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Kiran Shahzadi
2016-GCWUF-0332
Zuhra Javied
2016-GCWUF-0319
Supervisor
Ms. Ammarah
MASTER OF SCIENCE
IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE
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DECLARATION
We hereby declare that the contents of the project report, “Employee Management
System” is website of my own research and no part has been copied from any published
source (except the references, standard mathematical and genetic models/ equations/
formula/ protocols etc.). We further declare that this work has not been submitted for
award of any degree. The university may take action if the information provided is found
inaccurate at any stage.
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The Controller of Examinations,
The members of the Supervisory Committee find the project Thesis submitted by Miss.
Zuhra Javed(2016-GCWUF-0319) and Miss. Kiran Shahzadi(2016-GCWUF-0332)
satisfactory and recommend that it be processed for evaluation by the External
Examiner(s) for the award of degree.
Incharge
Department of Computer Science
GC Women University, Faisalabad
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List of content
Chapter No 1....................................................................................................................................... 6
Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 6
1.1 Employee Management System ........................................................................................... 6
1.2 Project Background:............................................................................................................. 7
1.3 Problem Description: ........................................................................................................... 8
1.4 Project Objectives: ............................................................................................................... 9
1.5 Project Scope: .................................................................................................................... 10
1.5.1 Employee Profiles: ................................................................................................. 10
1.5.2 Project Management: ............................................................................................. 10
1.5.3 Report generation: .................................................................................................. 10
1.6 Recruitment Process: ......................................................................................................... 10
1.7 Expected Benefits: ............................................................................................................. 11
1.8 Summary: ........................................................................................................................... 11
Chapter No: 2 ................................................................................................................................... 12
Reviews of Literature ....................................................................................................................... 12
2.3 Finding:....................................................................................................................................... 16
2.4 Summary.................................................................................................................................... 19
Chapter No: 3 ................................................................................................................................... 20
Requirement Specification ....................................................................................................... 20
3.1 Existing System ................................................................................................................. 20
3.2 Proposed System ................................................................................................................ 21
3.3 Development tools ............................................................................................................. 22
3.3.1 Front- end ............................................................................................................... 22
3.3.2 Back-end: ............................................................................................................... 23
3.4 Requirement Specifications: .............................................................................................. 25
3.4.1 Methodology .......................................................................................................... 25
3.4.2 Functional Requirements: ...................................................................................... 26
3.4.3 Non-Functional Requirements: ............................................................................. 28
3.5 Summary: ........................................................................................................................... 29
CHAPTER # 4 .................................................................................................................................. 30
Design ............................................................................................................................................... 30
4.1 System Architecture: .......................................................................................................... 30
4.2 WBS For Employee Manageme System: ........................................................................... 31
4.3 Project Schedule: ............................................................................................................... 32
Table 3.1:Project Schedule .............................................................................................. 32
4.4 Network Diagram: ............................................................................................................. 33
Figure3. 4:Network Diagram .......................................................................................... 33
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4.5 Gantt chart: ........................................................................................................................ 34
Figure 3.5:Gantt chart ..................................................................................................... 34
4.6 ER Diagram: ...................................................................................................................... 35
Figure3. 6 :ER Diagram .................................................................................................. 35
4.7 Data Flow Diagram ............................................................................................................ 36
4.7.1 Admin module ........................................................................................................ 36
4.7.2 Employee Module: ................................................................................................. 38
4.8 Sequence diagrams: ........................................................................................................... 39
4.9 Usecase Diagrams .............................................................................................................. 42
4.9.1Admin Usecase: ...................................................................................................... 42
Table 2:Admin usecase table........................................................................................... 43
4.9.2Employee Use Case: ............................................................................................... 44
4.10 Use case Analysis: .......................................................................................................... 45
4.10 Admin Login Activity Diagram: ...................................................................................... 46
Start .................................................................................................................................................. 46
Chapter No.5..................................................................................................................................... 48
System Implementation ........................................................................................................... 48
5.1 Logical Structure:............................................................................................................... 48
5.1.1 Description of logical design .................................................................................. 49
5.2 Physical Structure .............................................................................................................. 49
5.2.1 Description: ............................................................................................................ 49
Chapter No.6..................................................................................................................................... 50
Testing And Evaluation ........................................................................................................... 50
6.1 Testcases ............................................................................................................................ 50
6.2 System Testing and Evaluation: ......................................................................................... 57
Chapter No 7..................................................................................................................................... 59
Conclusion ............................................................................................................................... 59
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Chapter No 1
Introduction
1.1 Employee Management System
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which enables user to generate Pay slips too. This application is helpful to
department of the organization which maintains data of employees related to an
organization.
