 Services offered........................................................................................................12
3.3.1 For Schools and Colleges..................................................................................12
3.3.2 For Hospitals .....................................................................................................14
3.3 Organization Structure .............................................................................................15
3.4 Contact Details .........................................................................................................16
CHAPTER FOUR............................................................................................................17
ANALYSIS OF ACTIVITIES DONE / PROBLEM SOLVED...................................17
4.1 Brief Description of Activities Done........................................................................17
4.1.1 Installing and Configuring MiDas Software .....................................................17
4.1.2 Installing and updating software .......................................................................20
4.1.2.1 Installation of Operating System ................................................................20
4. 2 Documentation Control...........................................................................................21
4.2.1 Program Documentations..................................................................................21
4.2.2 System Documentations....................................................................................21
4.2.3 Operations Documentations ..............................................................................21
4.2.4 User Documentations ........................................................................................21
4.3 Troubleshooting and Diagnosing Technical Issues..................................................22
4.4 Testing......................................................................................................................24
4.4.1 Manual Testing Process.....................................................................................24
4.4.2 System Testing ..................................................................................................25
4.4.2.1 Compatibility Testing .................................................................................25
4.4.2.2 Unit Testing ................................................................................................25
4.5 Tools Used................................................................................................................26
4.5.1 Software Management Tools.............................................................................27
4.5.1.1 Trello...........................................................................................................27
4.5.1.2 Jira Software ...............................................................................................27
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4.5.2 Test Management Tools ....................................................................................28
4.5.2.1 TET (Test Environment Toolkit)................................................................28
4.5.3 Load Testing Tools............................................................................................28
4.5.3.1 Apache JMeter ............................................................................................28
4.5.4 Remote Control Software..................................................................................28
4.5.4.1 AnyDesk .....................................................................................................29
4.6 Setting Up Peripherals..............................................................................................29
4.7 Monitoring and maintaining computer system and networks ..................................29
4.8 Setup IP Address ......................................................................................................30
4.9 Sharing the PC..........................................................................................................31
4.10 Providing technical support across the company ...................................................32
CHAPTER FIVE .............................................................................................................33
CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................33
5.1 Findings....................................................................................................................33
5.2 Conclusion................................................................................................................33
5.3 Lesson Learnt ...........................................................................................................34
5.4 Recommendation......................................................................................................34
BIBLIOGRAPHY............................................................................................................35
APPENDICES..................................................................................................................36
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LIST OFFIGURES
Figure 1: Organization Hierarchy ......................................................................................16
Figure 2:MiDas School Management Information System ...............................................17
Figure 3: Setting up custom domain name in Xampp server.............................................18
Figure 4: Microsoft SQL Server for SMIS ........................................................................19
Figure 5: ODBC Configuration .........................................................................................20
Figure 6: Backing up the Files from Client PC..................................................................22
Figure 7: Troubleshooting the issues of client through AnyDesk Remote Control...........23
Figure 8: Updating receipt transaction with SQL Query...................................................23
Figure 9: Updating Billing Month with SQL Query..........................................................23
Figure 10: Flowchart of Manual Testing Process..............................................................24
Figure 11: Login Page Manual Testing of MiDas eCLASS..............................................25
Figure 12: MiDas SMIS Login Test Cases in Excel Sheet................................................26
Figure 13: Software Project Management via Trello.........................................................27
Figure 14: Reporting Issues and Bug tracking via Jira Software.......................................27
Figure 15: Performance Testing in Apache JMeter...........................................................28
Figure 16: AnyDesk Remote Control Software.................................................................29
Figure 17: Setting up IP Address and DNS Server............................................................31
Figure 18: Sharing the PC..................................................................................................32
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LIST OFTABLES
Table 1: Internship Schedule ...............................................................................................3
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LIST OFABBREVIATION
AI Artificial Intelligence
BDE Borland Database Engine
CEO Chief Executive officer
CMIS College Management Information System
CRM Client Record Management
DNS Domain Name Server
Exe Executable Files
HMIS Hospital Management and Information System
ICT Information Technology and Communication
IoT Internet of Things
IPMsg Internet Protocol Message
ISP Internet Service Provider
IT Information Technology
LAN Local Area Network
LIS Laboratory Information System
LMS Library Management System
NTA Nepal Telecom Authority
NTIS Nepal Trade Integration Strategy
ODBC Open Database Connectivity
OTT Over the top
PC Personal Computer
PMIS Pharmacy Management and Information System
RDMS Relational Database Management System
SCIS School Communication Information System
SMIS Students Management Information System
WAN Wide Area Network
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CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the study
During my internship period I have worked in the field of IT Support in MiDas
Technologies. While working in the organization I have provided overall technical support
for the client by maintaining the computer networks, installs and configures of hardware
and software of all types of organizations and solves technical issues as they arise.
Through the work I have done, quality testing of software to ensure the software is working
well according to client requirements. MiDas have its own desktop application and web
application for information management system for different organizations like schools,
hospital, etc. The system is developed according to the needs of the organization. Before
installing the software in the client computer, QA testing activity to make sure that the
organization is providing the best possible service for the client. I have mainly focused on
improving the processes to deliver quality product to the client.
