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REG: DBTC01/0026/2016
SUPERVISOR: MR.WACHIRA
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chapter one
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that this piece of script written is my own work and has not been
presented in any institution.
Signature.. Date..
Kennedy njau
APPROVAL
I hereby certify that this research report has been prepared under my supervision
and submitted with my approval.
Mr. wachira
Lecturer DCel
Signature .. Date.
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DEDICATION
I dedicate this project my mother who have educated me till the current state
despite the numerous problems that she has been going through . to my brothers
and sister and friends that have been with me during the period of study
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
I wish to acknowledge the almighty God for his mercies through my learning
period .
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List of abbreviation
TMS Transport Management System
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LIST OF FIGURES
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LIST OF TABLES
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Contents
chapter one ................................................................................................................................................... 2
DECLARATION ............................................................................................................................................... 2
APPROVAL ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
DEDICATION .................................................................................................................................................. 3
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ..................................................................................................................................... 4
List of abbreviation ....................................................................................................................................... 5
ABSTRACT.................................................................................................................................................... 10
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................... 11
OBJECTIVES ............................................................................................................................................. 13
PROBLEM STATEMENT................................................................................................................................ 15
SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY............................................................................................................................. 16
SCOPE OF THE STUDY.................................................................................................................................. 17
Chapter two ................................................................................................................................................ 18
LITERATURE REVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 18
INTRODUCTION. ...................................................................................................................................... 18
CURRENT EXISTING SYSTEM ....................................................................................................................... 18
School asset management ...................................................................................................................... 18
Transport Management ........................................................................................................................... 19
Summary Of Current System .............................................................................................................. 21
Web Application.................................................................................................................................. 22
Knowledge Management .................................................................................................................... 23
Procurement Management System .................................................................................................... 23
Asset Management System / Inventory Management System .......................................................... 23
Content Management System Software............................................................................................. 23
Database ............................................................................................................................................. 24
CONCLUSION............................................................................................................................................... 24
The proposed websites ........................................................................................................................... 25
Chapter three .............................................................................................................................................. 26
METHODOLOGY .......................................................................................................................................... 26
Technical and functional requirement of the proposed online system ............................................. 27
Development environment ................................................................................................................. 27
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User Requirements ............................................................................................................................ 28
Security Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 28
Operational Requirements.................................................................................................................. 28
Functional Requirements .................................................................................................................... 28
Method of data collection .................................................................................................................. 29
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ABSTRACT
This is the report on the Transport Management System This report introduces
the system and relates it to some other similar manual system used earlier.
It provides the background to the problem, states the problems experienced with
the manual system and the necessary changes required to make the system more
efficient and effective and reliable to the clients staff and the other users
The report specifies all the requirements that are required by the system and the
ones that the system meets on its implementation. In addition, diagrams are
included to show the relationship of each module with the other
The language which was used to come up with the system and the testing
mechanism of the system.
This report includes the guide of how to use the system. It also has the part of
system coding and it also shows the problems encountered during the study and
the solutions that were found. In the report there are references material that
were used for review and completion of the system
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INTRODUCTION
Transport is the movement of goods ,people and animals from one place to
another.
TMS is therefore the system that involve automation of the transport sectors
eradicating the manual system thus engaging the user with the system.
This project is aimed to automate the transport sectors and the related areas. In
this modern times transport has encountered numerous problems for instance
long queue to obtain the tickets, over charging and exaggeration of fees because
there isnt a standard fee for particular routes, high hiring fee than
recommended and others. This system is aimed to create a simple online ticket
booking anywhere and anytime.
The travelling companies mostly conduct most of their core activities such as
registration of member of staff, registration of vehicles and trips per vehicles each
day in the records books this makes it very tiresome to recording day by day.
Same registration or record can be done twice by mistake and it will be very hard
to track the mistake. Making content updates becomes very hard because all the
records are on the books thus to update all the record books must be reviewed.
Thus this project will be of great importance to the transport sectors and the area
related as the book recording will be replaced by well designed online platform
that will monitor all the activities of the company
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There will be a login platform where the user is expected to register by giving
their details that uniquely identify them .In the portal the user will make their
booking, they can also view the vehicle that is leaving and at what
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OBJECTIVES
The main objectives of this project are:
Create a login platform. Here the user will have access to enter his or her
details that uniquely identify the client.
Create and modify a common database that will store all the records and
day to day activities of the buses matatus and the commercial vehicle. It
will also store all the employees records and work disciplinary .Also the
online activities of a user
In the login platform a user will have to create an account which will
identify the client. With the account the user will be able to book a
travelling ticket and book a vehicle for hiring.
