The document describes a search engine called SE1.0 submitted by a group of students. It includes an introduction to search engines and why SE1.0 was created. It then describes the key components of a search engine: crawling, indexing, processing queries and ranking results, and serving results. It provides details on how each component is implemented in SE1.0, including using PHP libraries for crawling, storing data in MySQL databases, and using HTML5/CSS3 for results display. Technologies used include WAMP server, PHP, MySQL, HTML5, and CSS3.

1. SEARCH ENGINE v1.0
Submitted to :
Ms. NIHARIKA GARG
By:
Sachin Sharma 11CSU123
Mohit Choudhary 11CSU091
Rahul Khatri 11CSU117
S Renuka 11CSU122
Faculty GUIDE: Mrs. Richa ChHAbra

2. InTRODUCTION
A Web search engine is a tool for locating
information on a specific subject. When
you search for information in any Web
database, you use keywords (words or
phrases) to identify or describe the
information you are seeking. The search
engine then searches through the indexes
in its database and returns a list of Web
sites that match your searching criteria.

3. Why SE1.0?
 To generate targeted results from the
websites that do not have a search engine
of their own
 Other search engines of google, yahoo,
bing etc. do not generate website specific
results and usually give lot of unnecessary
data

4. Components of a Search Engine
 Crawling
Process by which web pages are discovered and added to an
index
 Indexing
Compile a massive index of all the words found on:
◦ The web page itself
◦ Key content tags (ex. title, alt)
 Process Queries & Rank Results
Search the index for matching pages and return in relevant order
the most relevant results to the user
 Serving Results

5. Crawler
 The crawler uses PHP library PHPCrawl to
crawl through the website
 The HTML_DOM we will ignore the
boolean operators and other unnecessary
data and focus on storing only the
keywords and URLs
 The crawler will then send the metadata
and the URL to MySQL for processing and
storing

6. WAMP Server
 Windows Apache MySQL PHP server is the
integration of fore mentioned technologies
 It permits us to remotely store and access
the web pages and database using a web
host
 It also allows us to take our web pages
online in order to make it accessible over
a range of systems

7. Indexing
 The storage will be done in MySQL
 Database structure will be as follows:
Search(IndexNO,description,tags,URL)
Store(URL, Description, tags)
Rank(URL, Close_fit, Rank_no)

8. Process queries and Rank Results
 The query is being processed in MySQL
and will be retrieved using search table
 The searched queries will be then ranked
before displaying it on the web page
 The ranking will be done on the basis of
closest fit: the most correctly matched
record will be ranked first if two records
are equally matched, then the record that
was later searched will be ranked before
the first query

9. Serving Results
 The results will be formatted and
displayed using HTML5 and CSS3.0
 The results will be organized in such a
way that they appear in order of
descending ranks and will contain an
onClick function that will shift the control
to the specified URL

10. Technologies,IDE,Languages Used
 WAMP server that includes
APACHE
MySQL
PHP 5.3
• HTML 5 and CSS 3.0, XML
• Browser(IE 9 and Above, Mozilla Firefox,
Google Chrome)
• Notepad++, Rational Rose(for SRS),
SublimeText2

11. Bibliography
 http://phpcrawl.cuab.de/example.html
 www.phpmyadmin.net/
 www.wikipedia.org