DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTER BASED WAREHOUSING INFORMATION SYSTEM (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA PORTS AUTHORITY) (NPA) LAGOS (#8124)

ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to computerize the warehousing information system (A case study of NPA – Lagos) and to develop a computer package, whereby the techniques observed from the manual method can be improved upon.  It is a known fact that the manual method of warehousing information system has been associated with lots of inaccuracy in warehousing information system.  This has led to some set back that has cost some obstruction on some parts, when in service. The software, when developed will facilitate and enhance the more and methods of warehousing information system which enables accuracy and also saves time when services and rendered. There is no intention here, to treat modules separately, hence the entire project is menu driven, to cover most of the facilities present. Lastly, it is optimistic that at the end of going through the work, one should be able to; 1.Have a clear idea of the project 2.Improve it to suit other organization with regard to other sources and problems. 3.Know what it achieves. 

TABLE OF CONTENT COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE CERTIFICATION DEDICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ABSTRACT TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1.1BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY 1.2STATEMENT OF PROBLEM 1.3PURPOSE OF STUDY 1.4SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY 1.5SCOPE AND PRELIMITATION 1.6LIMITATIONS OR CONSTRAINTS
CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW
CHAPTER THREE DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF EXISTING SYSTEM 3.1FACT FINDINGS METHOD USED 3.2ORGANISATIONAL STUDY 3.3INPUT, PROCESS AND OUTPUT ANALYSIS 3.4PROBLEMS OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM 3.5JUSTIFICATION OF THE NEW SYSTEM 3.6INFORMATION FLOW DIAGRAM
CHAPTER FOUR DESIGN OF THE NEW SYSTEM 4.1OUTPUT SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN 4.2INPUT SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN 4.3FILE DESIGN 4.4SYSTEM FLOW CHAR AND REQUIREMENT 4.5PROCEDURE CHART
CHAPTER FIVE 5.1IMPLEMENTATION 5.2PROGRAM DESIGN 5.3PROGRAM FLOW CHART
CHAPTER SIX DOCUMENTATION
CHAPTER SEVEN 7.0RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY