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![]() At the fourth semester, I took the Software Engineering class. The class includes one end-of-semester project. We got to develop an information system for a sports club. The system consists of six modules, each module was developed by a team of five to six students. The modules were:
Development ProcessMy team got the Financial module. The development process was tough, especially in understanding the problem, coordinating with the development team of other modules, and finally managing inexperienced developers. None of us understand accounting, so we had to ask an economics student to give us a quick tutorial on accounting. But at last, even with a lot of slip-ups, we managed to get the program up and running. Our Financial module consists of:
Screen ShotsHere you can see the main screen for the program, with the options to run the sub-modules.Here is the balance sheet screen. The profit/loss report. The capital changes report. One of the journal screens. The tax report screen. The depreciation screen. The capital changes screen. Development Team
DownloadThe program was written as a client/server system with the client software written with Visual Basic 6 which uses an Oracle 8 Database server. The system is a bit difficult to deploy since we didn't provide an installation program for it, so I chose not to make it available for download. But its manual, which are written by Jutedy, is available for download (494K). The development process documentation is included in the download package, and you can also view it here (PDF). |
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