ABSTRACTDatabase security refers to protecting the database from user operations that, by their nature would compromise the integrity or security of the database. Some off theseproblems are caused by user carelessness for example; a user update leaving the database in the state violates one of its integrity constraints. Other problems are caused bymalicious user behaviors, for example, a user accessing information he/she is not authorized to obtain; or even modify data with mal...
Abstract This report describes how ticket booking is done in Uganda National Theatre, their problem statements and by reviewing the literature on existing online ticket booking system in order to acquaint with the available body of knowledge in our area of interest. The report gives a detailed study of the types of electronic payment systems used as mode of payment. Today more and more people are relying on information technology to perform their operations more efficiently. Computers are put...
ABSTRACT For the last seven years students results have been processed and released using the traditional way (paper based), This is where exams are marked and when the results are ready, they are pinned in their respective faculties for instance if it is faculty of computer studies that is where results wiN be pinned on the Board. Complaints like missing results are submitted after the release of results and worked upon. Data can easily be lost if there is no database which is storing and up...
ABSTRACT This project was aimed at designing a Video Library Management Information System; a system to aid in the management and operation of the video library. Methods that were used to gather information about the current system include; interviews, document review and questionnaires. From that information, requirements for the new system were obtained. The new system was designed and implemented using Visual Basic and Oracle 10g. The system generates reports that are vital for the video l...
ABSTRACT This study was carried at St Kizito High School Namugongo, the manual system used lead to problems like; data loss, misplacement disclosure of the confidential data to unauthorized retrival, and others. It therefore calls for a security for data by design of a computerized database system and this will ease the work for the staff. A computerized Academic Records Information Management System (ARIMS) was designed to store, update, edit, and follow up students’ details and staf...
ABSTRACT This dissertation has extensively looked into all aspects of VoIP communications technology and information presented in preceding chapters, which build up a solid frame work to discuss the conceptual design model and investigate features that could be incorporated for actual projects, with parameters that are tested on field values, the dissertation follows a five course model, for answering different questions, both technical and business like, around central issues, that have been...
ABSTRACTThis dissertation mainly looked into all aspects of VoIP communications technology and information presented in preceding chapters, which build up a super frame work to discuss the conceptual design model and investigate features that could be incorporated for actual projects, with parameters that are tested on field values, the dissertation follows a five course model, for answering different questions, around central issues, that have been crucial to explanation of the topic; starti...
ABSTRACT An Inventory Control System defines a series of processes and actions involved in capturing raw data, processing data into useable information and disseminating information to use in the needed form. The system is a general purpose set of instruction that facilitates the process of defining, construction, controlling and manipulation of databases for various applications; this Inventory Control System describes the database as a collection of data, typically describing the activities...
ABSTRACT This project aimed at computerizing a hotel system; a system to aid in the management and operation of the reception office. Automated systems which are not carefully designed basing on good security practices may lead to data loss, misplacement, inconsistencies and redundancies. Methods that were used to gather information about the current system include; interviews and observation. It gives a detailed review of the selected methods, instruments of data analysis and presentations t...
TABLE OF CONTENTSDECLARATIONAPPROVAL iiACKNOWLEDGEMENT iiiABSTRACT ivTABLE OF CONTENTS vCHAPTER ONE 11.0 INTRODUCTION 11.1 Background to the Study 11 .2 Problem Statement 21.3 Objective of study 21.3.1 General objective 21.3.2 Specific objectives 21.4 Scope 21.5 Significances of Study 3CHAPTER TWO 42.0 LITERATURE REVIEW 42.1Introduction 42.2 Definition of Online Shopping 42.3 Evolution of Online Mobile Shopping Application 52.4 Component of Online Mobile Shopping Application 52.5 Online Mobil...
CHAPTER ONEINTRODUC11ON1.0 BackgroundWikipedia defines a Medical error as “The failure of a planned action to be completed as Intended (error of execution) or the use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim (error of Planning).” In practice the term “medical errors” is often preceded by the modifier “preventable.” Medical world accepts that there are some medical errors for which preventability is rarely questioned .The list includes medical errors such as wrong site surg...
ABSTRACT The organization uses manual file based system and traditional file system for managing and storing data, there are problems like data redundancy and inconsistency whereby the same information are duplicated in several files. The file-based system does not allow needed data to be retrieved in a convenient and efficient manner thus difficulty in accessing data. The mentioned problems above, tailored the design of a computerized client database management system using Microsoft visual ...
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