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the project flowcharting is the practical application of understanding the concept of flow chart and help u to know how to make micro and macro flowchart of college admission process
This was the project given to us in qimpro championship league. This presentation is all about flowchart and includes macro and micro flowcharts of the admission process.
This project was made by Aparna Agnihotri, Soumya Badola and Simran Nagar. It presents a brief introduction to flow charting, and goes on to show how creating a flow chart of a college's admission process can help in identifying and addressing problem areas in the process.
Flowcharts are diagrams that represent processes, workflows or algorithms using graphic symbols. They are useful for analyzing, designing, documenting or managing processes. This document discusses flowcharts, their benefits and symbols used. It then analyzes the college admission process, identifies problems areas like lengthy admission rounds and lack of transparency, and provides micro flowchart solutions like a centralized counseling round and displaying student lists to increase transparency. The team learned to make macro and micro flowcharts, identify problems and suggest solutions through this project.
1) The document describes various symbols used in flowcharts such as rectangles, diamonds, circles, and arrows to represent processes, decisions, starts/ends, and flows.
2) There are three main types of flowcharts: sequence, selection, and iteration. Sequence flowcharts show a series of steps. Selection flowcharts show decision points. Iteration flowcharts show loops.
3) Micro flowcharts show greater detail of a process than macro flowcharts, which provide a higher-level view. The document provides examples of micro and macro flowcharts for a college admissions process.
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1. A macro flowchart showing the major steps of visiting the college website, checking eligibility, submitting documents, registering online, receiving an admission letter, and paying fees.
2. A micro flowchart providing more detail on the registration process, merit lists, document submission, medical tests, interviews, and finalizing admission.
3. Identification of three main trouble spots: reservation quotas, judging students solely on marks, and limited means of communicating with the college.
4. Definition of problems with the current system and lessons the team learned about flowcharting and analyzing processes.
The document describes the college admissions process through flow charts at different levels:
1) A macro flow chart shows the overall process from application to orientation.
2) Micro flow charts dive deeper into three trouble spots: shortlisting candidates, the GD-PI process, and fees payment.
3) The micro charts identify problems like long wait times and unclear instructions, and propose solutions like simultaneous GD-PI and earlier group assignment.
Flowcharts can be used to visually present the flow of data through an information processing system and the sequence of operations. They have advantages like effective communication, analysis of problems, and documentation. However, flowcharts also have limitations such as requiring redrawing if alterations are needed and difficulties with reproduction. The document then provides examples of macro and micro flowcharts for a college admission process and identifies three problem areas in the process related to allotment, documentation, and fees payment.
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Elements that may be included are: sequence of actions, materials or services entering or leaving the process (inputs and outputs), decisions that must be made, people who become involved, time involved at each step and/or process measurements.
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1. Students apply to colleges and select courses, then undergo entrance exams or merit-based admission processes.
2. If admitted, students complete document verification, pay fees, and are allotted hostels before undertaking semester exams.
3. Over the course of their studies, students take exams each semester and their percentages are calculated.
4. Upon completing all requirements, students graduate with degrees in convocation ceremonies, completing the process.
The document defines and provides examples of flow charts. Flow charts are diagrams that represent processes or algorithms through a series of boxes and connecting arrows to show the steps and their order. They are used to analyze, design, document, and manage processes across various fields. The document provides examples of macro flow charts, which show overall program logic through single blocks, and micro flow charts, which specify detailed process operations. It also gives an example flow chart of a university admission process and identifies issues with that process, such as lack of transportation and seating arrangements. Potential solutions are proposed, such as providing transportation and drinking water.
The document outlines the college graduation process through flowcharts. It begins with an introduction to flowcharting, explaining the basic elements and symbols used. A macro flowchart then shows the overall graduation process at a high level. Micro flowcharts provide more detail on specific steps. The document identifies some common trouble spots like delays in admissions due to documentation issues, exam delays or rescheduling due to power failures or instructor delays, and delays in results processing due to reevaluation needs or barcode errors. Lessons learned include properly affixing barcodes, being prepared for exam rescheduling, and ensuring documents are ready in advance to avoid issues in the admissions process.
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The document introduces an online admission system called "Online Admission System" developed by a team called "Dream Team". It discusses how the current manual admission process is time-consuming and effortful. The goal of the online system is to automate the admission process and make it faster and more transparent. It has three main modules for administrators, students, and the system. Administrators can manage admission criteria, verify forms, and generate merit lists. Students can fill forms, upload documents, and check results. The system compares marks and generates reports.
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A flowchart is a diagram that represents an algorithm, workflow, or process through a series of boxes and connecting arrows. It shows the steps of a process and the order they occur in. There are different types of flowcharts like document, data, system, and program flowcharts. The basic steps for constructing a flowchart are to define the process, brainstorm activities, arrange activities in sequence, draw arrows to show flow, and review with others. Flowcharts can be macro, top-down, or micro level depending on the amount of detail shown.
The document describes a project report for a Student Information Management System. The system allows education institutes to easily maintain student records by solving problems with manual systems where information is scattered and redundant. The project aims to strengthen students' technical skills by having them complete a project according to university guidelines. Key features of the system include student registration, attendance tracking, timetable generation, and report generation. It was developed using technologies like HTML, PHP and allows authorized users to securely access and update student information.
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2. Introduction to flowcharting
๏ Flowcharts are schematic representation of a process
using standard shapes and symbols
๏ The flow of process is indicated by arrows connecting
the symbols
๏ The main purpose of flowchart is to help people
understand the process in a simpler way
๏ It is majorly used in designing , analyzing and
documenting of complex processes
3. The levels of flow chart
i. Macro level: It represents a big picture of the process.
It generally has less that six steps.
ii. Mini Level: It falls between the macro level and more
detailed micro level flowchart, where it focuses on one
part of the macro level flow chart.
iii. Micro level: It provides a detailed picture of the
process, taking in to account each action.
4. Symbols used in flowchart
๏ถ Oval: Starting and end point of the process
๏ถ Box: Individual step or activity
๏ถ Diamond: Decision point yes/no
๏ถ Circle: Indicates that a particular step is connected
within the page.
๏ถ Pentagon: Indicates that a particular step of the
process is connected to another page or part of the
flowchart.
๏ถ Flow line: This indicates the direction flow of the
process.
5. Benefits of using flowchart
๏ถ It is very easy to comprehend
๏ถ It can be used in any subject on any topic
๏ถ It can present large data in compact form
๏ถ It can be helpful in training employees
๏ถ It can be helpful in identifying problem areas in the
process and opportunities for improvement
7. Micro flow chart:
College admission process
Start
End
Reporting to
college
Address by
college
authorities
University
and college
admission
form filling
College
Facebook
group joining
College ID
card form
submission
Form and
document
verification
by college
authorities
Collection of
original,
photocopy
documents
and
passport
size
photographs
Payment
of fees
Final
verification
8. Three trouble spots
๏ University admission fees:
Student were unaware about university admission fees of
Rs.1025 to be paid during admission process
๏ Ambiguity about number of passport size photos:
Students were told to bring 4 passport size photos, when total 6
photos were needed
๏ Time management:
Students were told to report at 9.00 am but the actual process
started from 11.00 am
9. Lessons learned by the team
๏ Carry extra cash with you during admission process, you
never know when it will be required
๏ Carry extra passport size photos with you, also carry
pair of scissors and glue
๏ Carry one extra set of photocopies of required
documents with you