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Employee Development and on-demand reporting
How?
For the development of this system ASP.NET framework will be used as front-end
for providing gorgeous interface for its users and SQL Server as back-end for
database storage of employees for extended period of time and security reason.
leave management,
Well-designed database to store employee informations.
A user friendly front-end for the user to interact with the system.
1.8 Summary:
This chapter began by giving a brief overview of the entire project, the background
of the project and the scope. The problem definition and solution highlights the
current problems faced with the use of the systems that are in place and outlines
briefly the solution system to be developed. The next chapter will focus on the
literature review. This is literature that relates to the project and similar systems.
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Chapter No: 2
Reviews of Literature
Nishad Nawaz 2012 The software companies are found their competitive advantage
in various domains of HR processes by using of human resources information
system.
Tyagi 2012 Automating the Recruitment Processes acquiring the best talent
involves the planning, sourcing, assessing, hiring and on-boarding of top talent and
helps companies in implementing the best practices of recruitment and hiring the
best talent available in the market.
Nishad Nawaz and Anjali 2012 The automation of HR enhances the professional
development of HR professionals in the The automation of HR enhances the
professional development of HR professionals in the organization.
Kapse et al. 2012 This research explored the advantages and disadvantages of E
recruitment such as wider access and geographical spread, larger audience,
greater chance to find right candidate quicker/with greater effectiveness 24/7 no
waiting for issue dates, quicker and time saving/cost saving relatively cheap,
better match of workers vacancies, efficiency gains, cost saving/saving
personnel costs, access passive jobseekers, reduction of unqualified
candidates, more opportunities for smaller companies in advantage and in the
area of disadvantages screening and checking the skill mapping and
authenticity of millions of resumes is a problem and time consuming
exercise for organizations. There is low Internet penetration and no access and
lack of awareness of internet in many locations across India, Organizations
cannot be dependent solely and totally on the online recruitment methods. In
India, the employers and the employees still prefer a face-to-face interaction rather
than sending e-mails.
Nishad Nawaz 2012 The study is found that the using of HRIS, Information
Technology Recruiters and Human Resources Executives not consuming time
and cost more than other designation (i.e. Human Resources Executives,
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Human Resources Managers and other functional managers of the selected
organizations).
Nishad Nawaz and Channakeshavalu 2013 The research revealed that those who
are working in selected software companies are having right decision in the right
time for the right problem in easy way by using of human resources information
system.In Performance Management sub function of HR. Enhanced performance
management is another by product of technological improvement. Human
resources professionals can use computer technology to assess employee
performance and also to get employee feedback to be used for the betterment of the
organization.Various software programs make it possible for human resources
professionals to examine employee performance through metrics to ensure that all
of them obtain performance standards. Employees that don't measure up can be
subjected to additional training or let go in favor a replacement that can come in
and do the job.Technology has another advantage of database Storage and
retrieval. Human resources professionals generally process a considerable amount
of paperwork and also have to keep much of that paperwork on file for a
considerable period of time. The use of electronic imaging has made it possible for
companies to store and retrieve files in an electronic format. Technology also
makes it possible for human resources professionals to simply print the forms that
are needed for employees. Printing on demand eliminates the need to dig through
an endless number of files in the file cabinet to find what is needed.Many vendors
have going with built for the cloud and technology providers redefine HR
functions.Even as ERP providers expand their HR product lines, a “third wave” of
vendors is emerging with cloud-based talent solutions that are user-friendly,
inexpensive to buy, and built for mobile devices from the start. These new vendors
target a range of core HR activities, including payroll, recruiting, learning, and
employee engagement, time entry and applicant tracking system. The explained the
enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems implementation helpfulness in the
business performance of the organization.
