DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTERIZED VERIFICATION SYSTEM FOR TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS (A CASE STUDY OF IMT ENUGU)

Authors: Solomon Kings | Natural & Applied Sciences Computer Science Research 44 pages 4,791 words

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ABSTRACT
This work was produced out of the necessity to address the inherent problems that spring up during admission of students in the institution this effort is geared towards assisting the necessary bodies to verity students within a given time. It also addresses the issue of time wasting in admission/verification of students.  It is also designed for easy associability to all and sundry. The software of this project when run, prompts the user to enter the name, his personal data, I am  WAEC result, prelim result and then the department for which he or she is to be admitted. The computer will verify and inform you if the student in question is qualified to be admitted or not. Also, the software of this project contains storage facilities as well deletion of out dated/obsolete information.  It should be noted that this project if utilized reduces considerably the volume of files to be carried in the office as tedious of work will be reduced.    .   TABLE CONTENTS
Certification  Dedication  Acknowledgement Abstract  Table of content 
CHAPTER ONE   Introduction  Statement of the problems Purpose of Study Aims and Objective  Scope and Delimitations Limitation  Assumptions Definition of Terms
CHAPTER TWO  Literature review 
CHAPTER THREE  Description of existing system  Facts finding method  Organizational structure  Objective of existing system Input output, process analysis  Problems of existing system  Justification for the new system 
CHAPTER FOUR Design of the new system  Output Format  Input Format  File Design  Procedure Chart System requirements 
CHAPTER FIVE  Implementation Program design  Program flow chart  Data addition  Data Display  Test run 
CHAPTER SIX  Documentation
CHAPTER SEVEN Conclusion and Recommendation  References          

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