During the internship at MiDas, the intern was assigned with different tasks as per the
requirements of the both the organization and the system application. For the few days, the
intern was allowed to know the system and get familiar with different technologies that
were used along with the application. My task is to document the client requirement and
discussed with the project manager and development team. I have handled the quality
assurance task of the project. I have created a smooth bridge between the client
requirements and developer. Developer makes a module to develop a system from the
requirements of clients and tester makes testing module from the same requirement. The
system requirement is prepared to train the client about the system. Then the system is
installed in the client computer. Client can choose web application as well as desktop
application according to their requirement. I trained them about the system with the help of
documentation. If they faced any trouble and issues while operating system, I tried to
understand their problem and issues and try to fixed with the help of remote-control system.
1.2 Objectives of the Study
The object of the project accomplished during the internship is to provide the IT solution
for the different organizations. The main objectives is to handle and solve clients
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complaints successfully, giving professional and polite advice, giving a quality and speedy
solutions. The other specific objectives are as follows:
• To monitors and maintain the computer system and networks of an organization.
• To troubleshoot the problem faced by the client in the system.
• To list out the problems of software before going out for user levels.
• To write the user guidelines and system documentation.
• To maintain the smooth bridge between clients and developer.
• To learn the Quality Assurance skills and test the software using standard practices.
• To find out the bug and report to the developer
• To monitor the software development process and the final software developed.
1.3 Methodology
During internship program, I have collected the information about the School Management
and Library Management System. The information was collected with the help of primary
and secondary sources. There was much information that is collected directly from the
organization through day-to-day operations. Also, the information gathered from the
experience is included in this section. Much information was gathered from websites,
manuals and other sources of the organization. Secondary data or the references are readily
available data which inexpensive to obtain. These types of data are administrative data
which are collected over a long period by the organization themselves.
1.3.1 Organization Selection
For the internship to be worthwhile, selection of organization is an essential factor. It is
important to complete an entry level position. It is a medium through which we will pick
up understanding and presentation to the outside world. The organization what we choose
plays an a medium through which we get exposure to real world. The organization I selected
is MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. which was established in April 24, 2001. As per my
interest, I have chosen the IT Assistant post of intern in Software Company to enhance my
skills and knowledge in the practical field. MiDas is a systematized software and education
company in Nepal, from where I gained valuable experiences and knowledge.
1.3.2 Placement and Duration
Organization’s selection process placed me as an intern in the organization where I got the
opportunity to learn the real organization process and system support process along with
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the importance of teamwork in achieving success. I was trained with the organization’s
work process that led to an easy path for organization culture and process. During my
internship period, I was placed in IT Assistant Intern post for 3 months where IT related
issues are identified and find effective way to solve them.
Table 1: Internship Schedule
Start Date February 8, 2022
End Date May 9, 2022
Days of work in a Week Sunday to Friday (6 Days)
Office Hours 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (8 Hours)
Position IT Assistant
Internship Period 3 Months
1.3.3 Activities Performed in Organization
During my internship period, I was assigned various task that included interacting with
clients for solving their issues and collecting new requirement, roles in projects. I have
gained the good experience as a intermediator between client and developer. The task
contains the problem that need to be solved or list of activities that need to be done along
with the design of it. In short, following activities were carried out under the 3 months’
time span.
• Provide technical support to the client and across the company.
• Installing and configuring MiDas application and other applications.
• Assist in software and hardware upgrades.
• Troubleshooting and diagnosing technical issues.
• Monitoring and maintaining computer systems and networks.
• Review requirements, specifications and technical design documents to provide
timely and meaningful feedback.
• Create detailed, comprehensive and well-structured test plans and test cases
• Identify, record, document thoroughly and track bugs
• Providing training to individuals who handle the product.
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• Setting up Peripherals
• Take a look at customer complaints and solved identified issues.
• Learn the organization process.
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CHAPTER TWO
INTRODUCTION OFINDUSTRY
2.1 Introduction to Information Technology
Information technology is one of the growing sectors in Nepal which is just on the starting
phase but bas lots of potential for growth, investment and significant profit. Software
companies are growing like mushrooms as users buy computers for home and business use
and need something to do with them. Several industries are associated with information
technology, including computer hardware, software, electronics, semiconductors, internet,
telecom equipment, e-commerce and computer services. Both software development and
the hardware involved in the IT industry include everything from computer system, to the
design, implementation, study and development of IT and management systems. Owing to
its easy accessibility and the wide range of IT products available, the demand for IT services
has increased substantially over the years. The IT sector has emerged as a major global
source of both growth and employment.
The government of Nepal has also identified IT as one of the five priority potential export
service sectors in Nepal Trade Integration Strategy (NTIS) 2010. The IT industry has
become an indispensable part of our economy as it helps in creation of more knowledge-
based economy, human resource development, assist in effective management of other
services and creates various other opportunities that aids in development of a nation. Using
information technology, individuals and businesses have the ability to view changes in
global markets at real time far faster than they usually used to do.
2.2 Introduction to Software Industry
As we know that the world is moving from analog to digital, PT is playing an important
role in the people's life. IT has become a part of life for humans. As the world is becoming
narrower and narrower, the influence of TT is becoming more and more. There are 17
revolutions in all of the countries in the world, Due to the help of IT people, generating
new techniques to improve their skills and talents.
Nowadays, in all operations the involvement of information technology is vital.
Information Technology helps in building the nation’s strength, and also provides away to
economic development. Today, information technology continues to advance and change
the way of business work in unexpected new ways. IT can be defined as a contemporary
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term that describes the combination of computer technologies with the telecommunication
technologies. Its vast power to affect change has put it in the forefront of all other industries.
