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This document outlines the roles and responsibilities for team members on a cow farm management system project. Jatinder Singh is responsible for information gathering, Jagwinder Singh for analyzing, Lovepreet Singh for coding, and Ravi Kumar Verma for testing. The document also mentions a cow database and levels of data flow diagrams for the cow farm management system.
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