Downloaded 427 times
![Test case1:Checking for proper alignment
and navigation of hyperlinks
Priority (H,L): High
Test Objective: To check whether the alignment is correct or not and by clicking on
menu or hyperlink it must navigate to appropriate page.
Test Description :The alignment is checked and [menu] or [hyperlink] is also checked.
Requirements Verified: Yes
Test Environment : SQL Server
Test Setup/Pre-conditions: Receiver should be in connection accept state
Actions Expected
The pages are verified for redirection and
alignment.
Logged successfully
Pass: Yes Condition Pass: Yes Fail: No
Problems/Issues: NIL
Output: Successfully Executed
Home Page :
TEST CASES
43/48student tracking system](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ourppt-160210002722/75/Student-Tracking-System-43-2048.jpg){kind=tracking}
More Related Content
Similar to Student Tracking System
Student Tracking System
- 1. Presented by K.Swapna (09D21A0552) K.Priyanka(09D21A0534) V.Navyasree (09D21A0525) Internal Guide Mrs.B.Deepthi Assistant Prof. C.S.E 1/48student tracking system
- 2. Abstract Student TrackingSystem software accomplishes guest logging, resource tracking, time-keeping, and class roster management all within centralized tracking system software. Student Tracking System allows an organization to log, track, analyze, tutoring centers, classrooms, etc., which requires visitors to be logged. 2/48student tracking system
- 3. Introduction Outsourcing someactivities. A Web Application is developed. Functionality of server. 3/48student tracking system
- 4. Existing System Wide-spreadBusinesses Franchise Model Stand-Alone Applications 4/48student tracking system
- 5. Proposed System Automationof the Entire Process. Easy Access of Information to Management. Easy Access of Information to Students. 5/48student tracking system
- 6. Modules involved Access Managementprocess to allow coaching center personnel. Coaching Center Profile and franchise information setup and maintenance process. Coaching Center Curriculum and schedules setup and maintenance process. 6/48student tracking system
- 7. Modules involved Student enrollmentand status tracking process Content setup and maintenance process Student information retrieval process Archiving and Backup process 7/48student tracking system
- 8. Project Requirements HardwareRequirements. Software Requirements. 8/48student tracking system
- 9. Hardware Requirements Content Description HDD20 GB (Min) 40 GB (Recommended) RAM 1 GB (Min) 9/48student tracking system
- 10. Software Requirements Content Description OSWindows XP(SP-3) Or higher IDE MS Visual Studio 2010 User Interface ASP .NET, HTML, CSS Client-Side Scripting Java Script Programming Language C# Web Server IIS Data Base MS SQL Server 2008 R2 10/48student tracking system
- 11. Design E-R DIAGRAMS DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS UML DIAGRAMS 11/48student tracking system
- 12. They specify theexistential entities and also the standard relations through which the system exists and the cardinalities that are necessary for the system state to continue. ER-DIAGRAM: 12/48student tracking system
- 13.