Mweemba simaanya in 2014 An EMS refers to the systems and processes at the
intersection between EMS and information technology. It merges EMS as a
discipline and in particular it’s basic HR activities and processes with the
information technology field whereas the programming of data processing systems
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evolved into standardized routines and packages of enterprise resource planning
(ERP) software. An organization or company with a very large number of
employees manages a greater volume of data. This activity can be daunting without
a more sophisticated tool to store and retrieve data.The various levels of
sophistication can be examined by looking at the evolutionary aspects of HR
technology. These aspects can be characterized into four stages of development:
Paper-based Systems, early personal computer (PC) technology, electronic
databases, and Web-based technology.The benefits of automation are becoming
widely known to HR and other areas of the business.The focus has shifted to
automating as many transactions as possible to achieve effectiveness and
Efficiencies.The technology of the future will be about speedy access to accurate
current information, and Reliability to access this information via multiple systems
will give organizations a strategic edge.EMS is expected to relinquish its role as
sole owner of HR information, so that managers and Employees can use this
information to solve their own problems using Web-based systems. This New
system will not necessarily mean reduction in HR staff. The new system will
enable HR Professionals to focus on transforming information into knowledge that
can be used by the Organization for decision making; it will be about EMS and IT
working together to leverage this Technology. A recent study by the Hackett
Group, a business process advisory firm found that high performing organizations
spend 25 percent less than their peers on HR because they use technology
effectively.The two most popular Web-based HR applications used today are self-
service for employees and self-service for managers Nishad Nawaz 2014 In the
area of HR functions such as ,training and performance management these
functional areas have been changed via technology impact. In EMS has been
significantly impacted by technology is in the area of recruiting. Before
introduction of Internet, HR recruiters had to rely on print publications, such as
newspapers, to post jobs and get prospects for open positions. Other methods such
as networking also used, but HR recruiters did not have the ability to post a job in
one or more locations and have millions of people see it all at once. In this era it is
possible though technology has made recruiting more efficient and, in the hands of
the right recruiter, more use very effectively to draw the best possible solutions. In
another function of training information technology makes it possible for human
resources professionals to train new staff members in a more efficient manner. The
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ability to access company information and training programs from remote
locations eliminates the need for trainers to work directly with new hires on all
training programs. Some interaction will always be necessary on some level, of
course, but training in virtual classrooms makes it possible for the HR
professionals to train a large number of employees quickly and to assess their
progress through computerized testing programs.
Ashok Kumar 2014 The study of (Ashok Kumar 2014) revealed that perceived
usefulness and perceived ease of use plays an important role in IT adoption.The
study of Ashok Kumar revealed that perceived usefulness and perceived ease of
use plays an important role in IT adoption.
Nishad Nawaz 2014 The companies have to concentrate on selection of the right
person otherwise it will pay high costly consequences; this is one of the area HR
department come into the picture. In organizations has to rethink how to
manage and supply right talent to right place for right work to solve right
business solutions by using of innovative technology solutions.
Nishad Nawaz and Anjali 2014 The study found that the employees are achieved
satisfied in work place after using of human resources information systems in human
resources processes. Therefore, the study concludes that satisfaction of the employees in
the organization embedded with information system.
Grant 2015 The CEO’s surveyed stated that the workforce planning was
mainly focused on finance and neglected to put any thought into talent
selection.Career Builder 2015 As per the survey of CareerBuilder most of the
CEO’s considered the opinion of the senior managers than the HR department
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and the survey made a suggestion that the senior management has a lot of
experience and knowledge, HR department is very specialized in certain
aspects it will helpful for the business to run smoothly.
SHRM 2015 The SHRM survey explained the employee satisfaction towards the
communication between their senior management, this is reason there is less gap
between employees and executives. Therefore, the most of employee’s felt into
satisfaction area.
El Ouirdi et al. 2016 The unified theory of acceptance and use of technology
(UTAUT) to social media use in recruitment, and extended it by incorporating
two additional moderators, namely the recruiters' managerial position and
educational level.
