Flood : e-management for social welfare department /
Mior Farhansyukri Mior Shaharuddin
Flood : e-management for social welfare department / Mior Farhansyukri Mior Shaharuddin - Kuantan, Pahang : UMP, 2015 - xiii, 68 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.
Faculty of Computer Systems and Software Engineering
Project paper (Bachelor of Computer Science (Computer Systems & Networking) With Honours) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2015
Bibliography : p. 64
Flood have been recurrent phenomenon in Malaysia but still lack of management to manage the flood victims. Based on previous history, Social Welfare Department will handle the flood victims. The provided evacuation center always full of victims while some of the center is still have enough space. This system is develop to improve the management of the existing system. This Flood Management System is for Social Welfare Department and Non-governmental Organization (NGO) to manage the flood victims, the evacuation center, to manage the food and any other daily supply to the flood victims. The NGO also use this system to register their organization in the database of Social Welfare Department. The system also records the aid that given to the flood victims and produce reports based on the percentage of the flood victims and the aid given daily. The objective of this system is to design the flood management system based on object oriented approach, to develop a prototype system in flood electronic management system and to validate the proposed prototype system in web based. Rapid Application Development (RAD) is the methodology used to develop this system. The RAD consist of four stages, first is requirement planning stage, user design stage, rapid construction stage and last is transition stage. After development of the system, client were given the user acceptance test (UAT) to ensure that all function work according to the requirement without any error. The UAT testing ensure the system have achieve the objective and able to solve the problem that happen before.
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Flood : e-management for social welfare department / Mior Farhansyukri Mior Shaharuddin - Kuantan, Pahang : UMP, 2015 - xiii, 68 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.
Faculty of Computer Systems and Software Engineering
Project paper (Bachelor of Computer Science (Computer Systems & Networking) With Honours) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2015
Bibliography : p. 64
Flood have been recurrent phenomenon in Malaysia but still lack of management to manage the flood victims. Based on previous history, Social Welfare Department will handle the flood victims. The provided evacuation center always full of victims while some of the center is still have enough space. This system is develop to improve the management of the existing system. This Flood Management System is for Social Welfare Department and Non-governmental Organization (NGO) to manage the flood victims, the evacuation center, to manage the food and any other daily supply to the flood victims. The NGO also use this system to register their organization in the database of Social Welfare Department. The system also records the aid that given to the flood victims and produce reports based on the percentage of the flood victims and the aid given daily. The objective of this system is to design the flood management system based on object oriented approach, to develop a prototype system in flood electronic management system and to validate the proposed prototype system in web based. Rapid Application Development (RAD) is the methodology used to develop this system. The RAD consist of four stages, first is requirement planning stage, user design stage, rapid construction stage and last is transition stage. After development of the system, client were given the user acceptance test (UAT) to ensure that all function work according to the requirement without any error. The UAT testing ensure the system have achieve the objective and able to solve the problem that happen before.
THE0007981(Local)
Faculty of Computer Systems and Software Engineering--Dissertations
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