Today, IT is the fastest growing economic activity in the world and IT industry as such is
the biggest industry.
IT has helped computerize the business process thus streamlining businesses to make them
extremely cost-effective money-making machines. Thus, in turn increases productivity
which ultimately gives rise to profit that means better pay and less strenuous working
condition. IT has made it possible for businesses to be open 24x7 for business over the
globe.
The IT industry can serve as a medium of e-governance, as it assures easy accessibility to
information. The use of information technology in the service sector improves operational
efficiency and adds to transparency. It also serves as a medium of skill formation. In this
new era, IT stands as the central force in shaping organization, societies and nations based
on the presumption that it is the key to achieve progress today. At last, Information
technologies are the product of developed countries and to make that technology suitable
for developing countries like Nepal. There should be an effort to build a capacity to
recognize the importance of implementing IT according to the development needs and
requirements. So, IT is the most vital component to build up the nation and helps the
economic growth.
2.3 Objectives of Information Technology in Business
• To ensure the availability of and access to information that enables customers to
make timely, informed decisions by strengthening data and knowledge management
approaches, ("Department IT Strategic Goals", 2010).
• To explore new horizon of challenges and opportunities that can boost the
technological, economic and educational scenario of the country
• To manage the cost efficiencies
• To provide a robust and secure IT infrastructure that supports on-demand access to
information
• Globalization
• Promoting the growth of e-commerce and software export
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• To improve end-to-end transparency and accountability between the customer and
service provider
• To increase percentage of employees who enroll in IT training opportunities.
2.4 History of IT in Nepal
In this revolution of IT, we have witnessed many changes from machine era to automated
era. Coming to this long we are now totally living in a world of technology. A brief history
of IT in Nepal is shown below:
• Use of computer for the first time in history of Nepal in 1971 census by NCC.
• Another 2nd generation computer was used in 1981 census named ICL 2950/10.
• Telephone Service exchange was established by NTC in 1960 in Kathmandu
Valley.
• RONAST E-Mail Service.
• Mercantile Communications in 1995 started Internet Service for the 1st time.
• In 1998, NTA, a telecommunications regulatory body, was formed as per the
Telecommunications Act 1997, (Dhungel, 2019).
• Involvement of ISPs
• IT policy 2000 - place Nepal on global IT map, to make IT accessible to general
public, creation of knowledge-based society/industries, (Bhurtyal, 2010)
• Telecommunication Policy 2004 - to create favorable environment to make the
telecommunication service reliable and accessible
• eGovernment Master Plan 2005
• Electronic Transaction act 2008 - ADB supported ICT Development Project
Due to success of NCC’s, there are more than 300 legal private computer training institutes.
I.T Ministry established for advising and formulating plans and policies by NIC instead of
NCC. NTC provide cellular and WLL network to private parties UTL, NCELL, Hello
Nepal. NTA provide license to various ISPs like- Worldlink Communications Private
Limited Broadlink Network and Communications Private Limited Hotlink Nepal Private
Limited. Traditional method of business and education are now replaced by advance I.T
innovations, (Soft, 2019). Rapid and efficient development of Telecommunication and
transmission media. Now there are more than 4 million users of internet. Although there
are a lot of encouraging signs for Nepal in the field of IT, the current quality of IT services
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and education still leaves a lot to be desired. Considerable amount of work needs to be done
and the initiative should be taken early if we are to level and keep up with the world in the
field of technologies. 21st century demands globalization.
2.5 Importance of IT
With the introduction of computers, the business world was changed forever. Using
computers and software, businesses use information technology to ensure that their
departments run smoothly. They use information technology in a number of different
departments including human resources, finance, manufacturing, and security. Using
information technology, businesses have the ability to view changes in the global markets
far faster than they usually do.
• Information technology has allowed businesses to keep up with the supply and
demand as consumers grow more anxious to have their items instantly.
• The world of education is changing as the modern world continues to grow. With
so much it's important that progress happening, education be able to reach students
in new ways.
• With all the online purchases going on, it's important that banks and security keep
tabs on everything to keep everyone safe
• Improvement in information technology have allowed for great reform in
healthcare. Most medical offices can now send and receive digital medical
information from doctors you have had in the past.
2.6 Scope of IT
Modern society is becoming more and more reliant on the use of technology and this has
indeed created the demand of experts in the field of Information and Technology. Thus, IT
has become one of the most popular subjects of choice for the students.
Moreover, the ever-dynamic world of Information technology and Communication (ICT)
requires subtle and comprehensive expertise in Computer Technology,
Telecommunications and multimedia as well as in the knowledge of networks. Modern
world has witnessed the IT revolution due to the advancement of knowledge in these
disciplines and these disciplines are closely aligned to one another. IT professionals who
can make a difference are keenly sought after by different types of leading organizations
throughout the world. So, the prospect of careers in IT is reasonably good.
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IT graduates can work in different industry like software industry, financial institutions,
Health, corporate organizations etc. The following are the list of most common career paths
for IT graduates.
