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SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PROJECT-1 BLOOD BANK ONLINE SYSTEM

APROJECT REPORT

ON

Online Blood Bank System

SUBMITTED BY SHAH HARDIKKUMAR NARENDRABHAI(13034212094)

RUDANI AKSHAYKUMAR BHARATBHAI (13034212093)M.C.A Semester-V

Internal Guided By Mr. Jignesh A.chauhan

Submitted to

Acharya Motibhai Patel Institute of Computer StudiesGanpat University, Ganpat Vidyanagar-384012

Nov/Dec-2014

Ganpat University | 1


Acharya Motibhai Patel Institute of Computer

StudiesGanpat University, Ganpat

Vidyanagar-384012CERTIFICATE

T O W H O M S O E V E R I T M A Y C O N C E R N

This is to certify that the following students of M.C.A. Semester-V have completed their project work titled “Online Blood Bank System” satisfactorily

fulfill the requirement of M.C.A Semester-V, Ganpat University, Ganpat Vidyanagar, in the year 2014-2015.

Name Exam No/Enroll. NoShah Hardik N 13034212094Rudani Akshay B 13034212093

Internal Guide Project Co-ordinator PrincipalMr.Jignesh A.Chauhan Mr. K.J.Patel Dr.N.J.Patel



Acknowledgement We are thankful Mr.Jignesh A.Chauhan for guiding us throughout the project development. He helped us in conceptualize the idea of the project and helped us reorganization our work by providing us with every facility required as well as always helping us in the understanding and the development of our application. We are thankful to our college principal Dr.N.J.Patel and internal guide Mr Jignesh A.Chauhan for their valuable involvement in helping us for undertaking and successfully complete our project at this level.

Thank You.

Shah Hardik(13034212094)

Rudani Akshay(13034212093)



Preface

The project report has been prepared by Shah Hardik and Rudani Akshay student of group no 23. in acharya motibhai patel institute of computer studies (ampics), ganpat university, kharva(gujarat).

The project report has been made to ease of understanding of the s/w

developed for full time project fulfillment in mca sem-v, where project report contains the documentation of project and project presentation.

Here, in word document the documentation has been developed including the following things.

Intro –page, college certificate (made for project), index, project profile about organization, existing system, need for new system, minimum requirement .system flow chart, diagrams.

The other things are process description that includes brief description of process .process algorithm, i/o design o/p design and at the last post implementation review future enhancement and bibliography that gives the reference books and refines sites.



Contents

Sr. No Title Page No

1 Project Profile 1

2 Requirement Specification 3

3 Functional Specification 4

4 Recommended Hardware & Software Requirement

5

5 Time line chart (Gantt chart) 6

6 Activity Diagrams 13

7 Use Case Diagrams 20

8 E-R Diagram 22

9 Data Dictionary 38

10 Sequence Diagrams 44

11 Class Diagrams 46

12 Collaboration Diagrams 49

13 Input and Output Design 66

14 Testing [Test Case] 67

15 Future Enhancement 68

16 Bibliography / References 69

PROJECT PROFILEGanpat University | 5


Project Name Online Blood Bank System

Objective I have developed a web application.it covers multiple modules like visitor only search product and send feedback but register user can search and buy product,and update user profile details etc.

Front End Tools PHP 5.1.4 & Wampserver 2.0

Back End Tools MySQL 5.0.2

Tools Used MS PowerPoint Presentation 2007

Type Of Application Dynamic Web Application

Project Guide Mr. Jignesh A Chauhan

Team Members 2 Members

Developed By Shah Hardik N (13034212094)Rudani Akshay B (13034212093)

REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION



1. Existing System

Web Blood Bank

This website provide common platform for Donor Registration, Search Donor, Request Blood.

Features

This website provides search facility for donor.

Also provide Donor Registration

User can request blood

Blood Bank India

This website provide common platform for blood bank portal where donor registration, search donor and request blood.

Feature

This website provides search facility for donor.

Also provide Donor Registration

User can request blood



1. Need for the New System

There is a shortage of blood for patients in India. Many accident victims, innocent children suffering from thalessaemia, pregnant women, cancer patients and other people in life threatening situations die due to shortage of blood.

Who need blood in an emergency and help save life, but do not know whom to contact. This portal will decrease their effort to find the blood of particular group.

Many People have little diseases problem but not cure about, Here user can post about disease and available doctor will respond you with a various prescription , so it cure as.

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION



Admin

Registered Users Details Organized Donation Camps Details Blood Requests Details Diseases Questions Details Disease Answers Details Reports

Guest user

In this functionality Guest user can view the basic profile of a Register user and do quick search.

View the site Search Blood Bank. View Donor.

Register user

In this functionality register user can view the site, send message to user.

