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Virtuosity Smart Tenets For Skill Capturing App
1. INTRODUCTION
In the modern era of rapid technological advancement and shifting professional landscapes, the
ability to capture and develop skills efficiently has become essential for both individuals and
organizations. Traditional learning methods, while valuable, often lack the flexibility,
personalization, and interactivity necessary to meet the diverse and dynamic needs of today's
learners. The VIRTUOSITY app is conceived as a solution to these challenges, offering a state-
of-the-art platform that leverages advanced technologies to facilitate effective skill acquisition and
development.
Purpose and Vision of VIRTUOSITY

The VIRTUOSITY app is designed to address the limitations of traditional learning methods by
providing a comprehensive and intelligent skill capturing system. Its purpose is to empower
individuals using the resources and tools needed to develop their skills in a manner that is tailored
to their individual needs and goals. By integrating cutting-edge technology with user-centric
design, VIRTUOSITY aims to revolutionize the way skills are captured, developed, and utilized.
Key Features and Benefits
Adaptive Learning:
VIRTUOSITY utilizes machine learning algorithms to adapt to the unique learning pace and style
of each user, ensuring that the learning experience is optimized for maximum retention and
application of skills.
Interactive Content:
The app incorporates interactive elements such as quizzes, simulations, and gamified learning
modules, engaging users actively and making learning more enjoyable and effective.
Accessibility:
With a focus on inclusivity, VIRTUOSITY is accessible across various devices and platforms,
ensuring that users can learn anytime, anywhere. It supports multiple languages and is designed
with accessibility features to accommodate users with disabilities.
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Integration with Existing Systems:
VIRTUOSITY seamlessly integrates with existing educational and corporate training systems,
allowing for a smooth transition and continuous learning experience. This integration supports the
creation of a cohesive learning ecosystem.
Comprehensive Analytics:
The app provides detailed analytics and insights into user progress, highlighting strengths and
areas for improvement. These insights enable users, educators, and employers to make informed
decisions about learning strategies and career development.
Collaborative Learning:
VIRTUOSITY fosters a collaborative learning environment with features such as discussion

forums, peer reviews, and group projects. This social aspect of learning helps users gain diverse
perspectives and support from a learning community.
Robust Security:
Ensuring the confidentiality and security of user data is a top priority for VIRTUOSITY. The app
employs advanced encryption and security measures for data to safeguard sensitive information.
Scalability:
Designed to grow with its user base, VIRTUOSITY is built on a structure that can scale up and
handle increasing numbers of users and expanding datasets without compromising performance.
1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The VIRTUOSITY app is designed to revolutionize skill acquisition and development by

leveraging advanced technologies to create a personalized, interactive, and accessible learning
experience. The app addresses the limitations of traditional learning methods by providing an
intelligent platform that adapts to the unique needs of each user. This project description outlines
the key components, features, and benefits of the VIRTUOSITY app, highlighting its potential to
transform how individuals and organizations approach skill development.

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• Adaptive Learning Engine: The basis of VIRTUOSITY is its adaptive learning engine,
which uses machine learning algorithms to customize learning pathways for each user. By
analyzing user behavior, preferences, and performance data, the engine adjusts the content
and difficulty level to optimize learning outcomes.
• Interactive Learning Modules: VIRTUOSITY offers a wide range of interactive learning

modules, including quizzes, simulations, videos, and gamified activities. These modules are
designed to engage users actively, making the learning process more enjoyable and
effective.
• Comprehensive Analytics Dashboard: The app includes a powerful analytics dashboard
that provides insights into user progress, skill proficiency, and areas needing improvement.
Users, educators, and employers can utilize this data for making decisions based on about
training strategies and career development.
• Collaborative Learning Features: VIRTUOSITY promotes social learning through
features such as discussion forums, peer reviews, and group projects. These collaborative
tools enable users to share knowledge, gain diverse perspectives, and build a supportive
learning community.
• Integration Capabilities: The app is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing
educational platforms, corporate training systems, and social media networks. This
integration ensures a cohesive learning experience and allows users to track and showcase
their progress across different environments.
• Accessibility and inclusiveness: VIRTUOSITY is usable on computers, smartphones, and
tablets all at the same time. The application upholds different dialects and is improved for
clients with incapacities, guaranteeing that learning open doors are accessible to everybody.
• Strong Security Measures: The safety of user data is very important to VIRTUOSITY. To
guarantee the security and integrity of user data, the app makes use of cutting-edge
encryption and data security measures.
• Scalable Architecture: VIRTUOSITY is based on a scalable architecture that can handle
more users and more datasets without sacrificing performance or dependability.

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1.1.1 Module Description

• User module
• Dashboard module
• Artist module
• Jobs module
• Contest module
• Participate module
User module:
Register:
Participants must provide their personal information, describe any abilities or skills they may have,
upload videos or images of their talents, and go through an email and password validation
procedure.
Login:
Please provide a working email address and a working password. This module leads straight to the
dashboard.
Dashboard Module:
• The Virtuosity app's main module includes an audition news feed that is updated.
• Use this module to comprehend the primary goal of this programmer.
• A module that holds an application's settings
Artist Module:
• The focus of this module is the artist's profile.
• This showcases the abilities and skills of skilled artists.
• Artist videos and pictures are included in this section.
• The goal of this module is to motivate budding artists.
• Expert information on the artist may be found in this area.

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Jobs Module:
• This is a job application platform.
• By determining their ability to work for it, participants can apply for jobs in this.
• Since each individual has a strong personality, they may all apply for employment in this
module and have bright futures.
• Participants will get a confirmation message to their registered email address as soon as they
apply for a job. This is only to confirm that the user has received the response, andmore action will take
place.
Contests Module:
• The talent categories are contained in this module.
• Although people possess a wide range of skills, some are mentioned in this section.
• This area has several categories, each of which has pictures and films showcasing the
artistic abilities of participants.
• Upon selecting a category, a plethora of movies and photos appear.
• There are moments of winning awards in this module.
Participate module:
• The focus of this subject is the participant profile.
• Participate skills are included in this.
• This includes talents that participate.
• There are interactive graphics and videos in this module.
• The purpose of this module is to improve participants' talents.

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1.2 COMPANY PROFILE
Overview
Jnyana IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is a premier technology company specializing in delivering cutting-
edge IT solutions to a global clientele. Founded with a vision to innovate and lead in the IT industry,
Jnyana IT Solutions has grown to become a trusted partner for businesses seeking to leverage
technology for sustainable growth and competitive advantage. Our core competencies include
software development, IT consulting, and digital transformation services.
Mission and Vision
Mission: To provide innovative, reliable, and high-quality IT solutions that empower businesses to
achieve their objectives and enhance their operational efficiency.
Vision: To be a global leader in IT solutions, recognized for our commitment to excellence,

customer satisfaction, and technological innovation.
Core Values
• Innovation: We constantly strive to introduce new ideas and technologies to stay ahead in
the rapidly evolving IT landscape.
• Integrity: We maintain the highest standards of honesty and integrity in all our dealings.
• Customer Focus: Our clients' success is our top priority. We tailor our solutions to meet their
unique needs and challenges.
• Quality: We are committed to delivering superior quality in every project and service we
provide.
• Collaboration: We believe in the power of teamwork and collaboration, both within our
organization and with our clients.

