DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A CASE FILLING SYSTEM FOR A DRUG MONITORING AGENCY (A CASE STUDY OF NDLEA AREA OFFICE ENUGU) (#8591)

ABSTRACT The world over, it is indisputable that the introduction of computer technology in different facets of life, has virtually transformed and entranced information processing, which is very vital in any organization or parastatals of government.  Not only as a means of information processing, has the technology also proved to be the fastest means of information retrieval, which forms the nucleus of this study This work tries to x- ray the rate role of the computer in case filling system for drug monitoring Agency. It looks at ways of improving the information management of the Agency.  This research work will cover the following areas: record information retrieval relating to MIS (Management information system),  and crime mapping through a data bank of crime related information. A detailed design of a computerized approach that will bring the much needed innovation is given.  Also included in this work is paper documentation for the new system design.      TABLE OF CONTENT Title pagei Certificationii Dedicationiii Acknowledgementiv Abstractv Organization of workvi Table of contentsviii
Chapter one Introduction  1.1Statement of the problem  1.2purpose of the study  1.3Aims and objective  1.4Scope of the study 1.5Limitations of the study  1.6Definition of terms 
Chapter two 2.0Literature review 
Chapter three 3.0Description and analysis of the existing system  3.1fact finding methods used  3.2Organizational structure  3.3Objective of the existing system  3.4Input, process, output analysis  3.5Information flow diagram  3.6Problems of the existing system  3.7Justification of the new system 
Chapter four 4.0Description of the new system  4.1output specification and design  4.2Input specification and design  4.3File design  4.4Procedure chart  4.5System requirement 
Chapter five 5.0Implementation  5.1program design  5.2Pseudo code 
Chapter six 6.0Documentation 
Chapter seven 7.0Recommendation and conclusion  7.1Reference