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This document outlines a proposed knowledge management system (KMS) that would allow college students and faculty to upload, access, search, and share information and articles. The KMS would have features like registration, login, content management, sorting articles by date/author/likes, and a review system. Developing the KMS would involve gathering requirements, selecting a development model, conducting a literature survey, specifying functional/non-functional requirements, performing risk analysis and testing. The KMS is intended to improve knowledge sharing and productivity for students and faculty.
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- 2. Contents • Introduction • Benefits • Features • Methodology • Literature Survey • Functional and Non-Functional Requirements • Risk Analysis and Mitigation Plan • Implementation • Test plan • Scope • Findings • Future works
- 3. Introduction • Aim is to develop an online Knowledge management system which will be helpful to college students and faculty. • Students/faculty will be able to upload any type of information/article. • Students/faculty logging in may also access/search any information put up by others. • Students can view all the articles/information related to their interest on top.
- 4. Benefits For Faculty: • Easy to create any kind of article. • Easy to query all related details of student. • Easy to read and publish article uploaded by students. For College: • Easy to manage all articles (Computer Science, Database etc.). • All information/articles can be synchronized in one place. • KMS is beneficial for both students/faculty. • It is helpful to maintain the students record (admission no, roll no, dob etc.)
- 5. Contd.. For Students: • Students will be aware to their interested fields • Students can get knowledge • Don’t have to search other places • Can manage their articles easily • Can get review about their article by likes/dislikes of other students • Comments can help understanding other students requirements
- 6. Features • Admin control • Registration and login system for students • Sharing point of knowledge article of all fields • Providing knowledge among other students • Review system before upload • Notification after signup • Sorting by various ways like date of post, field, likes, author name, etc • Password changing feature
- 7. Contd.. • Student information storing about interest ,qualification, address, phone-no, Email-Id • Simple to use interface • Flexibility in features
- 8. Methodology In order to develop an efficient Knowledge Management System, we have to follow the following methodology: • Knowing the proper requirements of the users: Asking users about the requirements they need in the website. • Analyzing the requirements: After gathering all the requirements, we have to analyze the requirements to sort out which are feasible and which are not. • Selecting the proper model for developing the project: From the various models available for developing the project, we must select the best & efficient model, which best suites our approach.
- 9. Literature Survey • Provides an interface which allows users to manage (create, edit, delete) content on a platform (mostly websites). • A tool that enables technical and non technical usersto create, edit, manage. • publish a variety of content whilst being constrained by a centralised set of rules.
- 10. Functional Requirements • User registration • Content management (articles, news.)
- 11. Non-Functional Requirements • Performance requirements • Safety requirements • Security requirements • Software quality attributes
- 12. User Requirements Hardware configuration • Processor : Pentium IV or above • RAM : 256 MB or higher • Hard Disk Space : 5 GB or more Software configuration • Operating system : Windows XP/7/8 • Environment : Adobe Dreamweaver, Xampp server • Language : HTML, PHP • Back-end : MySQL
- 13. Risk Analysis and Mitigation Plan
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- 16. Testing of KMS Database • Main Database
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- 19. • User profile
- 20. • Article Submit page
- 22. • Sign Up page
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- 24. Findings • Improved Productivity- time saving because of easier and quicker navigation to the features. • Improved Accessibility- Easily Accessible and easy to browse.
- 25. Future Works • Add some more features to improve further • Android application can be made of the system
- 26. Thank you