Walters et al. 2017 In the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) is
considerable variation in the consent, recruitment and retention rates in publicly
funded randomized controlled trials.
2.3 Finding:
In the era of technology HR has been changed his skin to match the competitive
world to satisfice the need of the employers and employees’. In this direction HR
has be to move from traditional to digital. The following areas required to be
change in future.
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2.3.2 Updated HR technology will accelerate:
The global competition forcing ERP vendors to rethink on culture, reward system,
the role of managers and how to align people in the organization in to people of
network and network of teams.
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2.3.5 Culture, engagement and feedback:
The companies in all industries are realized that they have to compete and
operate based on culture, if they not watching on daily basis and it is not
possible to get improve for further. The companies are introducing
red/yellow/red button to know the satisfaction level of the employees at the end of
the day. It will be very useful feedback for HR to take decisions on a regular basis.
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2.3.10 Reinvention of HR:
In the field of HR young, innovative and creative professional are entering senior
level in HR, they are come up with new ideas about how to leverage digital
technologies, how make experiment with new programs, how to use
behavioral economics, how to introduce more flexible environment and humane
working environment.
2.4 Summary
The core and emphasis of this chapter was the analysis of the current system.
The various development tools used in the project were also discussed in this
chapter. The next chapter will focus on the design characteristics and aspects of
the system to be developed.
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Chapter No: 3
Requirement Specification
3.1 Existing System
The issue definition for outlining the framework is to keep up information of
employee, to make simple controlling workers, to partition occupations and access
control of employee, to utilize innovation for exact and auspicious preparing by
completely security and full expert access. The target of the venture is to set up
representative data framework about status of worker and participation of
representative and month to month compensation process and conveyance. To
dispose of or diminish however much as could be expected the hardships of
existing framework and maintain a strategic distance from blunders while entering
information. In existing technique representative administration are worker record
are keep up in records. It's a manual procedure. Convoluted to look through the
worker salary. The old manual framework was experiencing a progression of
drawbacks. Since entire of the framework was to be keep up with hands the
procedure of keeping, maintaining and recovering the data was exceptionally
repetitive and lengthy. The records were never used to be in a deliberate order. If
any data was to be discovered it was required to experience the diverse registers,
documents there could never exist anything like report generation. There would
dependably be superfluous utilization of time while entering records and
recovering records. One more issue was that it was extremely hard to discover
mistakes while entering the records. Once the record were entered it was
exceptionally hard to refresh these records. Manual System is relatively low cost
but it is time consuming to access data held in a manual filing system. The papers
and documents are store in the filling cabinet, as task or work amount increase on
paperwork this is consumes a lot of space in filling cabinet.Furthermore,if the task
of a manager increase, it can lead to cause data miss-filling because too much of
task to be perform. Moreover the manual system has to record data by hand written
manually into paper, it could cause the information to be incorrect or inaccurate
because that might be possibilities that the manager accidentally written the incorct
information in the documents.Other than that it can cause data duplication because
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some task has to be repeatedly over and over again.Data duplication essentially
refers to the elimination of redundant data.
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system. It can assist the user to concentrate on their other activities rather to
concentrate on the record keeping. The organization can maintain computerized
records without redundant entries. To automate existing manual system by the help
of computerized equipment’s valuable information can be stored for a longer
period with easy accessing and manipulation of the same. Basically the project
describes how to manage for good performance and better services for the clients.
The main object of the Project on EMS is to maintain the detail of employee,
salary, leaves, attendance, registration.The project is totally built at administrative
end and thus only the administrator is guaranteed the access. The purpose of the
project is to build an application program to reduce the manual work for managing
the employee, salary, attendance, leaves,It may help collecting perfect management
in details. In a very short time the collection will be obvious, simple and sensible.
3.3.1.1HTML
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a computer language devised to
allow website creation. These websites can then be viewed by anyone else
connected to the Internet. It is relatively easy to learn, with the basics being
accessible to most people in one sitting; and quite powerful in what it allows you
to create. Having the basic knowledge of HTML will could help make or develop
m-commerce websites and will also prove to be handy especially for editing and
modifying web pages. Furthermore, it has some low cost benefits because of its
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many free online tutorials and advice support which is vital for m-commerce
development.