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Due to high level of traffic the system will reduce traffic congestion by
almost 50% because the client travels and depart at a particular time from
their location.
To facilitate easy recording and retrieval of any record made despite the
day and time it was made even if its an year ago or two
To automate the transport sector to be fully online and easy for each and
every individuals.
To track the profit or loss of each and every vehicle as the information will
be recorded separately.
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
Currently in the transport sectors people face a lot of problems mostly in the
festive seasons as there is increased travelling from one place to another. Long
queue so as to obtain the travelling ticket from the agents assigned to sell the
tickets.
This project is aimed to cover up this problem as the will be introduction of online
ticket booking which will be easy and the most efficient for instance the payment
methods will be via the online payment like m-pesa, PayPal and many others that
will be implemented in time .
The process of recording all the companies activities in the book will be
completely removed and replaced by the full digitalized platform as this was a
very tiresome process and may also lead to very high loss if a record is doubled by
mistake.
Via the internet all this processes will be made very very easy as the client login
with their details anywhere and anytime ,makes their booking and obtain their
ticket after the payment. In their login portal they are to download the ticket and
present it during the travelling day.
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SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY
This project will aid in the advancement of the technology as the platform is
online orientated this will make a step further in the technological sector.
This project will also create one common module that will act as the headquarter
for a certain route thus reduce this will reduce congestion in the area of boarding
as all tickets are bought online thus clients come at a specific time hence reducing
traffic.
This system will be a great benefit to the user as the bus fee is fixed and if the
rates are to change the clients are notified earlier thus they are prepared before
that time. This is made easy as in the modern times rates are exaggerated the
conductors and you will do nothing as there isnt any standard rates thus this
project will have a great impact of benefits to the use
This system will aid the managers in tracking the actual earning of each and every
vehicle thus preventing internal theft.
This project will be a source of employment to the people who are I.T oriented
because there will be constant update from the company to their clients and
tracking the movement of their vehicle till arrival to notify the clients from other
places on the next stopover
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SCOPE OF THE STUDY
The main scope of this project is to develop a website for bus and hiring
ticket reservation and reservation management system
The main users of this project are the company director, the bus
counter ,staffs and customers
The bus counter staffs acts as the admin where they can add, edit and
delete the bus information and schedule and generate bus ticket sales
report daily, monthly, and yearly to assist their daily work through the
web-based management system.
The customer will be able to use the website to perform their reserving
ticket transaction anywhere and at any time.
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Chapter two
LITERATURE REVIEW
This chapter gives a summary of the literature that have been researched by
other people. It involves the strength and the limitation of the website ,the work
related and the conclusion following the proposed web.
INTRODUCTION.
In the arena of global competition, organizations all over the world are competing
through the use of the most comprehensive and advanced technological
features. The most common example of innovation is in the area of information
technology and communication.
Various industries are using technology and the advancements of the website
and internet to maintain and monitor their activities. In the application of the
informative systems, the transport industry is a commonly used system. This
chapter explores the concept of reservation information system, their history,
components, types and their applications in real world situation to solve
problems.
This chapter consist of two parts ;decription review of an existing system and the
second part decribes the review on technique ,methods,equipment and
technology preview used in the same domain.
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pressure from governors schools must demonstrate accurate tracking and
management of school assets to comply with regular audit. Besides that, it
provides
equipment auditing. New equipment is often documented manually in a single
location.
Transport Management
Transport Management improves operations from procurement to freight
settlement. It helps streamline transportation operations and reduce cost. It also
provides greater visibility and control over the entire process
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COMPANY
Work MANUFUCT
PURCHASE done URE
ORDER
RECEIVING
VENDOR ORDER
WAREHOUSE STORE
PAYMENT
BAR CODE TRANSFER
LABLE CREDIT
Estimate
qouta
ITEM LIST
INVOICE SALES
RECEIPT
SHIPPED RETAIL
SALES ORDER
REPORT ALLOCATION
CUSTOMER
ESTIMATION
PAYMENT
QUOTE
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Summary Of Current System
The existing systems that have been review in the previous subchapter above
are related to the system that will be developed. The table below shows the
comparison between School Asset Manager, Transport
Management and Demo Golden Inventory System.
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Transport it helps streamline it focuses on the
Management transportation transport
operations and management of the
reduce cost. company
- provides greater
visibility
and control over the
entire
process.
Based on the advantages and disadvantages of the existing system, there are
some features that will be the main focus in my Transport Management System.
Combination of the main focused of each systems make the module of my system
complete each other such as the management of the asset, transportation and
the
inventory of the company. From this combination, it helps the function of the
system has connection between them and easy to manage the module.