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2. LITERATURE SURVEY
Introduction
The VIRTUOSITY app aims to provide a complete solution for skill acquisition and development
by utilizing cutting-edge technologies like machine learning, data analytics, and interactive material
delivery. Auditing previous research on computerized learning stages, flexible learning innovations,
and ability gaining ways is essential to ensuring the application's viability and growth. By analyzing
significant research and conclusions in various fields, this literature review lays the groundwork for
the future growth of VIRTUOSITY. Tools for Flexible Education
• Individualized Instruction: Source: K. P. "The Behavior of Tutoring Systems," by

VanLehn, published in 2011 in the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in
Education. In a nutshell, this research demonstrates how well adaptive learning systems can
tailor educational content. These systems enhance learning outcomes and engagement by
personalizing the learning experience for each student.
• Education's Use of Machine Learning: Source: J. Lu, D. G., Zhang, and IEEE Transactions
on Learning Technologies, 2013: "Artificial Intelligence in Education: Application and
Challenges," by Zhu. Synopsis: The use of AI calculations in instructive settings empowers
the making of versatile learning pathways that take special care of the exceptional speed and
style of every student. The study focuses on AI's potential to improve personalization and
learning efficiency. Gamification and interactive instruction.
• Gamification in Training: Tracker and K. D. Werbach, "For the Success: How Game
Reasoning Can Upset Your Business," Wharton Advanced Press, 2012. Gamification is the
use of game design aspects to non-gaming contexts in order to boost motivation and
engagement. Gamification may make learning more engaging and clever in educational
settings, encouraging improved retention of knowledge and skills.
• Areas of education that are interactive: Source: R. E. Mayer, Cambridge University Press,
2009, "Multimedia Learning." Summary: By giving students a variety of ways to interact with
the material, interactive multimedia content like videos, simulations, and quizzes can improve
the learning experience.This approach caters to different learning styles and promotes deeper
understanding.

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• Digital usability: Source: S. Y. Harper and Springer, 2008, Yesilada, "Web Accessibility: A
Foundation for Research." In conclusion, it is essential for inclusivity to ensure that digital
learning platforms are accessible to users with disabilities. This study frames best practices
for planning open web content, including support for screen perusers, elective text, and
versatile connection points.
• Comprehensive Learning Advancements: Source: M. Research in Learning Technology,

2006, Cooper, "Making Online Learning Accessible to Disabled Students: An Institutional
Case Study." In conclusion, by incorporating inclusive design principles and assistive
technologies into online learning platforms, educational opportunities for students with
disabilities can be made more accessible to all students. Data Analysis and Integration
• Bringing Educational Technologies Together: Source: P. S. J. Goodman and D. MIS

Quarterly, 1998, Darr, "Computer-Aided Systems and Communities: Mechanisms for
Organizational Learning in Distributed Environments." Summary: A cohesive learning
ecosystem is made possible by integrating various educational platforms and technologies.
Comprehensive tracking of learner progress and performance is possible thanks to seamless
data flow between systems.
• Analytics for Learning: Source: D. Gašević, S. Dawson, and G. TechTrends, 2015,

Siemens, "Let's Not Forget: Learning Analytics Are About Learning." Synopsis: Learning
examination includes the assortment, investigation, and announcing of information about
students and their unique circumstances. This information driven approach gives bits of
knowledge into learning designs, assisting teachers and students with arriving at informed
conclusions about instructive procedures. Collaboration in Education.
• Social Learning Speculations: Source: A. Prentice Hall published Bandura's "Social

Learning Theory" in 1977. Summary: According to social learning theory, learning occurs
through imitation, modeling, and observation in a social setting. This theory is utilized by
educational platforms' collaborative features, such as discussion forums and peer reviews, to
improve learning outcomes. 10. Online Cooperative Learning: Source: D. R. Post and H.
"Blended Learning: Uncovering Its Transformative Potential," Kanuka Potential in Higher
Education," The Internet and Higher Education, 2004.
• Summary: Online collaborative learning environments facilitate interaction and knowledge

sharing among learners. These environments support the development of critical thinking and
problem-solving skills through collective effort and discussion.
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2.1 Existing and Proposed System
2.1.1 Existing System
This is the stage when we have the opportunity to address the issue and fix it by adding new
features. Given that there are several issues with the current system that may be resolved in a
charming way.
As everyone knows, there are a tonne of platforms available to improve our talent showcases, open
calls, and other events. These days, it's easier to verify our talent on a variety of platforms thanks
to extensive websites and applications.
There are several locations where individuals can further develop their abilities; yet, this results in
time loss for both artists and participants. Therefore, we must add more features to the current
system in order to overcome this.
2.1.2 Proposed System
At this point, we have the chance to address the issue and implement a solution by adding new
features. Considering that there are a few issues with the recommended approach that may be settled
in an enchanting manner. This is the stage at which we can incorporate a number of current
technologies and add new features, making this application significantly more beneficial than other
applications. Since, as we all know, there is more competition and a wider range of techniques in
this world, this program contains numerous updated features that are necessary for this generation.
Users of this program receive assistance in securing employment in their preferred fields in the
future. Opportunities are available to users with a variety of skills. Our time is saved and wasted
because the user can use our program from the convenience of their own home.

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2.2 FEASIBILITY STUDY
Introduction: The purpose of the VIRTUOSITY app's feasibility study is to assess the project's
likelihood of success by looking at technical, financial, operational, and legal aspects. The
VIRTUOSITY app's development and deployment are thoroughly examined in this study to see if
they are sustainable. Technical Efficacy
• Innovation Stack: Frontend: React Native ensures compatibility with iOS and Android
devices for cross-platform mobile development. Backend: Express.js and Node.js for server-
side development that is scalable. MongoDB is a database management system that is
document-oriented and adaptable. TensorFlow and Scikit-learn are used to implement
adaptive learning algorithms in machine learning. For scalable cloud infrastructure and data
storage, cloud services include AWS or Google Cloud.
• Tools for development: Integrated Development Environments, or IDEs, like Android

Studio and Visual Studio Code. Utilizing GitHub and Git for version control. Pipelines for
Jenkins or GitLab continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) tools are used.
• Specialized Difficulties: ensuring that machine learning models are seamlessly integrated for
real-time personalization. ensuring compatibility across platforms and optimizing
performance. Carrying out hearty safety efforts to safeguard client information.
• Strategies for Mitigation: testing thoroughly, including user acceptance testing (UAT),
integration testing, and unit testing. utilizing secure authentication protocols and encryption.
making use of a modular architecture to make maintenance and updates easier.
• Initial expenditure: Improvement costs, including pay rates for computer programmers,
information researchers, UX/UI architects, and task administrators. Foundation costs for
cloud administrations and information stockpiling. Costs associated with marketing and
advertising.
• Income Streams: Subscription-based model offering different tiers (basic, premium,

enterprise).In-app purchases for additional learning modules and features. Partnerships with
educational institutions and corporations for bulk licensing.
• Cost-Benefit Analysis: Estimated break-even point within 2-3 years, considering the
projected user growth and revenue streams. Long-term profitability driven by recurring
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• Monetary Dangers: Vulnerability in client reception rates and market acknowledgment.