- 14. DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS Adata flow diagram is graphical tool used to describe and analyze movement of data through a system. LEVELS OF DFD: LEVEL-0: System Input/Output LEVEL-1: Subsystem Level Dataflow Functional LEVEL-2: File Level Detail Data Flow. 14/48student tracking system
- 15. LEVEL-0: System Input/Output 15/48studenttracking system
- 16. Level-1 Data FlowDiagram for Admin 16/48student tracking system
- 17. Level-1 Data FlowDiagram for Staff 17/48student tracking system
- 18. Level - 2Data Flow Diagram for Admin 18/48student tracking system
- 19. Level -2 DataFlow Diagram for Staff 19/48student tracking system
- 20. UML DIAGRAMS UnifiedModeling Language includes a set of graphic notation techniques to create visual models of object- oriented software-intensive systems. 20/48student tracking system
- 21. 9 Types ofUML diagrams: Class Diagram Object Diagram Usecase Diagram Interaction Diagrams Activity Diagram State Chart Diagram Component Diagram Deployment Diagram 21/48student tracking system
- 22. UML DIAGRAMS USECASE DIAGRAM: Itis a behavioral diagram that shows a set of use case actors and their relationships. 22/48student tracking system
- 23. Use-Case diagram: fig 1:UsecaseDiagram 23/48student tracking system
- 24. Class Diagram Fig 2:Class Diagram These diagrams reveal the static design view It consists of classes, interfaces and collaborations. MasterUsers +UserId +UserTYpe +FirstName +LastName +Phone +Mobile +Email +LoginId +Password +Status +View() +Update() MasterLocations +LocationId +LocationName +District +State +Status +view() +Update() MasterInstitutes +InstituteId +InstituteName +AddressDetails +ContactDetails +Status +View() +Update() MasterCourses +CourseId +InstituteId +CourseName +Contents +CourseFee +NameOfTheStaff +Status +View() +Update() CourseSchedules +ScheduleId +InstituteId +ScheduleName +CourseId +MaxStudents +ScheduleStartDate +ScheduleEndDate +ClassStartTime +ClassEndTime +LabStartTime +LabEndTime +LabNumber +Status +View() +Update() StudentPayments +PaymentId +StudentId +AmountPaid +PaidOn +InstituteId +ReceiptNumber +Status +view() +update() MasterBatches +BatchId +InstituteId +NumberOfStudents +CourseId +Details +CollegeName +ScheduleId +Status +View() +Update() BatchStudents +StudentId +BatchId +StudentName +RollNumber +StudentFee +ContactNumber +Email +Status +View() +Update() 1..* 1 1..* 1 24/48student tracking system
- 25. INTERACTION DIAGRAMS: Interaction diagramsmodel the behavior of use cases by describing the way groups of objects interact to complete the task. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM COLLABORATION DIAGRAM 25/48student tracking system
- 26. Sequence Diagrams Fig 3.1:Sequence Diagram For Admin The sequence diagram shows the ordering of the messages. It shows the order of the messages that the admin should perform. Home MasterUsers MasterLocations MasterInstituesAdmin 1 : Login() 2 : Validation() 3 : Return() 4 : Setup() 5 : View/update() 6 : Setup() 7 : View/update() 8 : Setup() 9 : view/update() 10 : logout() 26/48student tracking system
- 27. Sequence Diagrams Fig 3.2:Sequence Diagram For Staff Home Master Courses Course Schedules Master Batches Batch Students Student Payments HomeStaff 1 : login() 2 : Validation() 3 : Return() 4 : Setup() 5 : View() 6 : Update() 7 : setup() 8 : View() 9 : update() 10 : Setup() 11 : View() 12 : Update() 13 : Setup() 14 : View() 15 : Update() 16 : Setup() 17 : View() 18 : Update() 19 : logout() 27/48student tracking system
- 28. Collaboration Diagrams Fig 4.1:Collaboration Diagram For Admin It models the objects relating to their structural behavior. This includes transmission of message between the objects. Admin Home MasterUsers MasterLocations MasterInstitutes Home 1 : login() 2 : Validation() 3 : Return() 4 : Setup() 5 : View() 6 : Update() 7 : Setup() 8 : View() 9 : update() 10 : Setup() 11 : View() 12 : Update() 13 : logout() 28/48student tracking system
- 29. Collaboration Diagrams Fig 4.2:Collaboration Diagram For Staff Home Master Courses Course Schedules Master Batches Batch Students Student Payments Home Staff 1 : login() 2 : Validation() 3 : Return() 4 : Setup() 5 : View() 6 : Update() 7 : setup() 8 : View() 9 : update() 10 : Setup() 11 : View() 12 : Update() 13 : Setup() 14 : View() 15 : Update() 16 : Setup() 17 : View() 18 : Update() 19 : logout() 29/48student tracking system