• System Analyst
• Project Manager
• Software Developer
• Web Developer
• Web Designer
• Database Developer
• Network Administrator
• QA (Quality Assurance) Officer
• Technical Writer
• IT Assistant
2.7 Opportunities in Nepali IT Sector
Smart irrigation project, digitization of land records, e-Haat Bazar are some of the services
that ICT can contribute to the development of agriculture. Smart classrooms, online
learning platforms, biometric attendance systems, and mobile learning centers in rural areas
can bring massive reform in our traditional education system. Electronic visas augmented,
and virtual reality tours, electronic tour guides, tourist tracking systems, online information
regarding tourism and websites, and mobile apps can expand the scope of tourism globally.
Urban infrastructures such as smart building, intelligent waste management, public
transport management, municipality mobile application, etc. could lead to a creative and
prosperous Nepal. Electronic health records, mobile health units, centralized telemedicine
centers would help in gaining better health care. Smart grid projects, smart metering can
improve our energy system go digital. National payment gateway, information
management system, mobile wallet system can lead to financial reform. ICT plays a
significant role in disaster prevention, mitigation response, and recovery. The use of Drone
for security monitoring and delivery of emergency equipment can help in easing disaster.
ICT has a consistently positive impact on job creation. The opportunities exist in
infrastructure development, equipment manufacturing, distribution, maintenance, and also
in the event of websites, mobile apps, information systems, etc. (Aryal, 2020)
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2.8 Challenges in Nepali IT Sector
The successful use of ICT in these various sectors will require a high degree of emphasis
on implementation. The Government of Nepal needs to focus on the following priority
areas to create an enabling environment: Technology and Infrastructure development,
entrepreneurship/PPP so that private organizations would involve in every sector, talent,
and skills development so that country will get the skilled technical workforce to implement
the efficient use of ICT. Encourage private sector participation, improve professional
education, facilitate the event of a robust financial ecosystem, encourage foreign direct
investment in priority areas, making public servants digitally-ready will be essential.
Emerging business models and disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI),
robotics, the Internet of things (IoT) and over the top (OTT) are transforming the way work
is done. These emerging technologies are allowing governments and enterprises globally
to unlock the potential to achieve exponential growth. (Aryal, 2020)
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CHAPTER THREE
INTRODUCTION OF ORGANIZATION
3.1 Introduction of Organization
MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a Nepal based professionally managed company offering
IT solutions to local as well as overseas clients, MiDas offers a unique combination of
experience, knowledge, methodology and professional commitment that makes us the right
choice for every business. Their continue success is a reflection of their primary focus-
value, quality and commitment to the best possible customer service. As they develop new
modules and update existing ones, they always ensure that their current customers remain
their top priority. They are proud that their very first customer is still an important member
of the MiDas family.
They believe in providing cost effective and reliable services to their clients with their
highly skilled team members. Their expert team is always ready to server with professional
custom College Management Information System, Laboratory Information System, Library
Management Information System, Pharmacy Management Information System, Hospital
Management Information System, etc. also the maintenance service for the system. Their
experts are well skilled and can build stylish as well as elegant and easy navigated web
application. Over the air of experience, MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. has achieved a
prominent position of an expert IT company as well as Educational Institution possessing
some of the best analytical brains. Their transparent, efficient and flexible world class
software development process zero downs risks of project failures and creates powerful
software solutions that meet present as well as future demands.
3.2 Vision and Scope
Customer loyalty through customers satisfaction, delivery in time, quality assurance and
management, innovation to improve efficiency, live support and to be recognized as the
best company when it comes to delivering value to customers. The organization aims to
serve the nation identically by bringing innovative ideas, research strategies and other
development related measures such as professional and personality development training,
academic programs and social development activities, workshops, seminars and
conferences as supporting tools keeping the vision, mission and objectives of the institute
on top priority,
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3.3 Services offered
Primary services offered by MiDas Technologies are:
3.3.1 For Schools and Colleges
• MiDas eClass – Simplifying Learning: MiDas eCLASS is an animated,
interactive audio-visual teaching and learning software that empowers teachers and
inspires students. The Learning App is developed to meet all types of educational
needs of Nursery to Grade 10 students and their parents. It includes Curriculum-
based Study Materials, Communication Tools, and Talent Show Platform.
- Learn lessons of course books through Tutorial Videos
- Get help to do Homework through online teachers
- Clear doubts by asking questions to best teachers
- Test acquired knowledge of course book by playing games and quizzes
- Get help to Prepare for Exams and avoid unnecessary stress
- Learn through Reference Videos available on Internet
- Publish your creative works like stories, poems, essays and drawings
- Post reviews of books you have read, movies you have watched and places you
have visited
- Keep updated with daily homework, exam routine, exam result, extracurricular
activities and so on
- Communicate with class teachers anytime anywhere
• College Management Information System (CMIS): It is a complete system that
manages the data of college students and their financial and academic activities to
run your institution effectively. CMIS will have following modules:
− Student Profile: Student Details, Student Address, Academic History, Parent &
Guardian’s Details, Further Education, Employment
− Academic Records: Attendance Capture, Mark Capture, Mark Verification,
Remarks Entry, Mark Derivation, Mark Ledger, Mark Sheet
− Student Account: Student Account Setup, Bill Generation, Bill Payment,
Student Transaction, Due Bills, Reminder Bills, Daily Collection,
Miscellaneous Transaction, Income Details, Day Book, Monthly Due Report,
Scholarship & Discount Report
• Students Management Information System (SMIS): SMIS is a complete system
that manages the data of students and their financial and academic activities to run
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your educational institution effectively. It is a Desktop application with RDMS
(Relational Database Management System) that store and manages data locally
within school premises. For day-to-day operation, users can easily capture
information and quickly generate reports within the school premises without
internet access on a single click. This application is designed to meet your
objectives like a highly trustworthy finance department and an active
administration.