Likely contest from laid out instructive innovation stages.
• Strategies for Mitigation: conducting market research to adapt pricing models and features
to the requirements of the intended audience. Promoting free trials and discounts as an
incentive for new customers. To keep and expand the user base, continue to innovate and
improve features.
• Group Design: Managing a project and ensuring its timely completion are the responsibilities
of a project manager. Coding and implementation are the responsibility of software engineers
and developers on the development team. Machine learning models are created and integrated
by the Data Science Team. Design Team: UX/UI designers making sure the interface is easy
to use. Advertising Group: Advancing the application and overseeing client procurement
procedures. Customer service and technical support are provided by the support team.
• Timeline for development:
• Phase 1: Planning and analysis of requirements
• Phase 2: Conceptualization and prototype development
• Third phase: development and integration Testing and quality control are part of Phase 4
Phase 5: Implementation and launch Phase 6: Support and upkeep following launch
• Problems with the Operations: managing multiple teams' coordination and ensuring
efficient communication. managing and reducing technical issues throughout the
development process and after the launch.
• Strategies for Mitigation: utilizing agile project management techniques for adaptability and
iterative development. Meetings and updates with the team on a regular basis to ensure
alignment and promptly address issues. Laying out an exhaustive emotionally supportive
network for persistent observing and issue goal.
Legal Abilities
• Administrative Consistence: Guaranteeing consistence with information insurance

guidelines like GDPR and CCPA. adhering to educational technology industry standards
and guidelines.
• Securing patents for developed unique technologies and algorithms is licensed
innovation.registering the VIRTUOSITY brand and its logos as trademarks.
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• Agreements and Arrangements: creating user-friendly privacy and terms of service

policies. forming alliances and agreements with corporate clients and educational
institutions.
• Legal Dangers: Risks associated with data breaches and liabilities Disputes over
intellectual property and claims of infringement
• 5. Strategies for Mitigation: Drawing in legitimate specialists to guarantee all parts of the
application conform to pertinent regulations and guidelines. putting robust data security
measures in place to safeguard user data. updating legal documents and compliance
procedures and conducting regular audits.
2.3 TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES USED
Android Studio is the authority Coordinated Advancement Climate (IDE) for Android application
improvement, created by Google. It is based on JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA software and has powerful
tools for editing code, debugging, and analysing performance, making it the most popular choice
for Android app developers. The development process is streamlined and productivity is increased
thanks to Android Studio's support for an extensive variety of features and functionalities.
Key elements of Android Studio include:
• Intelligent Code Editor: Android Studio's code editor offers sophisticated capabilities for
code completion, refactoring, and analysis. With real-time suggestions and quick fixes for
potential issues, the editor aids developers in writing code that is better and faster.
• Integrated Emulator: Developers can test their applications on a variety of virtual devices,
simulating various configurations and screen sizes, with the built-in Android Emulator. This
feature is crucial for ensuring that apps run smoothly on Android devices from different
manufacturers.
• Layout Editor: Android Studio has a visual layout editor that lets developers drag and drop
UI components to design and build their app's user interface. The process of creating
responsive layouts that adapt to various screen sizes and orientations is made simpler .
• Adaptable Form Framework: The IDE utilizes Gradle, a strong form computerization
framework, which takes into consideration tweaked construct designs and supports nonstop
incorporation work processes. Gradle makes managing dependencies and carrying out
intricate build tasks simple.

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• Real-Time Profiler: Android Studio comes with a collection of profiling tools that show an
app's CPU, memory, and network activity in real time. Developers can use these tools to find
performance bottlenecks and improve app performance and efficiency.
• Integration Using Version Control Systems: Programmers may easily manage their code with the
IDE's seamless integration with well-known version control systems like Git.
• code repositories, track changes, and work with other members of their team directly within
Android Studio.
• Both Java and Kotlin, the preferred programming languages for Android development, are
fully supported by Android Studio. This permits designers to compose code in their favored
language and exploit the highlights and libraries accessible in both.
Firebase Authentication
Firebase Authentication is a powerful tool that Google offers as part of the Firebase suite. Its
purpose is to make it easier for web and mobile applications to authenticate users. It provides a
comprehensive approach to user authentication management and secure app resource access.
Firebase Confirmation upholds different validation techniques, making it flexible and simple to
coordinate into Android, iOS, and web applications.
Firebase Authentication's most important features include:
• Firebase Authentication supports multiple authentication providers, such as suppliers of

federated identities, such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, and Apple, in addition to the
password and email authentication. Developers can provide users with multiple sign-in
options thanks to this adaptability.
• Integration Ease: Firebase Authentication was made to be easy to integrate with applications
that already exist. Developers can quickly and effectively implement authentication thanks to
the Firebase SDK's straightforward APIs and extensive documentation.
• Secure Authentication: Firebase Authentication places a high value on security. SSL/TLS

encryption ensures safe communication between the client and server. Also, Firebase
Verification follows industry best practices for overseeing client certifications and putting

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away delicate data. 4. Firebase Authentication offers the flexibility to integrate with existing
authentication mechanisms for applications that require a custom authentication system. This
includes utilizing Firebase's authentication infrastructure to manage sessions and user state
and using custom tokens to authenticate users.
• User Management: Firebase Authentication has a lot of powerful options for managing
users. User accounts can be easily created, updated, and deleted by developers. Additionally,
it provides APIs for managing user properties like display names, phone numbers, and email
addresses. 6. Email Verification and Password Recovery: Email verification and password
recovery are built-in features of Firebase Authentication. These highlights assist with
upgrading account security and give a consistent client experience to account the executives.
• Firebase Authentication supports anonymous authentication for applications that require a

frictionless initial user experience. This permits clients to get to the application without
making a record, with the choice to move up to a long-lasting record later.
• Integration with Real-Time Databases: Firebase Authentication works seamlessly with

other Firebase services like the Cloud Firestore and Real-Time Database. Based on
authenticated user identities, this integration enables secure access control to database
resources.
• Cross-Stage Backing: Firebase Validation upholds Android, iOS, and web stages, making it
a flexible answer for cross-stage applications. This guarantees a safe and consistent
authentication experience across various operating systems and devices.
2.4 HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
2.4.1 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
• Processor:-i5 processor
• Primary memory (RAM):-6GB
• Secondary Memory (HARD DISK):-1 TB
2.4.2 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

• Operating System:- windows 10
• Front end tool:- Android studio
• Front end language:- Java
• Back end tool:- Firebase Authentication

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3. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION
The Software Requirement Specification (SRS) document for VIRTUOSITY outlines the
functional and non-functional requirements, user expectations, and system capabilities necessary
for the development of a cutting-edge skill capturing and development application. VIRTUOSITY
aims to revolutionize learning by leveraging advanced technologies to personalize, gamify, and
optimize the skill acquisition process.
Scope
VIRTUOSITY is envisioned as a comprehensive platform catering to both individual learners and

organizational users across various domains. The app will offer adaptive learning pathways,
interactive content, collaborative features, and robust analytics to enhance user engagement and
learning outcomes.
Functional Requirements
3.1 Authorization and Authentication of Users Description: It should be safe for users to sign
up, log in, and manage their accounts. Features: Password and email authentication Login to social
media sites like Facebook and Google Added security with two-factor authentication
3.2 Individualized Courses of Study Depiction: The application ought to give versatile growth
opportunities tailored to the preferences and abilities of each client. Starting abilities appraisal
through tests or self-evaluation apparatuses Algorithms for machine learning to recommend
individual learning modules Progress monitoring and user performance-based recommendations
3.3 Modules of Interactive Instruction Description: Content that is engaging and interactive to
help students learn effectively. Features: Lessons using multimedia (videos, animations, and
simulations) Tests, appraisals, and gamified challenges hands-on and virtual labs for developing
practical skills.
3.4 Joint effort and Social Learning Description: Features to facilitate community interaction
and peer learning. Features: Community groups and discussion forums Projects done in
collaboration and peer reviews Social sharing and systems administration functionalities.
3.5 Reporting and Analytics Description: Comprehensive analytics to evaluate learning

effectiveness and monitor user progress. Features: Dashboard that shows learning metrics in
pictures. Analytics of performance for both individual users and groups information for teachers.