View the site. Question discussion Check Blood Tips Update profile



SERVER SIDE REQUIREMENT

Hardware Requirement:

Processor : 2.0GHz

RAM : 512MB

Hard Disk : 320GB

Software Requirement:

Operating System : Windows server OS

Front End : PHP 5.2

Back End : Wampserver 2.0 or Above

Tools Used : Photoshop CS5

Browser : Internet Explorer 8.0

CLIENT SIDE REQUIREMENT

Hardware Requirement:

Processor : 1.6GHz

RAM : 512MB

Hard Disk : 25GB space required

Software Requirement:

Operating System : Windows server OS

Browser : Internet Explorer 8.0



Time Line Chart

the time line chart show whole work of project by days and , it present in graphical .in our time line chart we are include evaluate current system and define problem, planning, define requirement, system design, system development, system integrated and testing, system deployment, prepare documentation task.

Activity DiagramsAn activity diagram is essentially a flowchart, showing flow of control from activity to activity



Activity diagrams may stand alone to visualize, specify, construct, and document the dynamics of a society of objects, or they may be used to model the flow of control of an operation

An activity diagrams emphasize the flow of control from activity to activity

An activity diagram shows the flow from activity to activity.

Activity :

Activities ultimately result in some action, which is made up of executable atomic computations that result in a change in state of the system or the return of a value.

Action:

ctions encompass calling another operation, sending a signal, creating or destroying an object, or some pure computation, such as evaluating an expression.

Graphically, an activity diagram is a collection of vertices and arcs.


Registration User


Ganpat University | 13Search



Donation Camp



Request Blood



Diseases Post Question-Answer


Ganpat University | 17Update Blood Stock


Use Case Diagrams



Use case is a description of a set of sequences of actions, including variants that a system performs . Graphically, a use case is rendered as an ellipse.

Names:

Every use case must have a name that distinguishes it from other use cases. A name is a textual string. That name alone is known as a simple name.

A path name is the use case name prefixed by the name of the package in which that use case lives. A use case is typically drawn showing only its name.

An actor represents a set of roles that users of use cases play when interacting with these use cases. Typically, an actor represents a role that a human, a hardware device, or even another system plays with a system.

Ex. If you work for a bank, you might be a loan officer. If you do your personal banking there, you will also play the role of customer.

An instance of an actor represents an individual interacting with the system in a specific way. Actors are not actually a part of the system. they live outside of the system.

Actors may be connected to use cases only by association. An association between an actor and a use case indicates that the actor and the use case communicate with each other, each one possibly sending and receiving messages




Global View



Donor

Blood Bank



Doctor





Guest User



Admin


E-R Diagrams

Also Called an entity – relationship(E-R Diagram) Diagram. a graphical representation of entities and their relationships to each other ,typically user in computing in regard to the organization of data within database or information system. An entity is a piece of data –an object or concept about which data is stored

A relationship is how the data is shared between entities. there are types of relationship between entities.

One To One

One To Many

Many To Many


ER-Diagrams


Data Dictionary

List of Tables



REGISTRATION

DONATION CAMP

BLOOD REQUEST

BLOOD STOCK

DISEASE QUESTION

DISEASE ANSWER

SPECIALIZATION MASTER

STATE MASTER

DISTRICT MASTER

CITY MASTER

BLOOD GROUP MASTER

CAMP ATTEND

Registration_ mst

This table shows the Basic information of a register user



S.NO

FIELD NAME DATA TYPE (SIZE) CONSTRAINTS DESCRIPTION

1 ID INTEGER PK ID OF USER

2 CATEGORY ENUM NOT NULL

‘DONOR’,’DOCTOR’,’BANK’,’GUEST’

3 NAME VARCHAR(100)

NOT NULL

NAME OF USER

4 BIRTHDAY DATE NOT NULL

BIRTHDATE OF USER

5 GENDER ENUM NOT NULL

‘MALE’,’FEMALE’,’OTHER’

6 BANK_PERSON VARCHAR(100)

NOT NULL

BANK INCHARGE PERSON NAME

7 REGISTRATION_NO VARCHAR(30)

NOT NULL

REGISTARTION NUMBER OF DOCTOR AND BANK

8 DOCTOR_SPEC INTEGER NOT NULL

ID OF DOCTOR SPECIALIZATION

9 ADDRESS TEXT(1000) NOT NULL

ADDRESS OD USER

10 STATE INTEGER FK ID OF STATE_MASTER

11 DISTRICT INTEGER NOT NULL ID OF DISTRICT_MASTER

12 CITY INTEGER FK I D OF CITY_MASTER13 PINCODE INTEGER NOT

NULLPINCODE OF USER

14 MOBILE_NO INTEGER NOT NULL

MOBILE NUMBER OF USER

15 LANDLINE NO INTEGER NULL LANDLINE NUMBER OF USER

16 WEBSITE VARCHAR(30)

NULL WEBSITE OF USER

17 EMAIL VARCHAR(100)

UNIQUE

EMAIL OF USER

18 PASSWORD VARCHAR(20)

NOT NULL

PASSWORD OF USER

19 PREV_DONATIONDATA

DATE NULL DATE OF PREVIOS BLOOD DONATION OF DONOR

20 BLOOD_GROUP INTEGER FK ID OF BLOOD GROUP MASTER

21 WEIGHT FLOAT(3,2) NOT NULL

WEIGHT OF USER

22 REG_DATE DATE NOT NULL

REGISTRATION DATE



23 STATUS ENUM NOT NULL

‘YES’,’NO’

Example:-

Table Name: Donation Camp_mstSNO.