3.3.1.2 CSS
CSS is a template dialect used to portray introduction and design of HTML labels.
CSS is utilized to empower partition of archive content from report introduction.
This alludes to the partition of record introduction viewpoints, for example, hues,
formats and textual styles from the real report content. CSS causes us accomplish
format outline and control substantially less demanding.
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Server to serve up the information that the front-end presents. Back-end developers have
expertise in building applications that can efficiently locate and deliver data.
3.3.2.1 ASP.NET
AP.NET is a web improvement stage, which gives a programming model, a
complete programming framework and different administrations required to
develop hearty web applications for PC, and in addition cell phones. ASP.NET
deals with best of the HTTP convention, and utilizations the HTTP summons and
approaches to set a program to-server two-sided correspondence and participation.
ASP.NET is a piece of Microsoft .Net stage. ASP.NET applications are arranged
codes, composed utilizing the extensible and reusable segments or questions show
in .Net system. These codes can utilize the whole chain of command of classes in
.Net structure
3.3.2.3 C#
C# is an elegant and type-safe object-oriented language that enables developers to
build a variety of secure and robust applications that run on the .NET Framework.
You can use C# to create Windows client applications, XML Web services,
distributed components, client-server applications, database applications, and
much, much more. Visual C# provides an advanced code editor, convenient user
interface designers, integrated debugger, and many other tools to make it easier to
develop applications based on the C# language and the .NET Framework.In 2000,
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Microsoft announced the C# programming language. C# has roots in C, C++ and
Java. C# has similar capabilities to Java and is appropriate for the most demanding
app-development tasks, especially for building today’s large-scale enterprise apps,
web-based, mobile and “cloud”-based apps .C# is object oriented and has access to
the powerful .NET Framework Class Library—a vast collection of prebuilt classes
that enable you to develop apps quickly# is event driven. You’ll write programs
that respond to user-initiated events such as mouse clicks, keystrokes, timer
expirations, touches and finger swipes—gestures that are widely used on
smartphones and tablets.C# also allows asynchronous programming in which
multiple tasks can be performed at the same time. Asynchronous make your apps
more responsive to user interactions, such as mouse clicks and keystrokes, among
many other uses.
For Developing EMS We Will Use V Model the V-Model is a unique, linear
development methodology used during a software development life cycle (SDLC).
The V-Model focuses on a fairly typical waterfall-esque method that follows strict,
step-by-step stages. While initial stages are broad design stages, progress proceeds
down through more and more granular stages, leading into implementationcoding,
and finally back through all testing stages prior to completion of System.
Figure3.1:V Model
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3.4.2 Functional Requirements:
Authentication
Login- The user can login to the EMS with his/her username and password.
Logout- The user can log out from the EMS.
Login failure- If the user does not exist in the database or the user has not yet
being authorized by the EMS admin.
Authorization
User role check- After logging in, the user role will be checked from the
database and the user interface will be displayed according to their role.
Process Data
Display- User with defined roles can display the content of the database.
Being more specific, employee can only view his/her personal information.
Admin can not only see his/her personal information but also employee’s
information who are under his/her department . Admin and can display their
personal information and all employees’ information.
Edit- Admin can only edit employee’s personal information that is under
his/her coverage except user role type. Admin can edit all information related
to all employee including their user role type.
Admin roles can search all the employees’ information in the database.
Search feature works on specific keywords showing employee’s
characteristics, peculiarities, skills, features, and etc. For example, HR wants
to find employees’ who are well trained in “what skill”. He/she will write the
specific keyword in the search bar and press the available search button.
Afterwards, he/she will find a list of all the employees’ who know.
Update authentication- This feature can be used only by admin role type.
Admin can update the role type of a specific user. For example, an employee
got promotion and his role type will be changed from employee role id.
Admin will be able to update this authentication mechanism.
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Leave Application/Approval
Leave application- The user can be able to fill in leave application form in the
appropriate fields.