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3.6 Device Compatibility and Accessibility Portrayal: Guarantee availability across different
gadgets and stages. Features: Responsive plan for cell phones, tablets, and work areas Support for
assistive advances and openness highlights global accessibility with support for multiple languages
Non-Functional Requirements
Execution The app should be able to process data and handle multiple users at once with ease,
minimizing latency during peak usage. 4.2 Safety Execute hearty safety efforts to safeguard client
information and guarantee consistence with information protection guidelines (e.g., GDPR, CCPA).
Reliability 4.3Ensure high availability and reliability of the app with minimal downtime and fast
recovery in case of failures.4.4 Convenience Create a user-friendly and intuitive interface that is
accessible to users with varying levels of technical proficiency. 4.5 Flexibility Ensure that the
system is designed to seamlessly scale with an expanding user base and volume of content.
Constraints Technological Limitations: Compatibility with particular technologies (for instance,

MongoDB for database and Firebase for authentication). Constraints on the Budget: Sticking to
budgetary limits for costs associated with infrastructure and development. Compliance with
applicable laws and regulations regarding user privacy and data security are regulatory
.
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3.1 USERS
Artist
This stage is mostly utilised for artists who can demonstrate their talent and
accomplishment to the public or who are willing to participate and develop their talent in a
variety of mediums. Many people possess a great deal of talent. As everyone encounters a
variety of very gifted individuals in a range of fields.
This programme is updated with the biographical information of successful performers

together with their greatest photos and videos, which anybody may use as a model. Perhaps
certain artists are so gifted that they can guarantee the brilliance of younger people by
giving them a chance who seem more fascinating.
Not only can they post pictures or videos of their skill, but this also enables them to share
it with a large audience of users who have downloaded and logged onto the programme.
Participate
This stage is mostly utilized for participation by those who may develop their artistry by observation
of other artists in action. Those that register for this programmer have plenty of opportunities to post
their photos or videos. There are several categories in this programmer, including dance, music,
photography, sketching, and more.
These days, a lot of individuals are engaged in a variety of activities where education has a role in
more than just one's future; extracurricular activities also play a part.
Talented people may improve their dexterity in front of various audiences on a variety of platforms,
which improves the prospects for young people.
3.2 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Functional requirements, or requirements that specify how the system should behave under certain
conditions, are those that the system should fulfill. In this stage, any customer may make sure that
the user satisfies their criteria in order to develop their demands and complete the client's terms and
conditions. These criteria are referred to as functional requirements.

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This is the SRS document that is reported to the client; it is formatted normally and does not contain
any technical information or languages. Therefore, any user may read it..
In software engineering, functional requirements are crucial to the documentation process since they
are mostly utilised to design the project from a viewpoint point of view. They fit into a group that
is more oriented on the functional features of software. Operational and activity-based functional
requirements specification papers enable users to comprehend the functionalities that a system needs
in order to work.
Functional requirements should specify the data that has to be input into the system, the operations
carried out by each screen, the work processes carried out by the system, the reports or other outputs
that the system produces, and who is responsible for entering the data into the system. The
aforementioned details are more crucial as they are needed to create official SRS documentation.
For this, several system user types may be established, followed by user-perspective requirements.
Functional needs are the primary items that we utilise on a regular basis. There are several primary
items that fall under this category. The primary functional needs of this project are talents, auditions,
and jobs in this application.
Sign-up and Login(Artist)
The system administrator powers are granted to the artist.
One can log in as the administrator.
Admins have the ability to upload films or photos to the database for application access.
Participants can view the photos or videos that they have uploaded.
They get a great chance to showcase their ability by sharing pictures or films.
They include their contact information, including a phone number, so that participants can speak
with the artists directly, seek guidance, and share their experiences.
If they are multi-talented, they may post movies or photographs to many options under the various
skill categories in this programmer.
These applications are more beneficial in securing their talents for the world.

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Sign-up and login (participants)
Participants is able to access the application during this.

Participants are required to register using their password and login.
To get notifications to their email address, customers must provide their current, functional email
address.
Users may access the news stream on their dashboard to receive the latest information on their tal
ent shows, including all show specifics.
In order to be considered for future auditions, they might post their best
performing pictures or videos.
They can choose the finest alternative from the numerous categories of skills available in this pro
gramme.
If participants are open to viewing further movies or photographs that artists have performed or su
bmitted, they can see them in this
3.3 NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Non-functional requirements specify criteria that describe the system's operation, constraints, and
attributes, rather than specific behaviors. These requirements ensure that the VIRTUOSITY app
meets essential criteria for performance, security, usability, and other key aspects that contribute to
its overall quality and user satisfaction.
Performance
• Response Time: The app should respond to user interactions within 2 seconds under normal
load conditions.
• Scalability: The system should handle a minimum of 10,000 concurrent users without
significant performance degradation.
• Resource Utilization: Maintain efficient use of system resources (CPU, memory) to support
optimal performance across various devices and platforms.
Security
• Data Encryption: All user data, including authentication credentials and personal
information, should be encrypted using industry-standard encryption algorithms (e.g., AES-
256).
• Authentication Security: Implement secure authentication methods, including multi-factor
authentication (MFA) options, to prevent unauthorized access.

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• Data Privacy: Adhere to data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) by ensuring user
consent mechanisms and transparent data handling practices.
Reliability
• Availability: Aim for 99.9% uptime, ensuring the app is accessible to users with minimal
downtime for maintenance and updates.
• Fault Tolerance: Implement mechanisms for fault detection, recovery, and error handling to
minimize service interruptions and ensure system reliability.
Usability
• User Interface Design: Design an intuitive and responsive user interface (UI) that caters to
users of varying technical skills and accessibility needs.
• Accessibility: Support accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG 2.0) to ensure the app is usable
by individuals with disabilities, including support for screen readers and alternative
navigation methods.
Compatibility
• Device Compatibility: Ensure the app is compatible with a wide range of devices and
operating systems, including mobile phones, tablets, and desktops.
• Browser Compatibility: Support major web browsers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari) for
web-based functionalities, ensuring reliable user encounter across platforms.
Maintainability
• Code Maintainability: Follow top techniques in software development to ensure clean,
modular, and well-documented code that facilitates future updates and enhancements.
• Version Control: Use version control systems (like Git) to track revisions, manage code
changes, and promote cooperation between development teams.
Performance Efficiency
• Optimized Data Processing: Implement efficient algorithms and data structures to optimize
data processing and minimize computational overhead.
• Network Efficiency: Minimize data transfer sizes and optimize network communication to
reduce latency and improve app responsiveness.
Regulatory Compliance
• Legal Compliance: Ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and industry
standards governing data security, privacy, and digital accessibility.
• Data Retention: Define policies for data retention and deletion in accordance with regulatory
requirements and user preferences.