Web Application
A web application is an application that is accessed over a network such as
the internet or an intranet. It is an application that is invoked with a web browser
over the internet. Web application supports user participation to add value to the
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application and collaborate with other users. The application can be as simple as a
message board or a guest sign-in book on a website or as complex as a word
processor or a spreadsheet. Web application development requires agility, the
use of standard components, inter-operability and close attention to user needs.
The important feature of popular web applications is to support user participation
to add value to the application and collaborate with other users [7].
Knowledge Management
Knowledge management is being applied in multinational, multicultural
organizations and we are seeing issues in effectively implementing knowledge
management and transferring knowledge in global and multicultural
environments
Database
Merrill Wells, (2002) [14] defines Database as a collection of non-redundant data,
which can be shared by different application systems. Or database is a collection
of data as well as program s required to manage that data. According to Merrill
Wells the importance of data has been obvious from time immemorial. Before the
advent of computers, this was written in books or registers; these could be
considered as manual databases. Ever since computers were introduced as a
means of sorting data, the concept and structure of a database have undergone a
sea change. Database creation and maintenance is a gradual and continuous
procedure being influenced by system software such as database management
systems.Database users state their requirements to the database using the data
definition languages (DDL) and the data manipulation languages (DML) via the
database management systems. The database management system surely
provides an interface between the users programs and contents of the data base.
During the creation and subsequent maintenance of the data base contents, the
DDL and the DML are used for the following, add new files, expand the database,
delete the absolute
records, adjust data, and expand the database capacity, link up the data items
and many others
Platform
The operating system and web browser are the main platform to make sure that
system will be developed is compatible to the end user. It increases the
characteristics of user friendly such as related to the graphic user interface.
CONCLUSION
In conclusion many web designers have done publication about the transport
management system as a more convenient way and an urgent requirement and a
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lot of research being carried out though all their proposal have never been
implemented.
However in this project there are numerous benefits from the transport
management system. This include the view of the list of vehicle available for any
case of transport at any time of the day or night and its very easy. In order to
have the pane of customer attraction the transport sectors need to put in place
an online transport site.
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Chapter three
METHODOLOGY
The methodology describes the procedures, tools, techniques that were
employed to achieve the Specific objectives. It also include the content diagrams.
It also describes the requirements of the website. The tools helps in the design of
the system web. The sequence below describes the sequence of steps of steps
involved:
System analysis
System design
System
development
implementation
maintenance
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FIG:1.1
The system analysis enable the study of the existing thus it identifies the strength and
weaknesses of the system and the modules that were not available to be added to the new system
that will be developed.
The process of development this is the actual construction of the website inserting all the
modules that were discussed in the preview.
The software requirements that should enhance the proper functioning of this system are:
Operating system
Windows xp
windows 10
windows 7
windows 2000 professional
web browser
Mozilla fire fox
Internet explorer
Uc browser
Development environment
Adobe Dreamweaver this will be used for writing the code to run the system
Adobe Photoshop this will be used for photo editing.
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MYSQL this will be used to develop the database used to store information for the
system.
PHP this will be used to create the server side scripting of system that will be
responsible for connecting the system to the database.
HTML this will be used to create the front end of the system, where the user will
interact with the system.
User Requirements
a. The system shall have interfaces that are easy to understand and use for the users.
b. Similar form screen displays shall be used in the user interface design.
c. Efficient design with few graphics and animations on the interfaces to avoid user
distraction from the core work.
Security Requirements
The system shall handle security issues in the following manner:
a) In order for the user to get access to the system, a unique username and password shall
have to be provided and authenticated by the system.
b) There are also user access levels. Different users have different access levels. For
Instance, a user has different privileges from an administrator. In this system, the
Administrator has the most supreme features over the others.
Operational Requirements
System Users
i. System Administrator, (will be responsible for uploading the new cars and other
products in the site and maintaining the site.)
ii. The Users (These will include the buyers, institutions, among others that will access the
site to view the new products.)
Functional Requirements
The system should provide the following functional services:
a) The system should allow its users to login into the system in order to access the new
products online.
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b) System administrators shall be able to log into the system to upload the pictures of new
cars and prices obtained from the respective car manufactures.
c) Users will be able to download or print the pictures that they desire with a click of the
mouse.
User friendly interface - The interface should be intuitive and easy to understand so
anyone can use it. To check this, constant testing with the user will be done.
Speed The speed of this application system will entirely depend on the type of computer
processing speed being used and the amount of bandwidth the users will be connected to
from their Internet service providers.
. Availability-it will be available for the user at any time and any where
Security Using the system shall require the user to submit a username and password for
authentication purposes. The system shall ensure that no user is able to perform any of the
functions without logging in into the system
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