FIELD NAME DATA TYPE (SIZE)

CONSTRAINTS DESCRIPTION

1 ID INTEGER PK ID OF DONATION CAMP



2 ORG_NAME VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL ORGANIZATION NAME WHERE ORAGANIZE CAMP

3 ORG_ADDRESS TEXT(1000) NOT NULL ORGANIZATION NAME WHERE ORAGANIZE ADDRESS

4 STATE INTEGER pk ID OF STATE_MASTER

5 DISTRICT INTEGER FK ID OF DISTRICT_MASTER

6 CITY INTEGER No I D OF CITY_MASTER

7 START_DATETIME DATETIME NOT NULL START SATETIME OF CAMP

8 END_DATETIME DATETIME NOT NULL END DATETIME OF CAMP

9 USER_ID INTEGER FK ID OF BANK

Example

Table Name: BLOOD REQUEST_mstSNO.

FIELD NAME DATA TYPE (SIZE)

CONSTRAINTS

DESCRIPTION



1 ID INTEGER Fk ID OF BLOOD REQUEST

2 PATIENT_NAME

VARCHAR(100)

NOT NULL NAME OF PATIENT

3 PATIENT_AGE INTEGER NOT NULL AGE OF PATIENT

4 BLOOD_GROUP INTEGER FK ID OF BLOOD GROUP MASTER

5 DATE_NEED DATE NOT NULL DATE WHEN NEED 0BLOOD

6 UNITS INTEGER NOT NULL HOW MANY NO. OF UNITS NEED

7 HOSPITAL_NAME

VARCHAR(200)

NOT NULL HOSPITAL NAME OF PATIENT ADMIT

8 LOCATION VARCHAR(200)

NOT NULL LOCATION OF BLOOD NEED

9 PURPOSE TEXT(1000) NULL PURPOSE OF BLOOD NEED

10 STATUS ENUM NULL ‘YES’,’NO’

11 USER_ID INTEGER FK ID OF USER

Example:

Table Name: DISEASE QUESTION_mstS.NO

FIELD NAME

DATA TYPE (SIZE)

CONSTRAINTS

DESCRIPTION

1 ID INTEGER PK ID OF QUESTION



2 TITLE VARCHAR(200)

NOT NULL TITLE OF QUESTION

3 DETAIL TEXT(1000) NOT NULL DETAIL OF QUESTION

4 DATETIME

DATETIME(20)

NOT NULL WHEN POSTED DATETIME

5 STATUS ENUM NOT NULL ‘YES’,’NO’


Example:

Table Name: DISEASE ANSWER_mstS.N FIELD DATA CONSTRAIN DESCRIPTI



O NAME TYPE (SIZE)

TS ON

1 ID INTEGER Fk ID OF ANSWER

2 ANSWER TEXT(1000)

NOT NULL ANSWER DETAIL

3 DATETIME

DATETIME

NOT NULL WHEN POSTED DATETIME

4 STATUS ENUM NOT NULL ‘YES’,’NO’


6 QUE_ID INTEGER FK ID OF QUESTION

Example:

Table Name: DOCTOR SPECIALIZATION_mstS.NO FIELD

NAMEDATA TYPE (SIZE)


1 ID INTEGER Fk ID OF DOCTOR SPECIALIZATION



2 NAME VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL NAME OF DOCTOR SPECIALIZATION

Example

Table Name: STATE MASTER

S.NO FIELD NAME

DATA TYPE (SIZE)




1 ID INTEGER PK ID OF STATE2 NAME VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL NAME OF

STATE

Example

Table Name: DISTRICT MASTERS.NO FIELD

NAMEDATA TYPE (SIZE)


1 ID INTEGER PK ID OF DISTRICT



2 NAME VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL NAME OF DISTRICT

3 STATE_ID INTEGER NOT NULL ID OF STATE

Example:-

Table Name: CITY MASTERS.NO FIELD NAME DATA TYPE

(SIZE)CONSTRAINTS DESCRIPTION

1 ID INTEGER PK ID OF CITY



2 NAME VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL NAME OF CITY

3 DISTRICT_ID INTEGER NOT NULL ID OF DISTRICT

Example

Table Name: BLOOD GROUP MASTERS.NO

FIELD NAME

DATATYPE (SIZE)