Leave approval- The admin can be able to approve leave applications based
on the reasons stated, length of leave as well as available admin on a
department. Leave days accrued- The user shall be able to check the number
of leave days accrued.
Recruitment
Add new employee- Admin role type is able to add a new employee to the
database. The new employee will have all the required personal information
related to him/her. The new created employee will have an id.
Add a new user- After a new employee has being created , admin role is
responsible for creating a new user by the specified id assigned in the “Add
a new employee” feature. The unique id will be given by the system. Admin
will assign a new role such as employee, Dean, and admin to the new
created user.
Report generation
Project Management
Create project team: The project manager shall be able to create a project
and come up with a project team.
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS): The HOD or project manager shall be
able to assign tasks to the project team as well as monitor their progress.
Trainings and Task Management
Tasks
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3.4.3 Non-Functional Requirements:
Performance requirements
Hardware requirements
EMS should be able to work on a computer with the following minimum hardware
specifications
Software requirements:
3.5 Summary:
In this chapter looked at a brief overview of existing employee management
systems and what procedusres have to be followed when executing these systems.
Various front and back end technologies were also reviewed highlighting the
advantages and disadvantages of their use.usecase diagrams are also mention in
it.
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CHAPTER # 4
Design
4.1 System Architecture:
Employee management system is the process of recruiting, selecting employees, providing
proper orientation and Employee Payroll By Admin and Registration, Update Experience and
View Of Jobs As Showing Below.
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4.2 WBS For Employee Manageme System:
Employee Management
System
4.
Plan the Project Requirements Front-end Alpha Testing Updates
Conceptual Design
Identification Coding
Confirm the
Requirement Final Design
Project
Elicitation
Requirement
Close the Project Validation
Requirements
Approval
Figure 3.3:WBS
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4.3 Project Schedule:
Table 3.1:Project Schedule
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4.2 Back end Coding 5/08/2018 5/22/2018
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4.5 Gantt chart:
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4.6 ER Diagram:
Attendance Communication
Company
Profile
Emp-Detail
Detail
Emp New E-account
Registratio Creation Employee
n
Test
Attendanc
e entry Registration
Salary
Recruitment
Result
E-
View resume Manger E-Test
E-Manager
Question Entry
Communication Login
Career Through
Ads
Through other
sources
Figure3. 6: ER Diagram
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4.7 Data Flow Diagram
Admin Admin
Employee Employee
registratio
User Candidate Details
creation
Recruitment Recruitment
Question Questions
entry
View Resumes
resumes
Results Results
Attendance Attendance
entry
Salary Salary Details
Salary
Salary structure
Salary
structure
Send
messages Communication
Messages
Receive
messages
View
Figure3.7:Admin module
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4.7.2 Employee Module:
Employee Employee
Company Company
profile
Employee
Profile
Employee
Attendance Attendance
Details
Send
Message
Communication
Received
Message
Figure3.8:Employee module
4.7.4 Career Module
Career
Search
Apply
Job
Job
Job
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Figure3.9:Carrer module
4.7.5 E-Test Module
E-Test
Candidate
Registration Result Exam
Test Records
Figure3.10:Test module
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Scenario 2: Employee leaves application
The user logs in by providing correct username and password.
If the username and password are not found in the database access into the
system is denied.
If the credentials are identical to the ones found on the database, access is
granted.
User requests for leave form.
User enters leave details.
Details are written to the database.
A message confirming details have been submitted is displayed to the
user.
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Figure3.11:Sequence Daigrams
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4.9 Usecase Diagrams
4.9.1Admin Usecase:
Login
Keep Track of
Attendance
Admin
Calculate Salary
Manage Updating
Report to Owner
Pay Salary
Figure3.12:Admin usecase
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Admin:
User Admin
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4.9.2Employee Use Case:
In time
Mark Attendance
Employee
Out time
Get Salary
Figure3.12:Employee usecase
Employee:
User Employee
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Get salary On the base of attendance employee get the
salary.Employee can also apply for leave.
