Last Year Project
Last Year Project
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER NO 1:
GATHERING & ANALYZING INFO
1.1 INTRODUCTION………………………………………………….11
1.2 PURPOSE………………………………………………………….12
1.3 SCOPE……………………………………………………………..14
1.4 SUPPLEMENTARY REQUIREMENTS………………………..16
1.4.1 USABILITY…………………………………………………16
1.4.2 RELIABILITY………………………………………………16
1.4.3 SUPPORTABILITY………………………………………..16
1.4.4 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS………………………….... 16
CHAPTER NO 2:
PLANNING THE PROJECT
2.1 INTRODUCTION………………………………………………….19
2.2 FUNCTIONAL AND NONFUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS.20
2.3 USE CASE DIAGRAMS………………………………………….23
2.4 USAGE SCENARIO……………………………………………....23
2.5 METHODOLOGY ………………………………………………...25
2.6 WORK PLAN………………………………………………………..28
2.7 PROJECT STRUCTRE……………………………………………29
2.8 PROJECT SHEDULING …………………………………………29
CHAPTER NO 3:
DESIGNING THE PROJECT
3.1 INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………31
3.2 ERD DIAGRAM…………………………………………………..32
3.3 CONTEXT DIAGRAM……………………………………………33
3.4 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM…………………………………………34
3.5 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM…………………………………………….35
3.6 ARCHITECTURAL DIAGRAM……………………………….…36
3.7 SEQUENCE DIAGRAM………………………………………….36
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3.8 DATABASE MODEL DIAGRAM……………………………….37
3.9 CLASS DIAGRAM………………………………………………..38
CHAPTER NO 4:
DEVELOPEMNT
4.1 INTRODUCTION………………………………………………….38
4.2 GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES…………………………….39
4.3 TEST CASES………………………………………………………40
4.4 COCLUSION……………………………………………………….41
CHAPTER NO 5:
REFERENCES
REFERENCES……………………..……………………………………………..43
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CHAPTER 1
GATHERING & ANALYZING INFO
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1.1 Introduction:
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1.2 Purpose:
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1.3 Scope:
It includes:
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8. Inspirational Content: The platform regularly updates its
blog section with inspiring travel stories, photography, and
videos, fueling wanderlust and encouraging travelers to
explore new destinations.
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1.4 Supplementary Requirements:
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must-try dishes and helping users immerse themselves in the
local culinary scene.
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CHAPTER 2
PLANNING THE PROJECT
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2.1 Introduction:
Project Goals:
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2.2 Functional and Non Functional Requirements:
Functional Requirements:
1. User Registration and Authentication:
• Users can create accounts using email or social media
credentials.
• Password reset and account recovery functionality.
• Secure authentication and authorization mechanisms.
2. Travel Booking:
• Users can search, compare, and book flights, hotels,
tours, and vacation packages.
• Filter options based on destination, dates, budget, and
preferences.
• Integration with third-party APIs for real-time
availability and pricing.
3. Personalized Recommendations:
• Users receive tailored travel recommendations based on
past preferences and behavior.
• Customized itineraries and package suggestions.
• Machine learning algorithms for refining
recommendations over time.
• Users can create and manage profiles with personal
information, travel history, and preferences.
• Option to save favorite destinations, activities, and
itineraries.
4. Interactive Maps and Routes:
• Integration of interactive maps to display points of
interest, attractions, and recommended routes.
• Users can customize and save their own routes.
5. User Reviews and Ratings:
• Users can leave reviews and ratings for
accommodations, tours, and activities.
• Display average ratings and user feedback on relevant
pages.
6. Travel Guides and Resources:
• Comprehensive travel guides, destination insights, local
customs, and visa information.
• Regularly updated blog section with travel stories, tips,
and photography.
7. Community Interaction:
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• Discussion forums, user-generated content, and sharing
of travel experiences.
• User interaction through comments, likes, and shares.
8. Safety and Security:
• Integration with trusted travel partners for secure
payment processing.
• Information about travel insurance options and safety
guidelines.
9. Mobile Responsiveness:
• The platform is optimized for mobile devices, ensuring
a seamless user experience on different screen sizes.
