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Office Management System

Office Management System
The software Office Management Systems objective is to provide a system which manages the office activities using a computer within a fraction of seconds. The software stores all the important data’s like a manual file keeping system through a database. This automated system is user friendly and error free. Paper work and manual power can be reduced using this automated system.
Description:
             The software to be produced is on “Office Automation System”. As the name suggests this is something related to the company or to the institution office. Here there are mainly 2 users i.e. Admin and the employee.  When Admin signs in, the welcome page is different and the welcome page is different for the employees. Admin provides username and password to the employee through which they can log in and use the system. He also has the right to add or modify the given username and password of the employee. The Admin also saves the complete employee details in the database. Admin has the security code while he signs in for the security purpose which will be known only to the Admin. Admin can assign tasks to the employee through the network based system. The notifications or the task assigned can be viewed by that particular employee to whom the task has been assigned when he signs in. Any complaint by the employee can be sent to the Admin.
Admin also has the authority to calculate the net salary for each employee depending on their attendance and basic salary and a pay slip will be generated. The employees can even apply for leave using the system. There are only a limited leaves in a month. Exceeding the limit n employee cannot apply for leave. The leave notification will be sent to the Admin. The Admin has a special feature of viewing periodic reports like the number of tasks assigned, number of tasks completed, salary report etc. All the information will be saved safely in the database.
Modules of the software:
  • Login Registration:  Admin provides username and password to the employee. He also has the right to add or modify the given username and password of the employee. Using this username and password, an employee can login to the system.
  • Security code: Admin has the security code while he signs in for the security purpose which will be known only to the Admin.
  • Task assignment: Admin can assign tasks to the employee through the network based system. The notifications or the task assigned can be viewed by that particular employee to whom the task has been assigned when he signs in.
  • Employee Registration: The first procedure is the Employee registration. Here the Admin enters all the details of an Employee including their basic salary. All these information will be stored in the database.
  • Salary: Admin also has the authority to calculate the net salary for each employee depending on their attendance and basic salary and a pay slip will be generated.
  • Leave apply: The employees can even apply for leave using the system. There are only a limited leaves in a month. Exceeding the limit n employee cannot apply for leave. The leave notification will be sent to the Admin.
  • Reports: The Admin has a special feature of viewing periodic reports like the number of tasks assigned, number of tasks completed, salary report etc.
  • Logout: This module allows the user to Logout the application. Further operations cannot be performed after user exits

Languages to be used:
  • Front End: Visual Basic.net
  • Back End: Microsoft SQL (Structured Query Language) Server:
  • Hardware requirements:
  • Processor: Intel dual core or above
  • Processor Speed:1.0GHZ or above
    • RAM: 1 GB RAM or above
    • Hard Disk: 20 GB hard disk or above                        
  • Software requirements:
  • Language: Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
  • Database: Microsoft SQL server 2008
  • Future Scope of the Project:
    • Reduction of paper work.
    • Human effort or Manual Labor can be reduced drastically.
    • Major operations that are done manually can be done within a matter of seconds.

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