Banking Management System

Project on Banking Management System

Agenda
Introduction

Project Overview
Software Requirement OOP Approach Main Menu New Account List of accounts Ind Account

Daily Transactions
Monthly Report Edit Account

Introduction

The main aim of this project is to develop the software to perform different operations in a bank. The software should perform following operations Account Opening Form Deposit Withdrawal Searching Transaction Transaction report Monthly report Modify accounts
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Project Overview
Objective is to Design and develop an Banking System Implement BMS as standalone system Database design as data storage Extensible system for future enhancement & maintenance Object oriented approach

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Software Requirement
Language: Turbo C++ Store Information: File or Database Platform: Windows(Windows XP )

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OO Approach: Fundamentals
Procedural Vs Object Oriented Approach Why use OO Approach OO Overview Object Oriented Principle

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Procedural Approach
APPLICATION
Module 1

Module 2

.. Module N

Program 1

Program 2

Program N

Function 1

Function 2

Function N

Developing an application using the procedural approach would involve Identification of modules Programs inside each module Every program would contain several functions and data The data would be the information necessary for the program and its functions
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OO Approach

An Object oriented approach views systems and programs as a collection of interacting OBJECTS.
OBJECT

An object is a thing in a computer system that is capable of responding to messages. An object has to be created from a class so that it can be used

OBJECT

OBJECT

OBJECT

Do this Do this Do this

OBJECT

OBJECT

The procedural approach views systems and programs as a collection of interacting FUNCTIONS

In the procedural approach, a program responds to messages when its functions are invoked. By simply including the file, the functions can be invoked and invocation requires nothing else

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Procedural vs. Object-Oriented Programming

The unit in procedural programming is function, and unit in object-oriented programming is class
Procedural programming concentrates on creating functions, while object-oriented programming starts from isolating the classes, and then look for the methods inside them. Procedural programming separates the data of the program from the operations that manipulate the data, while object-oriented programming focus on both of them

figure1: procedural
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figure2: object-oriented
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Why choose the Object Oriented approach?

The OO approach Deals with classes as the building blocks Allows Real World Modeling The idea of OOP is to try to approach programming in a more natural way by grouping all the code that belongs to a particular objectsuch as an account or a customer together

Project * * ProjMgr 1 1 *

ProjLead *

Raise the level of abstraction Applications can be implemented in the same terms in which they are described by users Easier to find nouns and construct a system centered around the nouns than actions in isolation

Employee

Manager 1 *

Salesperson

Easier to visualize an encapsulated representation of data and responsibilities of entities present in the domain The modern methodologies recommend the object-oriented approach even for applications developed in C or Cobol
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Main Menu
New Account List Of Accounts Ind Account Daily Transactions Monthly Report Edit Account Exit

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Main Menu

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New Account
This option allows the creation of new account in the bank. While creating new account , the software asks following information Name of person. Address of person. Name of verifying officer. Initial Deposit

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New Account

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List Of Accounts

It provides the list of all the accounts in the bank with particulars address and balance.

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Ind Account

It provides the global report of particular account.

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Daily Transactions

This allows the user to make transaction in a particular account i.e. deposit or transaction either by cash or cheque.

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Monthly Report

This option provides the monthly report of particular account with details of previous month as BF(Brought Forward).

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Edit Account

This function allows the editing in account. It provides two options:

Modify account. Close account Quit

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Modify Account

This option allows to modify the information of a particular account.

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Close Account.

This function allows to close a particular account.

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Prepared By:
VIKAS GAHLAUT ANISH MAHAJAN DEEPANKAR SEHDEV

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