A Project Report on

Employee Management

Information Technology (402)

Session: 2022-23

Submitted By:
Mohit Thakur

Class: 10 B th

Roll No: 10218

Under the guidance

 Table of Contents

S.
No Topic Name Page No.

1 Certificate

2 Acknowledgement

3 Project Description

4 Database – Table Design

8 References
 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project titled, “Employee

salary Management” is a piece of work done by Mohit
Thakur of class X – B, in partial fulfillment of CBSE
All India Secondary School Examination 2022-23 and
has been carried out under my supervision and
guidance. This report or an identical report on this
topic has not been submitted for any other
examination and does not form a part of any other
course undergone by the candidate.

..............................
Signature of Teacher/Guide
Name: Mr.
Place:
Date: 01/02/2022-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 I would also like to extend my gratitude to the
Principal Sir for providing me with all the
facility that was required.
I would like to express my gratitude to my
guide Mr. for his able guidance and support in
completing my project.
Last but not the least I would like to thank my
parents and friends who helped me a lot.

Mohit Thakur
10th B

Introduction

nventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
The Inventory
Control Processing
refers to the manag
Inventory control or stock control can be
broadly defined as "the activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the process of ensuring that
the right amount of supply is available
within a business. However, a more focused
definition takes into account the more science-
based, methodical practice of not only verifying
a business' inventory but also maximizing the
amount of profit from the least amount of
inventory investment without affecting
customer satisfaction. Other facets of inventory
control include forecasting future demand,
financial flexibility, purchasing data, loss
prevention and turnover, and customer
satisfaction. An extension of inventory
control is the inventory control system. This
may come in the form of a technological
system and its programmed software used
for managing various aspects of inventory
problems, or it may refer to a methodology
(which may include the use of technological
barriers) for handling loss prevention in a
business. The inventory control system allows
for companies to assess their current state
concerning assets, account balances, and
financial reports.

Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.
The Inventory Control Processing refers to
the management of inventories. In other
words, It refers to managing transactions in
such a way so that decisions regarding the
inventory management can easily be taken .
For instance, in a departmental store, many
items are kept and sold. When these items are
sold out, the store orders for more quantity so
as to meet the customers' demands. In order to
successfully manage the departmental store,
the authorities have to decide about various
things like (i) What all items are being sold
every day and how much stock is left for them.
(ii) If the stock for a particular item is
below reorder level i.e., the minimum stock
maintained for an item, then the same item is
reordered. (iii) When an item is sold, the
quantity sold out is subtracted from the
Stock in Hands i.e., the current stock so as to
keep it updated. (iv) Similarly, if some quantity
for an item is purchased, then this quantity is
added to Stock in Hands to keep the stock
updated. In order to make such decisions, the
information related to inventories i.e., the
products and their transactions is stored in
files. Following sample project is based on
these guidelines. In this project, we have
created three tables namely Items, Supplier,
and Transactions table design of these tables
are as follows
Creating database
Inventory control or
stock control can be
broadly defined as
"the
activity of checking a
shop's stock." It is the
process of ensuring
that the
right amount of
supply is available
within a business.
However, a more
focused definition
takes into account the
more science-based,
methodical
practice of not only
verifying a business'
inventory but also
maximizing
the amount of profit
from the least
amount of inventory
investment
without affecting
customer satisfaction.
Other facets of
inventory control
include forecasting
future demand,
financial flexibility,
purchasing data,
loss prevention and
turnover, and customer
satisfaction.
An extension of
inventory control is
the inventory control
system. This
may come in the
form of a
technological system
and its programmed
software used for
managing various
aspects of inventory
problems, or it
may refer to a
methodology (which
may include the use of
technological
barriers) for handling
loss prevention in a
business. The
inventory control
system allows for
companies to assess
their current state
concerning
assets, account
balances, and financial
reports.