• Library Management System (LMS): It is an enterprise resource planning system
for a library, used to track items owned, orders made, bills paid, and patrons who
have borrowed. MiDas Library (Library Management Information System) will
have following features:
− Member Information,
− Member ID Card Generation: With Photographs, With Barcode
− Catalogue Details: Books, Journal, Video, Audio
− Order Placement
− Acquisition
− Stock Management
− Catalogue Search
− Catalogue Issue/Return
− Catalogue Reservations
− Late Fee
− Library Flow Analyzer
• School Communication Information System (SCIS): SCIS is a platform where
important information can be transfer among stakeholders (School Management,
Teachers, Students and Parents) through Internet or SMS service. This information
is captured in MiDas Student Management Information System can be accurately
transferred to concerned stakeholders of the school by using Web application and
Mobile application. Using this system, the stakeholders can communicate between
them through Internet and SMS. It also has Online Communication Scheduling
System, which manages time for LIVE communication between the parents and
corresponding teachers. Once the appointment is confirmed, parents and teachers
can communicate ONLINE through Viber or Skype. This application is designed
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with an aim to meet your communication objectives by providing an effective
communication.
3.3.2 For Hospitals
• Laboratory Information System (LIS): A software system that records, manages,
and stores data for hospital laboratories. A LIS has been most adept at sending
laboratory test orders to lab instruments, tracking those orders, and then recording
the results, to a searchable database.
− Modules We Are Providing
− MiDas Doctor HoMS
− We provide following modules under MiDas Doctor HoMS for LIS:
▪ Investigation Sample Tracking System
▪ Patient Investigation Reporting System
• Pharmacy Management and Information System (PMIS): A system which
tracks the medicine records to all the patients, In-Patients and Out-Patients
recording the actual sales, profit, loss, store management and more. To control loss
and damage, there should multi-level pharmacy store in a hospital. Main Pharmacy
should purchase from party and issue to billing stores. Billing stores should sale to
customers and issue to wards. This system handles multi-store/counter pharmacy.
This module handles following functions:
− Category, Brand and Item wise Sales Analysis.
− Counter wise cash and credit sales
− User wise cash collection.
− Store wise stock analysis.
− Expiry and Damage analysis.
− Category, Brand and Item wise profit analysis.
− Supplier wise profit analysis.
− Supplier payment analysis.
• Hospital Management and Information System (HMIS): Collection,
compilation, analysis and interpretation of data for effective use as information
which helps in better planning, monitoring and control of medical and health
services which also helps in improving of the efficiency and Performance of health
delivery system. Modules We Are Providing
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Our entire project is the integrated system of different modules, based on different
tools and techniques. The project is designed in such a way that these modules can
be added phase by phase and also has space for further development. We provide
MiDas Dr.HoMS for HMIS.
• Clinical Record Management (CRM): It defines the storage recommendations
which will ensure that records are maintained, managed and controlled effectively
in accordance with the needs of the pre-hospital emergency care practitioner and
services in terms of legal, operational and informational needs. This module handles
following functions:
- Files issued to admitted patients.
- Files collected from discharged patients.
- Files issued to doctors / students / staffs.
- Files collected from doctors / students / staffs.
- Files position tracking.
- Files movement tracking.
• Other services offered by MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. are:
- UI/UX and Graphics Designing
- Software Development
- Online Promotion
- Search Engine Optimization
- Web Hosting
- E-commerce Application Development
- Integrated Payment System
- Web Portal Development
- Hardware Support and Maintenance
- Network Management and Maintenance
- Tuition classes for all levels students
3.3 Organization Structure
Organization Structure is a system that is used to define a hierarchy within an organization.
It helps for running the organization in a smooth manner. Therefore, MiDas Technologies
has a systematic structure consisting of CEO, Head of Department, Business Director,
Finance Director, Marketing Director, Chief Technical Officer, Senior Developer, IT
Support, etc.
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CHAPTER FOUR
ANALYSIS OFACTIVITIES DONE / PROBLEM SOLVED
4.1 Brief Description of Activities Done
During the internship period I was assigned to do various task. Some of the tasks can be
described as below:
4.1.1 Installing and Configuring MiDas Software
Initially, I was assigned for installing MiDas exe (Executable Files) such as; College
Management Information System (CMIS), Students Management Information System
(SMIS), Students Management Information System (SMIS), School Communication
Information System (SCIS), etc. CMIS is a complete system that manages the data of
college students and their financial and academic activities to run institution effectively.
LMS is an enterprise resource planning system for a library, used to track items owned,
orders made, bills paid, and patrons who have borrowed. SMIS is a complete system that
manages the data of students and their financial and academic activities to run your
educational institution effectively. It is a Desktop application with RDMS (Relational
Database Management System) that store and manages data locally within school premises.
For day-to-day operation, users can easily capture information and quickly generate reports
within the school premises without internet access on a single click.