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Documentation
• Comprehensive Documentation: Provide detailed documentation, including user manuals,
developer guides, and system architecture documentation, to facilitate understanding and
support for users and developed.
Fig 3.3.1 Non-Functional Requirement

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4. SYSTEM DESIGN
System designers are more creative than analysts; they can more easily grasp the fundamental
requirements of any project or application when they see a picture as opposed to just a statement.
System designs are referred to be representations of things to be produced, which implies that a
cursory glance at the image provides a reasonable understanding of our software programme or
project.
The goal of this system design is to translate the specifications into a software development plan.
These criteria are taken directly from the SRS paper.
A system design is a project's blueprint that includes system references and displays the modules,
architecture, interface, components, and data that the user specifies.
In this phase, we plan based on the demands of the customer and design the system by gathering all
the requirements that are required to meet their needs. Anyone researching system design must
comprehend the overall idea of the project. System design must thus be applied with greater thought.
System design is a type of software design that is necessary to create the fundamental workings of
an application. It is only a blueprint or design that is presented in drawing format; in order to improve
the project or application in the real world, we must then execute the design using the appropriate
code.
System design is a step when we must exercise extra caution since the client refers to this design
and verifies that it meets their requirements. If we fail to finish our design appropriately, the
customer will discuss our project and ultimately decline to award you the project, forcing users to
complete the work. As a result, this system design is crucial.
When creating documents, some important questions that are commonly asked are: what does the
programme do? how does it operate? what are the conditions for failure and how do you address
them? are there any restrictions on any form of entry?.

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4.1 SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE
• Diagrammatic representations of system perspectives allow clients to grasp the idea in its
entirety simply by looking at the diagram.
• The most crucial difference between a collection of independent components and a group of
components that collaborate to produce the functional needs of the entire project is the
system perspective.
• The software is designed as a single unit utilising the system viewpoint, to which the
application development project may be referred to.
• System viewpoint is mostly utilised to bring all the ideas together into one document so that
it can be referred to. For each developer who is obliged to provide documentation, these are
the most crucial things.
• System viewpoint refers to taking into account all of the system's activity within the context
of its surroundings. To create a comprehensive report with more details, the system's entire
idea is collected in one document.
• As is common knowledge, the system will consist of several components that we must
integrate to create a single component that represents the system.
• An artefact, which is one of the separate pieces that make up a more composite entity for
the constituent elements of a system, is the primary component of the system viewpoint.
This improves a crucial component of the system used to generate applications.
• This system perspective's primary method is to create or naturally occur a series of

modifications to an object's or system's characteristics. These are the steps that lead to a
project or application's system perspective, where users may access software systems.
Fig 4.1.1 System Architecture

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This system perspective presents all of the system requirements in a single diagram so that the user
may comprehend the client's demands just by looking at the diagram.
This graphic explains the application requirements needed to do the task correctly and successfully.
In order to construct the application with proper form and manner, this virtuosity application
requires a variety of system kind.
4.2 CONTEXT DIAGRAM
A context diagram is a high-level, graphical representation of a system and its interactions with
external entities. It serves as an essential tool in system design by providing a clear and concise
overview of the system’s boundaries, interfaces, and interactions with its environment.
For the VIRTUOSITY Skill Capturing App, the context diagram illustrates how the core system
interacts with its primary stakeholders and external systems. The VIRTUOSITY The purpose of
the app is to assist users. capture, develop, and enhance their skills through personalized learning
paths, interactive content, and continuous feedback.
Users (Learners/Peers)
Interaction: Users engage with the app by providing personal information, participating in learning
activities, and giving feedback.
Input: Users input data such as their skill levels, preferences, and completed tasks.
Output: The app provides users with skill assessments, personalized learning paths, and
achievements based on their progress.
Admins
Interaction: Admins manage the system, configure settings, and oversee content and user activities.
Input: Admins input system management settings, content updates, and monitor analytics.
Output: The app provides admins with reports on system performance, user engagement, and
security measures.
External APIs
Interaction: The app interacts with external APIs to enhance its functionality by integrating
additional resources and services.
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Input: External APIs provide data from third-party platforms, user authentication services, and
learning materials.
Output: The app synchronizes data with external platforms and ensures seamless access to
integrated tools and resources.
This diagram provides a high-level perspective on how the VIRTUOSITY Skill Capturing App
operates within its ecosystem, emphasizing the critical points of interaction and the flow of data. It
serves as a foundational tool for understanding and designing the system’s architecture and making
sure every part functions seamlessly together to achieve the app’s objective.
Fig 4.2.1 Context Diagram
This context diagram serves as An illustration of the DFD diagram, which shows the submission
in its entirety. With greater flexibility, this context diagram may improve the entire application
with only one diagram.
The whole transaction that is completed in this graphic is contained in it. Since virtuosity is an
application that combines several talents onto one platform, this context diagram is crucial.
Context diagrams are more creative since they create each module with the appropriate facts or
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5. DETAILED DESIGN
5.1 USE CASE DIAGRAM
Use case diagrams are a visual representation of how users and clients interact. This illustrates the
connection between the users as well as the application case. They are able to distinguish between
various purposes for various systems.
Use case diagrams are the blueprint for our system and are thus more important to improve the
needs of projects or applications as they may give a high-level design of any system. Diagrams of
uses cases are a simple way to illustrate the optimal way for two stakeholders to interact. The
graphical representation aims to replicate real-world scenarios and give stakeholders insight into the system's
design process. Compared to class diagrams, which are more user-focused, Usecase illustrations are
more fully understood.
Utilization case diagram serves the simple objective of giving stakeholders a high-level overview
of the system and communicating the requirements in their language. A thorough functional and
technical picture within the system may be provided utilizing of additional diagrams and
documentation. Diagrams of uses cases are necessary to meet user demands because they are
designed with the actor in mind, allowing them to engage with the use case process and receive the
desired outcome. The most crucial diagrams are use case diagrams, which provide a clear
connection to other diagrams, of which this one is the fundamental diagram.
Fig: 5.1.1 Use case diagram

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Use case diagrams are used to provide more detail about a concept or task that users must complete.
Actor, who is prepared to log into the programme and work on the processes, is shown in this
diagram.
By applying for jobs, participants may secure future opportunities for talented individuals who
have put in a lot of labour and data.
This use case graphic includes information on how to register for the programme using several
techniques, as well as login data.
The user has additional opportunities to post films or photos to the programme in addition to
registering or logging in.
This programme now has a large number of films and photographs together with a wealth of data
and metadata, allowing the user to enrol any performer. In this use case, the user can apply for or
accept jobs that offer greater flexibility in how they can utilise their talent to complete tasks and
undertake a variety of actions.
As of right now, we've seen the participate's meticulous design, which is guaranteed in the form
of a use case, and we still have more to improve from it.
Virtuosity is the finest way to Ensure that individuals have talent for one another, and this platform
makes for an excellent application.
Fig 5.1.2 Use Case Diagram
To make clear what are the most crucial elements to be completed with each action, we have