Non-Functional Requirements:
1. Performance:
• Fast loading times for pages, especially during peak
usage.
• Minimal downtime and high availability of the
platform.
2. Security:
• Secure data transmission and storage using encryption
protocols.
• Regular security audits and vulnerability assessments.
3. Scalability:
• Ability to handle a growing number of users and
transactions.
• Scalable architecture to accommodate increased traffic.
4. Usability and User Experience:
• Intuitive and user-friendly interface with easy
navigation.
• Consistent design and branding across all pages.
5. Accessibility:
• Compliance with web accessibility standards (WCAG)
to ensure inclusivity for users with disabilities.
6. Localization:
• Support for multiple languages and regional
preferences.
• Localized content, currency, and date formats.
7. Integration:
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• Seamless integration with third-party services for
payments, maps, weather updates, and social media
sharing.
8. Data Backup and Recovery:
• Regular automated data backups to prevent data loss.
• Effective data recovery mechanisms in case of
unforeseen incidents.
9. Legal and Compliance:
• Adherence to data protection regulations and privacy
laws (e.g., GDPR).
• Clear terms of use, privacy policy, and cookie policy.
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2.4 Usage Scenario:
Sample:
Description: This use case involves the process of user registration and account
creation on the The Tourism platform, enabling users to access personalized travel
services and features.
Pre-Conditions:
1. The user has access to the The Tourism website.
2. Internet connection is available for online registration. Task Sequence
Exceptions
3. User navigates to the "Sign Up" section of the website.
4. System prompts the user to provide necessary registration information.
5. User enters personal details, including name, email, and password.
6. User selects preferences and communication settings.
7. User confirms the provided information and initiates the account creation
process.
8. System detects incomplete or incorrect information in the registration form.
• User receives an error message indicating the issue.
• User reviews and corrects the erroneous information.
• User continues from step 5.
9. System validates the provided information and checks for duplicate
accounts.
10. User's registration information is accepted and processed by the system.
11. System generates a confirmation message and notifies the user of
successful registration.
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erroneous information. c. User continues from step 5.
7. System validates the provided information and checks Author: I am
for duplicate accounts.
8. User's registration information is accepted and
processed by the system.
Post Conditions:
A new user account is successfully created, allowing the user to access
The Tourism services.
Description: This use case outlines the process of user registration and account
creation on the The Tourism platform, ensuring that users can seamlessly join the
platform and enjoy personalized travel planning and booking services.
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2.5 Methodology:
This plan includes high-level tasks for each week, keeping in mind
the iterative and incremental nature of Agile development.
Day 1-2:
Define project scope, objectives, and overall vision.
Set up project management tools (e.g., Jira) for task tracking.
Assemble cross-functional development team (developers ,
designers, content creators).
Day 3-4:
Identify and prioritize user stories based on high-level
requirements.
Break down user stories into smaller tasks and estimate effort
(story points).
Day 5:
Conduct Sprint Planning meeting.
Commit to a set of user stories for Sprint 1.
Start initial design and wireframing for key pages.
Day 6-9:
Develop front-end components and templates for user registration
and login.
Begin designing user interface (UI) elements, focusing on a
responsive design.
Day 10-12:
Implement interactive maps and search functionality for flights
and hotels.
Integrate third-party APIs for real-time data retrieval.
Day 13-14:
Review and refine UI designs based on user feedback.
Conduct Sprint Review and Retrospective for Sprint 1.
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Week 3 -Sprint 3: Core Functionality Development
Day 15-18:
Develop user profile creation and management features.
Implement personalized recommendation algorithms.
Day 19-21:
Build the backend for travel booking services (flights, hotels,
tours).
Begin integrating user reviews and ratings functionality.
Day 22:
Conduct Sprint Planning meeting for Sprint 3.
Day 23-26:
Develop discussion forums and user-generated content features.
Integrate social sharing capabilities.
Day 27-28:
Implement user reviews and ratings functionality for
accommodations and activities.
Begin integration with third-party services (payment gateway,
maps).
Day 29:
Conduct Sprint Review and Retrospective for Sprint 3.