Figure 2: MiDas School Management Information System
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MiDas School Stream Line, MiDas College, MiDas Library are the exe (Executable Files)
ie. Software which was installed in client computer and connect with database in the server
computer. The exe files are developed with Delphi programming language. Delphi is the
fastest way to write, compile, package and deploy cross-platform native application on
windows, macOS, iOS, Linux, etc. Delphi Developer developed exe software according to
the client requirement. The required application is tested before setup on the client
computer. During my internship I have done testing of MiDas web application, desktop
application and visited my different universities, schools’ colleges and hospitals to install
the MiDas software. Different software was installed on client pc such as Microsoft SQL
Server 2008, Xampp server, BDE exe, ODBC, DXinstall, etc.
Figure 3: Setting up custom domain name in Xampp server
Xampp Control Panel is a local web server for MiDas web application. The colleges who
have more than 500+ students, they prefer MiDas web application for Students Information
Management Software. Xampp has been configured with their custom domain name.
During my internship duration I have learnt advance knowledge of Xampp Control Panel .
Furthermore, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 is used to manage the database in for Desktop
application. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with Service Pack 2 is a free and
feature-rich database for developing and deploying SQL Server 2008 R2.
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Figure 4: Microsoft SQL Server for SMIS
The ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) is a standard application programming interface
for accessing database management systems. ODBC consists of four components, working
together to enable functions. ODBC allows programs to use SQL requests that access
databases without knowing the proprietary interfaces to the databases. ODBC handles the
SQL request and converts it into a request each database system understands.
Borland Database Engine & mdash; is a set of libraries that allows you to work with
Paradox, dBASE, FoxPro, MS Access databases from programs created in Delphi, C++
Builder and other Borland products. In addition, it is possible to access SQL through the
built-in SQL Links driver, and to access Microsoft Access and similar databases, it is
possible to connect external ODBC drivers. Another driver DXinstall application is
installed to convert English data to Nepali data automatically.
Once installation was done, different configuration should do to effectively run the MiDas
software. Configuration is necessary for compatible system. To connect the client
configuration with server computer such as network configuration, ODBC configuration,
domain setup, IP address verification is done.
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Figure 5: ODBC Configuration
4.1.2 Installing and updating software
Rather than MiDas software, several other applications are also used in organization. They
are Microsoft Office, Antivirus, Adobe Acrobat, Remote Control Software, IPMsg,
Operating System, etc. This software is installed with the responsibility of IT department
to install and update all the software that are used in intra organization. To gain the better
productivity it is necessary to timely update the system and software.
4.1.2.1 Installation of Operating System
An operation system is that most important software to run the computer. It manages the
computer’s memory and processes as well as all of its software and hardware. It also allows
to communicate with the computer without knowing how to speak the computer’s language.
As an IT assistant intern in MiDas Technologies, I had installed operating system (ie.
Windows 7, Windows 10, etc.) on multiple computers using bootable USB drive. Steps
during the installation are:
• Connect the USB flash drive to a new PC
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• Turn on the PC and press the key that opens the boot-device selection menu for the
computer, such as the Esc/F10/F12 keys. Select the option that boots the PC from
the USB flash drive.
• Windows Setup starts. Follow the instructions to install Windows.
• Remove the USB flash drive.
4. 2 Documentation Control
Documents control contains about how documents are to be prepared from the prospective
of what the prospective of system is.
4.2.1 Program Documentations
• Documentations should be from the point of view of reader
• Documents should be unambiguous
• There should be no repetition
• Industry standards should be used
• Documents should be always be updated
• Any outdated document should be phased out after due recording of the phase out
4.2.2 System Documentations
• It should be possible to refer to other documents
• It should contain everything needed, so that those who are reading it carefully
understand the system
• It should be accessible to those for whom it is indented
• When the system gets modified it should be easy to update the documentation
4.2.3 Operations Documentations
• Contains information that will aid system administrators to understand the function
and capabilities
• How the system flow from one to other
• Functions of the particular headings
• Contains day to day technical operations and cover issues such as a server or
software application failure
4.2.4 User Documentations
• How to use system
• Features of system
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• Tips and tricks of system
• How to resolve common problems through system
• How to use different features of the system
4.3 Troubleshooting and Diagnosing Technical Issues
Before troubleshooting and diagnosing technical issues we need to back up our data first
from database. Troubleshooting process can be done with physical as well as online mode
using different remote-control software. To ensure the safety of data and information we
must do backup before doing any troubleshooting in client computer.
Figure 6: Backing up the Files from Client PC
While operating MiDas School Management Information System many clients have faced
different trouble like upgrading students, errors in marksheet, Identity card and mainly
faced issues in transaction payment. I had fixed those transactional issues through the SQL
query from the database. The issues had occurred by the wrong entry of transactional
amount or wrongly entered in another student account. Those issues can’t be fixed by client
or user itself. Those issues have been fixed by the technical team; I have learnt to fixed
those issues by the knowledge which I have acquire in my Database Management System
class.
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Figure 7: Troubleshooting the issues of client through AnyDesk Remote Control
This troubleshooting has been done by entering the valid SQL Query in database. Microsoft
SQL Server Management Tools is used for desktop application and XAMPP Control Panel
(Apache, MySQL) server is used for offline web application.
Figure 8: Updating receipt transaction with SQL Query
Figure 9: Updating Billing Month with SQL Query
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4.4 Testing
Testing is the process checking the functionality of the software products to ensure whether
they match with the expected requirements or not. Testing can identify the bugs if any, in
the early stage, which can be fixed saving time and cost. So, it is a very important part of
software development. Various frameworks are available for testing.