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represented the artists participating in the virtuosity application in this use case diagram.
Artists has immense potential and are more powerful since they have been given several platforms
to showcase their skills. This use case diagram is hence more potent. An actor who also does other
tasks is an artist in this use case diagram. The artists are the most crucial component of the use
case as they have the ability to log in and interact with the programme. They can choose to fill out
the application by registering and adding their personal information.
When artists log in to the programme, they can even upload more movies or photographs so that
everyone may view them and appreciate the artists' talent. By watching those, we can all learn
from the artists' talent.
5.2 SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

An interaction diagram, which depicts two users interacting, is another name for a sequence
diagram. By transmitting messages from one user to another, this figure illustrates how and when
items may communicate with one another. In order to pass a message, we follow this phase's
message sequence.
The most crucial component of any diagram that can quickly provide results to the client is the
object, which can be any actor, database, or user interface design that involves passing messages
from one system to another. The main focus of sequence diagrams is on objects.
Making a sequence diagram is not that hard; It's going to be much easier if we have the right
notation. Therefore, the user or developer should consider the right a notation to produce the best
possible sequence diagram.When creating a sequencing diagram, we must adhere to some crucial
notations, which include actor, lifeline, call message, return message, self message, duration
message, and create message.
The most significant use of notation is in sequence diagrams, where they are explained as follows:
actors are users or developers that communicate with clients; lifelines are notations that depict
time intervals; call messages are messages that are sent from one active lifeline to another; and
return messages are messages that are sent back to lifelines, such as feedback or self-messages.
These are the messages that the lifeline sends themselves, which implies that it will have its own
self-message about passing messages; duration messages are those that indicate messages that may
take some time to send to other active parties; create messages are those that the lifeline creates
and which can aid in determining the outcomes.

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Fig: 5.2.1 Sequences Diagram
Fig:5.2.2 Use Registration
The user registration diagram of the Virtuosity programme is described by a sequence diagram,
which is a more significant diagram.
The user's email address, which is needed to register for the programme, is shown in this figure.

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The user must verify the email address in this portion of the form.
They include the procedures for validation and verification that must be followed before moving
on with the whole application, which is necessary for application.
The user login area, which is the most crucial component of any programme, is represented by this
figure. This sequence diagram includes the whole login process, where we were able to create well-
designed modules to guarantee user and admin actions on the login page.
Fig :5.2.3 Admin login
The admin login is located in this sequence diagram, which allows any artist or participant to log
in and access the programme where module enhancements and database access are needed for the
user and admin of this project.

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5.3 COLLABORATION DIAGRAM
A collaboration diagram, sometimes called an interaction diagram, is a diagram where individuals

can speak with each other using messages. This is comparable to a sequence diagram, except that
a sequence diagram up to a point period of time, but a collaboration diagram just addresses
messages that must be sent or passed to other users.
As we all know, we have a very thorough diagram to transfer messages from one item to another,
therefore the primary goal of a collaboration diagram is to verify how the objects converse with
each other. This is among those that routinely transmits signals to other items.
A few of the collaboration diagram's components are employed to construct a diagram; they include
the class name, which is represented by a rectangle box, and another rectangle box that represents
the class name with a colon and an underline, which represents the collaboration diagram's
unnamed instance.
The class name for this specified instance of the class is followed by the object name with a colon
(:) in the following rectangular box. The last box is shaped like a remark box and indicates how to
comment on a diagram. Essentially, this is just a note that we can write whatever on inside the box.
In a collaboration diagram, these symbols are crucial for transmitting messages from one user to
another.
As we can see above, without the collaboration components, we are unable to build any
cooperation diagrams since we must first comprehend them and apply them to our project, which
allows us to quickly develop our well-known application with a thorough design.

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Fig: 5.3 COLLABORATION DIAGRAM

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5.4 ACTIVTY DIAGRAM
As we've all seen, there are many diagrams used to create applications and projects, but Activity
diagrams are those that show carry out an operation to construct an application for the requests
from the user without the need for code.
In this activity diagram, the conditions are mainly intended to facilitate the user's understanding
and solution of the problem. This is not a true flow chart, even if it seems like one. Instead, it is an
activity diagram. Flow charts lack a number of the elements included in this activity diagram.
This activity diagram displays control flow rather than message flow, giving a dynamic view of
the system.
The key points that we need to investigate are that the activity diagram is not precisely in line with the code
and that it is intended for non-technical individuals, making it simple for them to comprehend the project
by looking over the activity diagram. The diagram of activities is mostly utilised in corporate settings where
employees can readily define their demands.
This activity diagram design includes the following components or notations: the starting point,
which denotes where the activity diagram process begins; the activity, represented by oval
rectangle edges; the diamond shape, which verifies if a condition is true or false; and, lastly, the
stop or terminate point, which denotes the activity diagram's end. These are the primary elements
that went into creating our application's activity diagram.
Activity diagrams may be designed in a variety of ways; some are more crucial to develop than
others, such as swim diagrams or parallel diagrams. Activity diagrams vary from other charts in
that they mostly rely on the project or concept, which is why they are significant.

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Fig 5.4 Activity Diagram
The activity diagram resembles a flowchart, where all actions must be covered in order for
the user to comprehend what is needed to complete the programme.
In order to determine each user's requirements and satisfy the demands of the client, this
diagram verifies if any conditions are true or false.
This activity diagram explains the fundamental requirements and operational state of the
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5.5 ER Diagram
The ER (Entity-Relationship) diagram for the VIRTUOSITY Skill Capturing App illustrates how
different entities within the app interact with each other. This diagram aids in comprehending the
database structure and the connections between various components. Here's a detailed explanation
of each entity and its relationships:
1. User
Attributes:
• UserID (PK): Unique identifier for each user.
• Name: Full name of the user.
• Email: User's email address.
• Password: User's password for authentication.
• Role: Role of the user (Learner/Peer, Mentor, Admin).
• ProfileInfo: Additional details regarding the user.
Relationships:
• One-to-Many with Skill: An individual can have multiple skills.
• One-to-Many with Assessment: One can have multiple assessments.
• Many-to-Many with LearningPath: An individual can be enrolled in multiple learning

paths.
• Many-to-Many with Content: A user may communicate with several content pieces.
• One-to-Many with Mentorship (Mentor): A user may mentor multiple mentees.
• One-to-Many with Mentorship (Mentee): A person may mentored by multiple mentors.
2. Skill
Attributes:
• SkillID (PK): Unique identifier for each skill.
• SkillName: Title of the skill.

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• SkillDescription: An explanation of the ability.

• Category: Category which the skill belongs.
Relationships:
• Many-to-One with User: Multiple skills can belong to one user.
• One-to-Many with Assessment: A skill can be assessed multiple times.
3. Assessment
Attributes:
• AssessmentID (PK): Unique identifier for each assessment.
• UserID (FK): Foreign key referencing the user being assessed.
• SkillID (FK): Foreign key referencing the skill being assessed.
• Score: Score obtained in the assessment.
• DateTaken: Date when the assessment was taken.
• Feedback: Feedback provided after the assessment.
Relationships:
• Many-to-One with User: Multiple assessments can belong to one user.
• Many-to-One with Skill: Multiple assessments can be conducted for one skill.
4. Learning Path
Attributes:
• Learning PathID (PK): Unique identifier for each learning path.
• Path Name: Name of the learning path.
• Description:An explanation of the learning path.
Relationships:
• Many-to-Many with User: Multiple learning paths can be followed by multiple users.
• One-to-Many with Content: A learning path can include multiple content pieces.