Day 30-33:
Refine existing features based on user feedback and testing results.
Develop and curate high-quality travel guides and resources.
Day 34-35:
Implement localization and multi-language support.
Begin preparing for the launch and marketing phase.
Day 36:
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Conduct Sprint Planning meeting for Sprint 5.
Day 37-40:
Conduct extensive testing and quality assurance of all features.
Address any remaining bugs and issues.
Day 41-42:
Finalize launch campaign and marketing materials.
Prepare for platform deployment and hosting.
Day 43-45:
Launch the The Tourism platform to the public.
Monitor initial user feedback and address any critical issues.
Day 46:
Conduct Sprint Review and Retrospective for Sprint 5.
Evaluate the overall project and gather lessons learned.
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2.6 Work Plan:
Participant: Waheed
Participant: Muneeb
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• Contribute to user interface enhancements based on feedback.
Participant: Hamza
Participant: Umair
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CHAPTER 3
DESIGNING THE PROJECT
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3.1 Introduction:
At its core, The Tourism is more than just a travel website; it's an
immersive digital travel companion that combines sleek aesthetics,
intuitive navigation, and a wealth of comprehensive features. The
design philosophy seeks to capture the spirit of adventure while
providing practical tools for every step of the travel process.
The design journey of The Tourism encompasses several key
elements:
1. User-Centered Experience: Every aspect of The Tourism's design
is centered around the needs and preferences of the users. From
intuitive registration and profile creation to personalized travel
recommendations, the design aims to make users feel understood
and catered to.
2. Seamless Functionality: The design ensures that users can
seamlessly browse, search, and book flights, hotels, tours, and
activities. Interactive maps and user-friendly interfaces allow
travelers to plan their itineraries effortlessly.
3. Visual Appeal: Visual design elements are carefully curated to
evoke wanderlust and excitement. High-quality images, vibrant
colors, and captivating typography contribute to a visually
appealing and inspiring digital environment.
4. Responsive Design: With a mobile-first approach, the design
guarantees a consistent and enjoyable experience across various
devices, enabling users to access The Tourism anytime, anywhere.
5. Community Engagement: User-generated content, discussion
forums, and social sharing features foster a sense of community
among travelers, enhancing the overall engagement and
interactivity of the platform.
6. Data-Driven Insights: The design integrates analytics to gather
insights into user behavior, helping to refine features and services
over time and tailor the platform to meet evolving travel trends.
7. Trust and Security: Visual cues and design elements are
strategically employed to convey a sense of trustworthiness and
security, assuring users that their travel plans and personal
information are in safe hands.
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3.2 ERD Diagram:
Figure 1.1
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3.3 Context Diagram:
Figure 1.2
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3.4 Data Flow Diagram:
Figure 1.3
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3.5 Activity Diagram:
Figure 1.4
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3.6 Architectural Diagram:
Figure 1.5
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CHAPTER 4
DEVELOPMENT
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4.1 Introduction:
Crafting the Ultimate Travel Companion:
Embarking on a journey to create the The Tourism online travel
agency platform is an exciting endeavor that promises to
revolutionize the way travelers explore and experience the world.
The Tourism is envisioned as a comprehensive, user-centric digital
haven where wanderlust meets technology. Our mission is to
seamlessly blend the thrill of adventure with the convenience of
cutting-edge digital tools, enabling travelers to curate their dream
vacations with ease.
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4.3 Test Cases:
Sample:
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4.4 Conclusion:
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CHAPTER 5
References
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5.1 References;
1. World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
• Website: UNWTO
• Description: The United Nations World Tourism Organization is a
specialized agency that provides comprehensive information on global
tourism trends, statistics, and sustainable tourism practices.
2. TripAdvisor
• Website: TripAdvisor
• Description: TripAdvisor offers user-generated reviews, ratings, and
recommendations for hotels, restaurants, attractions, and travel
experiences worldwide.
3. Lonely Planet
• Website: Lonely Planet
• Description: Lonely Planet is a renowned travel guide publisher and
website, offering travel advice, destination information, and travel
inspiration.
Book References:
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