4.4.1 Manual Testing Process
The manual testing process’s flow diagram is drawn. The flow starts with the leads of team
who create and assign the tasks for Quality Assurance (QA) Engineers. The QA team go
through out the tasks and assign the tasks among the team members, if any confusion occurs
QA ask for the lead team. After tasks are assigned test cases are developed and different
steps are carried out which is shown in the figure below:
Figure 10: Flowchart of Manual Testing Process
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Here in MiDas eClass system test cases were written using MS-excel for manual testing.
The practice of writing test cases in Excel gave me a chance to make a logical table for
calculations as well for testing various outcomes were calculated according to input and
were displaying correct output or not.
4.4.2 System Testing
System Testing look after the testing of the system that has been developed to ensure it has
met it specified requirements. As a fairly flexible methodology was adopted for the
development, the testing of the application started during its development with bugs being
fixed as they were discovered. After each section of the application was completed, it was
tested so that errors could be corrected.
Figure 11: Login Page Manual Testing of MiDas eCLASS
4.4.2.1 Compatibility Testing
A compatibility test is an assessment used to ensure a software application is properly
working across different browsers, databases, operating systems (OS), networks and
hardware. The different OS that the application has been tested on are Windows XP,
Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 10 and Windows 11. The different browser that the
application has been tested on are Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera
Mini, etc.
4.4.2.2 Unit Testing
In this testing, the smallest components or the units of the software are tested. These testing
are usually carried out to validate the functionality of each unit of the software. This
encourages developers to modify the source code without immediate concerns about how
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such changes might affect the functioning of other units or the program as a whole. Once
all of the units in a program have been found to be working in the most efficient and error-
free manner as possible, larger components of the program can be evaluated by means of
integration testing. In my internship duration I have performed unit testing of MiDas web
and desktop application. Different test cases are developed for different unit testing.
• MiDas SMIS Login Test Cases
Figure 12: MiDas SMIS Login Test Cases in Excel Sheet
4.5 Tools Used
Now days we can get lots of Software Management Tools and Software Testing Tools in
market. Selection of tools is totally based on the project requirements and commercial
(Proprietary/Commercial Tools) or free tools (Open-Source Tools) according to the
requirements. Of course, free testing tools may have some limitation in the features list of
the project, so it’s totally based on what are you looking for and is that your requirement
fulfills in free version or go for paid software tools.
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4.5.1 Software Management Tools
4.5.1.1 Trello
Trello is the ultimate project management tool. In MiDas this visual tool is used to
empowers team to manage any types of projects, workflow, or task tracking. This
collaboration tool organizes every project into boards. It tells about what’s being worked
on, who’s working on what, and where something is in a process. Every project
management and team collaboration is done through the use of Trello tools.
Figure 13: Software Project Management via Trello
4.5.1.2 Jira Software
Jira is also a project management tool. A bug tracking and agile project management is
allowed in Jira. Jira is basically used by the QA team in MiDas Technologies for bug
tracking, issue tracking. I have used Jira Software tools for reporting issues and bug
Figure 14: Reporting Issues and Bug tracking via Jira Software
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4.5.2 Test Management Tools
4.5.2.1 TET (Test Environment Toolkit)
The goal behind creating the Test Environment Toolkit (TET) was to produce a test driver
that accommodate the current and anticipated future testing needs of the test development
community. To achieve this goal, input from a wide sample of the community was used for
the specification and development of TET’s functionality and interfaces.
4.5.3 Load Testing Tools
4.5.3.1 Apache JMeter
Apache JMeter was used to analyze and measure the performance of web application or
variety of services. Performance Testing means testing a web application against heavy
load, multiple and concurrent user traffic. There are different other tools for performance
tools like NeoLoad, Micro Focus Load Runner, LoadNinja, etc. But I have used Apache
JMeter Tools for performance testing. For this we sent 40 virtual users within 60 seconds,
and the result of the test was positive. This means system was able to handle 40 numbers
of users within 1 minute of time. In the figure below I have shown the test done using
Apache JMeter for a single user.
Figure 15: Performance Testing in Apache JMeter
4.5.4 Remote Control Software
Remote-control software is programming in a central or server computer that is used to
control other computers (or their users) at a distance, either under the control of an
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administrator or at the request of the user. This software is used to remotely access the PCs
to solve specific problems occurring in different schools, colleges and universities.
4.5.4.1 AnyDesk
Connect to a computer remotely, be it from the other end of the office or halfway around
the world. AnyDesk ensures secure and reliable remote desktop connections for IT
professionals and on-the-go individuals alike.
Figure 16: AnyDesk Remote Control Software
4.6 Setting Up Peripherals
In MiDas intra network there are hundreds of computers are used for providing services
like MiDas eCLASS, Educational Content Department, Marketing Department, Technical
Support for MiDas hospital and schools management system. Many peripherals have to be
set up in order to complement the computer with the organizational network. There are
devices which are connected to the computer and it helps the computer function. These
devices contain both the input devices, which are used to give command to the computer
and the output devices, which help computer showing the result to the staff. Some
peripherals devices need to be configured in order to work properly as organization
requirement. Devices that need to be configured in organization are: Keyboard, Mouse,
Printers, Scanner, Display devices, etc.