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5. Content
Attributes:
• ContentID (PK):A distinct identity for every piece of content piece.
• LearningPathID (FK): Foreign key referencing the learning path it belongs to.
• Title: Title of the content.
• Type: Content Type (Video, Quiz, Article, etc.).
• URL: URL for the content.
• Description: An explanation of the content.
Relationships:
• Many-to-One with LearningPath: Multiple content pieces can belong to one learning path.
• Many-to-Many with User: Multiple content pieces can be interacted with by multiple users.
6. Mentorship
Attributes:
• MentorshipID (PK): Unique identifier for each mentorship relationship.
• MentorID (FK): Foreign key referencing the mentor (User).
• MenteeID (FK): Foreign key referencing the mentee (User).
• StartDate: Start date of the mentorship.
• EndDate: End date of the mentorship.
• MentorFeedback: Feedback provided by the mentor.
Relationships:
• Many-to-One with User (Mentor): Multiple mentorships can have the same mentor.
• Many-to-One with User (Mentee): Multiple mentorships can have the same mentee.

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Fig 5.5 Entity Relationship Diagram

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6. IMPLEMENTATION
6.1 SCREEN SHOT
Fig 6.1.1 Registration
Anyone may sign up for an account on this registration page and quickly log in to the application.
Fig 6.1.2 Registration details
After the execution of registration, the application will get into this mobile application.

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6.1.3 Uploading fill
Registration page where we can upload the video or image to application.
Fig 6.1.4 Already Register
f a user has already logged in to the programme and has to log in again, they can do so by using
their existing account.

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Fig 6.1.5 Login
After registration, users or administrators can use this login page to connect into the
programming.
Fig 6.1.6 Login Error
The user is trying to log in on this page; an error warning will appear if any fields are left blank.

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Fig 6.1.7 Reset Password
If a user loses their password, they may retrieve it by clicking on the "forgot password" link.
Here, they will receive a message requesting them to input their email address to access
Fig 6.1.8 Forgot Password
The user will receive the remaining link to their email address if the email address they provided
is legitimate

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Fig 6.1.9 Reset password link

If a user or admin forgets their password, they can access this URL.
Fig 6.1.10 New password
This part allows us to change the password.

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Fig 6.1.11 Execution of job portal
6.1.12 Applying for job
When we apply to the job portal section we get a message that your applied to the job portal.

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6.1.13 Executed Category
The musician gallery's view

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6.1.14 Executed Participate gallery
The gallery for participation following the application's execution

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6.1.15 Participate profile
This profile details of taking part by providing their UID and name.
6.1.16 Authorization of Users
The user's email address and password are required for Firebase Authentication. In this part, thepassword is
encrypted. Can’t be duplicate.

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6.1.17 Database Authentication
Firebase which contain with database of the application.
6.1.18 Reserve
Images and videos posted into this application are stored on Firebase.

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7. SOFTWARE TESTING
Software testing is a procedure used to determine whether an application has been developed
correctly or completely. The development process of applications is crucial to verifying whether
the entire structure is accurate. To do this, testing is used, where the application is tested using
components that it is familiar with.
Testing tools used to correct input and output for applications are called software tools. The user
must properly build in a way that allows the client to receive the intended output result when the
input can produce the expected output.
They are mostly used to check for errors or requirements that we may have accidentally missed.
Through testing, we will learn what requirements are missing from the application and how to add
them to satisfy the client's requirements.
Software testing might be performed manually or by system reference to gather precise data
regarding our application.
Analyzing the validation and verification process is the main goal of software testing. The
validation technique is carried out to ascertain whether or not the user conditions are satisfied in
order to give our customer legitimate conditions for future application enhancement. The process
of verification is required to test the project's requirements; this guarantees that the requirements.
Software testing's primary goal is to verify the state and each input's test scenario where users can
produce the intended results.
Software is tested manually by developers so that any user can recognize the demands and satisfy
the requirements. Software testing can take many different forms, all of which developers should
be aware of and use to guide their work. The Virtuosity application has been submitted with the
necessary requirements and tested in a situation where the expected results have been obtained.
These conditions are crucial for testing the application and completing the necessary tasks.
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7.1 Levels
Effective software testing ensures that the VIRTUOSITY Skill Capturing App is reliable, secure,
and performs well. Here is a comprehensive guide to testing the VIRTUOSITY app, covering
various types of testing and best practices.
7.1.1 Unit Testing
• Objective: Verify the functionality of individual components (functions, methods, classes).
• Tools: JUnit, NUnit, pytest

• Approach:
o Write test cases for each function/method.
o Mock dependencies to isolate the unit under test.
o Ensure all possible inputs are tested, including edge cases.
7.1.2 Integration Testing
• Objective: Test the interaction between integrated components.
• Tools: JUnit, NUnit, pytest, Postman
• Approach:
o Verify data flow between modules (e.g., between backend and database).
o Test API endpoints to ensure they work correctly with the database and other services.
o Use automated integration tests to cover common interaction scenarios.
7.1.3 Functional Testing
• Objective: Validate that the app performs its intended functions.
• Tools: Selenium, TestComplete, QTP
• Approach:
o Create test cases based on user stories and requirements.
o Test key functionalities like user registration, skill assessment, learning path
creation, and mentorship interactions.
o Ensure the app behaves as expected under normal and abnormal conditions.

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7.1.4 User Interface (UI) Testing
• Objective: Ensure the user interface is consistent, intuitive, and visually appealing.
• Tools: Selenium, Cypress, TestComplete
• Approach:
o Test the responsiveness of the UI across different devices and screen sizes.
o Verify that UI elements are displayed correctly and are functional.
o Check for usability issues and ensure a seamless user experience.
7.1.5 Performance Testing
• Objective: Assess the app’s performance under various conditions.
• Tools: JMeter, LoadRunner, Gatling
• Approach:
o Conduct load testing to evaluate how the app performs under high traffic.
o Perform stress testing to identify the app’s breaking point.
o Use endurance testing to check for performance issues over extended use
7.1.6 Security Testing
• Objective: Identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities.
• Tools: OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, Nessus
• Approach:
o Conduct vulnerability scanning to detect common security flaws (e.g., SQL injection,
XSS).
o Perform penetration testing to simulate attacks and find potential security weaknesses.
o Ensure compliance with security standards and regulations.
7.1.7 Compatibility Testing
• Objective: Ensure the app works correctly across different environments.
• Tools: BrowserStack, Sauce Labs

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• Approach:
o Test the app on different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and their versions.
o Verify compatibility with different operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux).
o Ensure the app functions correctly on different mobile devices (iOS, Android).
7.1.8 Regression Testing
• Objective: Verify that new changes don’t adversely affect existing functionality.
• Tools: Selenium, QTP, TestComplete
• Approach:
o Re-run previously conducted tests after each update or bug fix.
o Maintain a comprehensive suite of regression tests to cover all critical functionalities.
o Auto
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7.2 TEST CASES

7.2.1 Internet Connectivity
Test Case Preconditions Steps Expected

Test Case ID Description Output
TC-001 Check app App is installed 1. Ensure device App loads
behavior with and running has an active successfully,
active Internet Internet and all features
connection connection. 2. function as
Open the expected with
app. 3. no connectivity
Navigate through issues
various features
TC-002 Check app App is installed 1. Disable App should
behavior with no and running Internet display an error
Internet connection on the message
connection device. 2. indicating no
Open the Internet
app. 3. Try to connection is
access online available.
content or
features
TC-003 Check app App is installed 1. Enable Internet
behavior with and running connection on the App should
intermittent device. 2. handle the
Internet Open the disconnection
connection app. 3. Start gracefully,
using an online showing a
feature. 4. message or
Disable Internet retrying the
connection mid- action.
operation.
Check app App is installed 1. Disable App should
reconnection and running Internet automatically
after Internet is connection. 2. reconnect and
restored Open the app and resume
navigate to an functionality
TC-004
online without
feature. 3. requiring a
Re-enable restart.
Internet
connection.

