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A survey done in our country shows we are behind on technology. We have four mobile service providers yet each only caters for its own forgetting that a unified network is better. The large costs incurred by the providers would be reduced especially the advertisement costs. The research area entitled mobile (CEPOMNET) which is a website that provides the customers of various service with ease operations, as they are all on one website portal. In my research I got to see the need for a unified application that allows any customer to access the other networks with ease and at minimum costs. On the other hand they can use their money loaded on their phones to shop online and purchase various items for example clothes or computers.
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Table of contents
Title Page i
Declaration ii
Acknowledgements iii
Dedication iv Abstract v
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.0 Background of the study 4
1.1 Problem Statement 4
1.2 Project Justification 4
1.3 Objectives 4
1.4Justification of Study 4
1.5solutions for the current system 4
1.6 Methodology of Implementation 5
1.7project plan 5,6
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW
2.0 Introduction 7
2.1 Purpose of Mobile application 7
2.2 Brief Description of Mobile application 7
2.2.1 E-commerce 8
2.2.2.0 Payment Gateway 8
2.3 Requirements for electronic payment 8
2.3.1 Confidentiality 8
2.3.2 Authorization 8
2.3.3 Availability and Reliability 8
2.3.4 Access control 8
2.4 Payment Gateway 9
2.4.1 How payment gateway works 9
2.5 Online payment system overview 9
2.5.1 Payment process 9
2.5.1.0 Stages of growth of Ecommerce 10
2.5.2 Online transactions 11
2.6 E-commerce transactions 12
2.7 Transfer of money 12
2.7.1`What services are available 12
2.8Project assumptions 13
CHAPTER 3:
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
3.0 Introduction 14
3.1.1fact finding technics 14
3.1.2feasibility study 14
3.1.3 Feasibility report 15
3.1.4 system requirements 15
3.1.4.1 Functional requirements 15
3.1.4.2non-functional requirements 16
3.1.5specific requirements 16
CHAPTER 4
SYSTEM DESIGN
4.1 introduction 17
4.2.1 logical design 18-20
4.2.2 Physical design 20
4.2.3 Activity diagram 21-23
4.2.4Database design 24-28
4.2.5 Physical model 28
4.2.6Payment Interface 29
CHAPTER 5 :
SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
5.1 Introduction 30
5.2File conversion 30
5.3 Training 30
5.4 Change over 31
5.5Main system components 32
5.6 Sample interfaces 32-37
CHAPTER 6 :SYSTEM TESTING
6.1Test Plan 38
6.2Purpose of System testing 38
6.3Objectives of system test 38
6.4Testing Strategies 38-42
CHAPTER 7:USER MANUAL 43
CHAPTER 8:SYSTEM CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
8.0 Conclusion 44
8.1 Challenges Faced 44
8.2 Recommendations for further development 44
CHAPTER 9:
APPENDICES 45-50
CHAPTER 10:SAMPLE QUESTIONNAIRE 51-53
Preview of the essay: web based mobile application
A survey done in our country shows we are behind on technology. We have four mobile service providers yet each only caters for its own forgetting that a unified network is better. The large costs incurred by the providers would be reduced especially the advertisement costs. The research area entitled mobile (CEPOMNET) which is a website that provides the customers of various service with ease operations, as they are all on one website portal. In my research I got to see the need for a unified application that allows any customer to access the other networks with ease and at minimum costs. On the other hand they can use their money loaded on their phones to shop online and purchase various items for example clothes or computers.1.1STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Designing and implementing of mobile application that will be used by various service providers to ease on customer congestion and provide more services. This will also be used as away of cost reduction as less advertisement costs will be incurred by the
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... decisions, security implementation and testing. Hence establishing that a program is error-free and that it does what it is required to do. However, this is a very dangerous point of view. It is virtually impossible to test software so thoroughly that it becomes error free. In most cases, fixing one error gives rise to a host of others, which in turn have to be exhaustively tested again and again. It is much more realistic to think of testing as the execution of a program to see whether it produces the correct output for a given input.
Some of the activities that take place at this stage include:
File conversion
Training
Change over system
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