CONSTRAINTS

DESCRIPTION



1 ID INTEGER Fk ID OF BLOOD GROUP

2 NAME

VARCHAR(30)

NOT NULL NAME OF BLOOD GROUP

Example:-

Table Name: BLOOD STOCKS.NO

FIELD NAME DATA TYPE




(SIZE)1 ID INTEGE

RPK ID OF STOCK

2 BLOOD_GROUP INTEGER

FK ID OF BLOOD GROUP MASTER

3 LAST_UPDATE_DATE DATE NOT NULL DATE OF LAST UPDATED STOCK

4 WHOLEBLOOD INTEGER

NULL WHOLEBLOODBOTTEL

5 PACKETCELLS INTEGER

NULL PACKETCELLSBOTTEL

6 PLATELETCELLS INTEGER

NULL PLATELETCELLSBOTTEL

7 PLATELETCONCENTRATE INTEGER

NULL PLATELETCONCENTRATE BOTTEL

8 FRESHFROZENPLASMA INTEGER

NULL FRESHFROZENPLASMA BOTTEL

9 CRYOPRECIPITATE INTEGER

NULL CRYOPRECIPITATEBOTTEL

10 PLASMA INTEGER

NULL PLASMA BOTTEL

11 TOTAL INTEGER

NULL TOTAL OF BOTTEL

12 USER_ID INTEGER

FK ID OF BANK

Example:-

Sequence Diagrams



What is a Sequence Diagram?A model describing how groups of objects collaborate in some behaviour overtime.The diagram captures the behaviour of a single use case.t shows objects and the messages that are passed between these objects for theparticular use case.When to use a Sequence Diagram?A good design can have lots of small methods in different classes. Because it isdifficult to figure out the overall behaviour of the design we draw a sequencediagram to verify the behaviour

Sequence Diagram: Registration



Sequence Diagram: Search Donor/Blood Bank



Sequence Diagram: Request Blood



Sequence Diagram: Donation Camp



Sequence Diagram: : Post Disease Questions/Answers



Class Diagrams



A class diagram is a diagram that shows a set of classes, interfaces, and collaborations and their relationships. Graphically, a class diagram is a collection of vertices and arcs.

It is used to model the static view of a system.

It is also a foundation for component and deployment diagrams.

Collaboration Diagrams



A collaboration is a society of classes, interfaces, and other elements that work together to provide some cooperative behavior that's bigger than the sum of all its parts.

A collaboration name must be unique within its enclosing package,

Every collaboration must have a name that distinguishes it from other collaborations.

A name is a textual string. That name alone is known as a simple name;

A path name is the collaboration name prefixed by the name of the package in which that collaboration lives

Collaborations have two aspects: a structural part and behavioral part .

a structural part that specifies the classes, interfaces, and other elements that work together to carry out the named collaboration, and

a behavioral part that specifies the dynamics of how those elements interact




USER Login

Boold bank

SearchDoor

Boold Tips

Discussion

Bloodreqest

1.Enter Userame & Password

2.Varify

4.View Blood Group Detail

3. View BloodbankDetail

5. Donation

Tips

7.Post

Question

6. Request Blood

USER SIDE



ADMIN

Login

Registratn

status

Blood

Request

User

Donation Camp

Discussion

CREATE NEW ADMIN

1.Enter Userame & Password

2.Varify 3.Request Blood Details

3.1 Checking Blood Group

(Admin)

4. Registred Detail4.1 connection

between user & Admin 5M

anag

e User

6. Donation

Camp Details

7.Discussio

n&QUESTIONANSW

R

8.Manage Booking

ADMIN SIDE


Input and Output Design

User Home Page:-



Login



Login page

changepassword



View profile



Update



Search blood bank



Search Donor



Why donate blood



Donation Tips



Discussion Question



Request Blood Details





User Contact Us

Admin Home page



User Registred



DonationCamp



New Admin



Testing



Future Enhncement

With email as messaging service, we will provide SMS to users in future.



We also include Discussion Forum which contains question-answer, rating, number of views, and like – dislike.

We also record all activity of users as logged file.

We plan to develop mobile-based application for this project in near future.

Bibliography

Websites

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lesson9. (n.d.). Retrieved from lesson9: http://www.9lessons.info

PhpEasyStep. (n.d.). Retrieved from PhpEasyStep: http://www.phpeasystep.com/

Stack Overflow. (n.d.). Retrieved from Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/

W3schools. (n.d.). Retrieved from W3schools: http://www.w3schools.com/

Books

Jquery Cookbook. United States of America: O’Reilly Media, Inc.

Steve Suehring, T. C. (2009). PHP and MySql Bible. United States of America: Wiley Publishing, Inc.




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