A use case defines a goal-oriented set of interactions between external users and
the system under consideration or development. Thus a Use Case Scenario is a
description that illustrates, step by step, how a user is intending to use a system,
essentially capturing the system behavior from the user's point of view.
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Admin will be able to edit
Start
Admin is Register
Check id and
password
Invalid id/password
Login successfully
Access the
permission
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4.11 Activity Diagram for EMS:
In Valid Valid
Logout
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Chapter No.5
System Implementation
5.1 Logical Structure:
Paych
eck
Prepare
pay roll
summery
Accounting
Department
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5.1.1 Description of logical design
In the logical design, we look at the logical relationships among the objects. In
the physical design, we look at the most effective way of storing and retrieving the
objects. Our design should be oriented toward the needs of the end users. End users
typically want to perform analysis and look at aggregated data, rather than at individual
transactions. Our design is driven primarily by end-user utility, but the end users may
not know what they need until they see it. A well-planned design allows for groswth and
changes as the needs of users change and evolve. By beginning with the logical design,
we focus on the information requirements without getting bogged down immediately
with implementation detail.
5.2.1 Description:
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Chapter No.6
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Requirement #01
(Login page)
Steps
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environment under Server
windows 7
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passed
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Requirement #02
Steps
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and keep
record of
the
attendance.
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passed
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Requirement #03
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(Login calculate salary)
Steps
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passed
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Requirement #04
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Description: Open the manage employee
Steps
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passed
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TC 5: open the report to owner
Number TC-5Date Created: 20-06-2018Created by: Zuhra Javaid & Kiran Shahzadi
Requirement #05
(Login page)
Steps
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Failed Reason: User not Register Or Database Connectivity is invalid.
Number TC-1Date Created: 20-06-2018Created by: Zuhra Javaid & Kiran Shahzadi
Requirement #6
Steps
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Executed: 20-6-2018 Executed By: Zuhra javaid & Kiran Shahzadi Passed/Failed:
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Test & Evaluation (T&E) is the process by which a system or components are compared
against requirements and specifications through testing. The results are evaluated to
assess progress of design, performance, supportability, etc. Developmental test and
evaluation (DT&E) is an engineering tool used to reduce risk throughout the acquisition
cycle. Operational test and evaluation (OT&E) is the actual or simulated employment,
by typical users, of a system under realistic operational conditions.Open the website and
following page will open in front of you. Here all of the info of industry will display
containing all departments working and other info.Also list of tags are here through
which you can check home page, skills, team info.
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About tag gives all of the info of industry and all its departments. And Also explain
working of all departments.
Skills Tag gives working percentage about the skills of all departments.
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Services tag explain all of the services provided in Molding shop, grinding shop, final
shape of machine parts and others as showing in the following picture.
Contact tag gives all of the info about industry like phone number, Address, Email
address through you can contact to industry. And also a comment box is here through
which you can convey your message by writing your Name, Email and then write your
and click send button.
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Login tag is just for worker.it will display a page in front of you through which you can
login to your account by writing your Emp-Code and Password that is your CNIC
number. Employee can check all of the info (Attendance record, leaves and about his
salary.
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Chapter No 7
Conclusion
In the present system we cannot search for the report of an employee by entering
the name of that employee. Search is based on the employee id. Following issues are in
existing system. The biggest downfall to manual document filing is the amount of space
it can take up. Otherwise you might find yourself taking up rooms just to fit the files in.
Manual document filing means you are placing faith in the people handling the files.
There are so many ways they can be damaged, lost, or misplaced. A fire or natural
disaster could mean the loss of all your clients’ important information. You will have to
start over at square one getting the information back. It can also lead you to losing
clients who don’t appreciate your mishandling of their information.When you are
working with paper documents it is much harder to make changes. This means the
editing process is more time consuming than if you were working with digital copies.
If the payroll company is understaffed and has an abundance of clients, it may
become difficult to reach someone when you need it immediately such as when
paycheck discrepancies arise.Because the payroll company is located off-site, it is
difficult to always know what’s going on with your payroll until the actual pay date
arrives.
System contains the following benefits the following benefits:
Employee self-service
Central storage
Employee Development
On-demand reporting
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