- 30. STATE CHART DIAGRAM: The state-chart diagram explains the life time of an object. The state chart diagram of login validation tells the actions that should be performed by a user. The user should enter the details in the form, and then either he can submit the form or reset the form. 30/48student tracking system
- 31. State chart diagram Fig5: State Chart Diagram 31/48student tracking system
- 32. ACTIVITY DIAGRAM: Activitydiagram shows the flow of events or activities within our system. It represents the business and operational workflows of the system. 32/48student tracking system
- 33. Activity Diagram Fig 6:Activity Diagram for User 33/48student tracking system
- 34. COMPONENT DIAGRAM: Componentdiagrams are used to model physical aspects of a system. Component diagram is used to visualize the organization and relationships among components in a system. They are also used to make executing systems. 34/48student tracking system
- 35. Component Diagram ADMIN STAFF setupUsers <<artifact>> setuplocations <<artifact>> setupinstitutes <<artifact>> View&updateusres <<artifact>> view&update locations <<artifact>> view&update institutes <<artifact>> setupbatches <<artifact>> setup schedules <<artifact>> setup courses <<artifact>> setup students <<artifact>> view&update batches <<artifact>> setup payments <<artifact>> view&update schedules <<artifact>> view&update students <<artifact>> view&update courses <<artifact>> view&update payments <<artifact>> Fig 7: Component Diagram 35/48student tracking system
- 36. DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM: Showsthe run time processing nodes and the components that live on them. Deployment diagrams address the static deployment view of the architecture. 36/48student tracking system
- 37. Deployment Diagram Fig 8:Deployment Diagram 37/48student tracking system
- 38. Screen Shots Home Page: Fig 9.0: Screenshot for Home Page 38/48student tracking system
- 39. Admin Fig 9.1: Screenshotfor Admin Page 39/48student tracking system
- 40. Registration Page : Fig9.2: Screenshot for Registration Page 40/48student tracking system
- 41. Contact Us Page: Fig 9.3: Screenshot for Contact Us Page 41/48student tracking system
- 42. Login Page : Fig9.4: Screenshot for Home Page 42/48student tracking system
- 43. Test case1:Checking forproper alignment and navigation of hyperlinks Priority (H,L): High Test Objective: To check whether the alignment is correct or not and by clicking on menu or hyperlink it must navigate to appropriate page. Test Description :The alignment is checked and [menu] or [hyperlink] is also checked. Requirements Verified: Yes Test Environment : SQL Server Test Setup/Pre-conditions: Receiver should be in connection accept state Actions Expected The pages are verified for redirection and alignment. Logged successfully Pass: Yes Condition Pass: Yes Fail: No Problems/Issues: NIL Output: Successfully Executed Home Page : TEST CASES 43/48student tracking system
- 44. Test case1: Validatingthe Admin/Staff login Priority (H,L): High Test Objective: To check whether the Admin/Staff has logged into the application Test Description: The Admin/Staff enters the login data that will be verified against the valid data in the database Requirements Verified: Yes Test Environment : SQL Server Test Setup/Pre-conditions: Receiver should be in connection accept state Actions Expected The Admin/Staff will enter the data Logged successfully Pass: Yes Condition Pass: Yes Fail: No Problems/Issues: NIL Output: Successfully Executed Login Page : 44/48student tracking system
- 45. Conclusion It willbe a medium for the educational societies for proper management of student’s information along with the staff ’s information in an organized way. Easy flow of information between the different staff and student’s. The loss or misleading of information on trivial problems can be reduced. 45/48student tracking system
- 46. References FOR .NETINSTALLATION www.support.mircosoft.com FOR DEPLOYMENT AND PACKING ON SERVER www.developer.com www.15seconds.com FOR SQL www.msdn.microsoft.com FOR ASP.NET www.msdn.microsoft.com/net/quickstart/aspplus/default.com www.asp.net www.fmexpense.com/quickstart/aspplus/default.com 46/48student tracking system
- 47.
- 48.