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Abstract

Information is an important aspect of life. Vital information is the life wire or backbone of any organization. From sports statistics to the latest stock market price such facts keep people abreast of time.
rn Computing, printing, photography and some recording are all forms of automatic information processing.
rnIn all of these processed , the information as perceived by man, is captured, processed, transmitted and stored.
rnFinally it is reproduced in a form which can be easily understood by man.
rn Next, there is a need to store the information so that it can be referenced when necessary . computers are unrivalled in their capacity to store data. Therein lies the importance of application software which configure the computer to act as an intelligent typewriter or entrepreneur, so long as the correct command are given.
rn A database is one of the most acceptable business software application today. It is a collection of related information that is organized for case of reference.
rnThis means that one could maintain a database on paper, stored in file holders that were kept in file cabinets.
rnThat was the case before the advent of computers. File had to be pulled out of cabinets, forms filled and paper shuffled.
rn This project describe how all these could be done electronically. It shows how information could be stored, modified and recalled instantly and accurately.
rnInformation on staff of the establishment of case study is maintained, reports are lodged in and more reports are generated from these.

Table of Content

APPROVAL PAGE
rnCERTIFICATION
rnDEDICATION
rnABSTRACT
rnTABLE OF FIGURES
rnORGANIZATION OF WORK
rnTABLE OF CONTENTS
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rnCHAPTER ONE
rnINTRODUCTION
rnSTATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
rnPURPOSE OF THE STUDY
rnAIMS AND OBJECTIVE
rnPROJECT SCOPE
rnMAJOR DESIGN CONSTRAINTS AND LIMITATION
rnMOJOR SOFTWARE FUNCTIONS
rnASSUMPTIONS
rnDEFINITION OF TERMS
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rnCHAPTER TWO
rnLITERATURE REVIEW
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rnCHAPTER THREE
rnDESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE EXISTING
rnFACT FINDING USED
rnORGNIAZATIONAL STRUCTURE
rnOBJECTIVE OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM
rnINPUT, PROCESS, OUTPUT ANALYSIS
rnINFORMATION FLOW CHART DIAGRAM
rnPROBLEMS FOR THE EXISTING SYSTEM
rnJUSTIFICAITON FOR A NEW SYSTEM
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rnCHAPTER FOUR
rnDESIGN OF THE NEW SYSTEM
rnINPUT SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN
rnOUTPUT SPEICIFATION AND DESIGN
rnFILE DESIGN
rnPROCEDURE CHART
rnSYSTEM FLOW CHART
rnSYSTEM REQUIREMENT
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rnCHAPTER FIVE
rnIMPLEMENTATION
rnPROGRAM DESIGN
rnPROGRAM FLOW CHART
rnPSEUDOCODE
rnSOURCE PROGRAM
rnTEST RUN
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rnCHAPTER SIX
rnDOCUMENTATION
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rnCHAPTER SEVEN
rnRECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
rnREFERENCES

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