4.7 Monitoring and maintaining computer system and networks
Install, configure, and support an organization's local area network (LAN), wide area
network (WAN), and Internet systems or a segment of a network system. Monitor network
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to ensure network availability to all system users and may perform necessary maintenance
to support network availability. Maintenance includes several tasks. Some of them are:
• Backup data and information.
• Run antivirus and spyware and scans regularly.
• Clean up your software.
4.8 Setup IP Address
IP (Internet Protocol) address is the 4 octets (32 bit) address used to identify your desktop
computer, network, router, switch or other network devices in your network or internet. It's
also called as IPv4 (Internet Protocol Version 4). IP address is assigned to network card on
every computer or notebook to communicate with other network devices within the
organization network. Several rules exist for ensuring IP address are valid. Examples are
192.168.10.97, 192.168.10.98 etc.
The step-by-step instructions showing how to set IP address and network information:
• Go to Start and click on Control Panel.
• Control Panel window will appear. Double click on Network Connection.
• Network Connections window will appear, Right click correct Local Area
Connection by identifying correct network card and click Properties.
• Then click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
• Now click Use the following IP address manually set IP address, Subnet mask,
Default gateway.
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Figure 17: Setting up IP Address and DNS Server
4.9 Sharing the PC
Sometimes it is necessary to share files within the company. Transferring files between
machines requires just a few changes to computer’s settings. In MiDas Technologies we
have also used IPMsg for transferring files between the department. For sharing the PCs,
we have to do following step are required:
• Right-click on the folder you want to share.
• Select Give Access to > Specific people.
• From there, you can choose specific users and their permission level (whether they
can read-only or read/write). After making your selection, click Share.
• If a user doesn’t appear on the list, type their name into the taskbar and hit Add.
You can also share with everyone.
• Click Share.
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Figure 18: Sharing the PC
4.10 Providing technical support across the company
The primary focus of technical support is to resolve a technical incident or problem in the
organization. These incidents are either perceived or actual deficiencies with the PCs,
MiDas Software, peripherals devices and Computer networks, that organization’s staff is
seeking support for. The support is required for following task:
• Determine what is not functioning properly
• Resolve the issue as quickly
• Maintain a friendly and supportive vibe
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CHAPTER FIVE
CONCLUSION
5.1 Findings
After 3 months of internship at MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd., I am aware of so many
unlearnt topics. I learned to value of time, research and opportunities. The internship
program not only introduced me to the real working environment but it also provided me a
platform to grow professionally right at the end of undergraduate program.
• Provide QA documents in a very formal and easy-to-understand manner, such as
test cases, test scenarios, bug reports, and test reports. If required, describe the bugs
and requirements verbally.
• Understand requirements provided and identify the seemingly minor details correct
that may get overlooked by development as well as Business Analyst teams that
might cause major problem down the road.
• Differences in the theoretical knowledge in college and practical working
• Coping up withing real working environment.
• Working procedures in IT Company and procedures of getting projects from the
client.
• Understood importance of coordination and cooperation inworking environment.
• Skill to communicate and report to those parties in time regarding any kind of issues
that are dealt in the organization.
• Brief insight of career path.
5.2 Conclusion
At the end, the internship period was very fruitful and provides the practical experience and
implementation of the theoretical knowledge that was during the class time and had
opportunity to develop the professional skills and self-confidence on the related interest
field. I also had the knowledge on installation and configuration of the MiDas software as
well as installation of various networking related devices. And also developed the self-
motivation as well as self-confidence. The main achievement from the internship period is
the confidence inside before starting the profession on related field. Along with technical
gain, I also had the knowledge on handling the system issues in a systematic and easy way.
It was a wonderful experience to work in MiDas Education Pvt. Ltd. with highly
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professional group of people. It was a great opportunity to learn about the professional
environment and develop a professional attitude. The way one person helped the other and
the whole department functioned together showed how a group of professional work
together to meet a desired goal. The importance of good leadership among managers and
discipline among the staffs is most for smooth functioning of any organization or any
department within it. Similarly, communication skill among all the staffs is also a necessity
for the growth of any organization. It will certainly go as a confidence boosting factor in
coming days.
5.3 Lesson Learnt
An internship is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience, develop deep
relationships and set ourselves up for a rewarding career. Coming to an organization and
experiencing in-job atmosphere exposed me to real organization which was way different
than theoretical organization with which I was familiar with. Everything, it be principles,
guiding procedures, organizational culture, motivation, stress handling, all were so
different. Following are some of the lessons I have learned during my internship period:
• Developing the interpersonal, managerial and entrepreneurial skills that are crucial
in every professional and employees’ career development.
• Working in a team and adjust with team members accordingly.
• Practical implementation of theoretical knowledge.
• Communication and social skills with organizational culture, values and policies.
5.4 Recommendation
MiDas Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a software company in the field of IT Industry in Nepal.
It has been providing services in the field in Information Technology, Education and Health
sector of the Nepal. I would like to recommend the organization to keep hiring interns when
appropriate, not only in the IT aspect of the organization but also all other services-oriented
aspects. This could help the organization to build up and improve their reputation and image
as well as provide internees to know the real-life work experience and build up their skills
as well. The desktop system was developed with Delphi programming language and web
application is developed with CodeIgniter framework of PHP, all this framework is nearly
outdated and need to upgrade the existing system with latest framework, which will help
the organization for long run with technological changes.
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