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Verify data App is installed . Disable Internet The app should

synchronization and running connection. 2. sync local
after Internet is Perform some changes with
restored actions that the server once
TC-005 modify data the Internet
locally. 3. connection is
Re-enable restore
Internet
connection.
Verify caching App is installed 1. Enable Internet The previously
of data during and running connection. 2. loaded content
offline mode Open the app and should be
access some accessible even
online ithout an active
TC-006 content. 3. Internet
Disable Internet connection
connection. 4.
Access the
previously loaded
content.
Verify app App is installed 1. Ensure device The previously
update and running has an active loaded content
notification with Internet should be
TC-007 active Internet connection. 2. accessible even
Launch the without an
app. 3. Check active Internet
for updates. connection
Verify app App is installed 1. Ensure device App should
behavior when and running has an active pause the
Internet Internet update and
connection is connection. 2. resume
lost during an Start updating the automatically
TC-008
update app. 3. once the
Disable Internet Internet
connection mid- connection is
update restored.

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7.2.2 Registration Page

Test Case Preconditions Steps Expected Output
test Case ID
Description
TC-001 Verify Registration 1. Open the The user has to be
successful page is registration signed in.
registration accessible page. 2.Provide successfully and
with valid accurate information redirected to the login
inputs in page or dashboard
all required with a success
fields. 3. message
Submit the form.
Verify error Registration 1. Open the An error message
message for page is registration should be displayed
missing accessible page. 2. Leave indicating the
TC-002 required one or more necessary fields that
fields required fields are missing.
blank. 3.
Submit the form.
TC-003 Verify error Registration 1. Open the There ought to be an
message for page is registration error message visible.
invalid email accessible page. 2. Enter indicating the email
format an invalid email format is invalid
format in the email
field. 3.
Submit the form.
TC-004 Verify error Registration 1. Open the There should be an error
message for page is registration message visible.
password and accessible page. 2. Enter indicating that the
confirm a password. 3. passwords do not
password Enter a different match.
mismatch password in the
confirm
field. 4.
Submit the form.
TC-005 Check for a 1. Open the An error message
weak registration should be displayed
password Registration page. 2. Enter indicating that the
error message page is a weak password password is too weak.
accessible (e.g.,
"12345"). 3.
Submit the form.
TC-006 Verify error 1. Open the
message for registration An error message
already Registration page. 2. Enter should be displayed
registered page is an email that is indicating that the
email accessible already email is already in
registered. 3. use.
Submit the form

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registration page is registration registered

TC-007 with optional accessible page. 2. Enter successfully and
fields left valid data in redirected to the login
blank required page or dashboard
fields. 3. with a success
Leave optional message.
fields blank. 4.
Submit the form.
Verify that 1. Open the
the "Terms registration
and page. 2. Fill in An error message
Conditions" all required should be displayed
Registration
checkbox is fields. 3. indicating that the
page is
required Leave the "Terms "Terms and
accessible
and Conditions" Conditions" checkbox
checkbox must be checked
unchecked. 4.
Submit the form.

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7.2.3 Email verification for Registration
Test Case Expected

test Case ID Preconditions Steps
Description Output
1. Complete the
Verify email registration form A verification
verification link User registration with valid email is sent to
TC-001 is sent upon form is details. 2. the user's
successful completed Submit the provided email
registration registration address.
form.
1. Check the
received
verification
The email is
Verify the email. 2.
well-formatted
format and Verify that the
Verification and contains a
TC-002 content of the email has a
email is sent clear verification
verification proper format
link and
email and necessary
instructions.
content (e.g.,
verification link,
instructions).
The user is
directed to a
1. Open the
Verify the email page confirming
verification
verification link Verification that the
TC-003 email. 2.
directs to the email is sent verification of
Click the
correct page their email has
verification link.
been completed.
1. Wait for the The user is

Verify email verification link notified that the
verification link Verification to expire (e.g., link has expired
TC-004
expires after a email is sent 24 hours). 2. and is prompted
set period Click the expired to request a new
verification link. verification link.
1. Complete the
The user is
registration
Verify user prevented from
User registration form. 2.
cannot log in logging in and
TC-005 form is Attempt to log in
before verifying sees a message
completed without
their email to verify their
verifying the
email first.
email.

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1. Complete the
Verify system The system
registration
handles multiple sends a new
User registration form. 2.
email verification
TC-006 form is Request a new
verification email each time,
completed verification
requests and all links are
email multiple
correctly unique.
times.
1. Request a new
Verify email verification The user’s email
verification after email. 2. is successfully
Initial
the user requests Open the new verified, and the
TC-007 verification
a new verification initial
email is not used
verification email. 3. verification link
email Click the new is invalidated.
verification link.
The user
receives an error
1. Complete the
message
Verify that a registration form
verification indicating the
with an email
User registration email is already
email is not sent already
TC-008 form is registered but
for already registered but
completed not verified, with
registered email not
an option to
addresses verified. 2.
resend the
Submit the form.
verification
email.
The user is
1. Alter the
shown an error
Verify error verification link
message
message for Verification to make it
TC-009 indicating the
invalid email is sent invalid. 2.
verification link
verification link Click the altered
is invalid or
verification link.
corrupted.

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8. CONCLUSION
VIRTUOSITY-Smart App Tenets for Capturing Skill represents a robust solution tailored to
streamline skill acquisition and development through its innovative features. By focusing on
comprehensive skill capture and analysis, the app empowers users to track progress, identify areas
for improvement, and enhance their expertise effectively. Through intuitive interfaces and advanced
data analytics, VIRTUOSITY fosters a user-centric approach to skill development, bridging the gap
between learning and mastery. Its integration of smart technologies ensures a seamless user
experience, making it a valuable tool for individuals and organizations committed to continuous
skill enhancement and performance optimization.

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9. FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS
Looking ahead, VIRTUOSITY-Smart Tips for Capturing Skill in an App has several promising
avenues for future enhancements. Firstly, integrating artificial intelligence to provide personalized
skill development recommendations based on user performance data could significantly enhance
user engagement and outcomes. Secondly, expanding the app's compatibility with emerging
technologies such as virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) would enrich the learning
experience by offering immersive skill practice environments. Additionally, incorporating
collaborative features to facilitate peer feedback and group learning could foster a community-
driven approach to skill improvement. Lastly, enhancing data security measures and ensuring
compliance with evolving privacy regulations will remain critical priorities to safeguard user
information. These enhancements aim to further elevate VIRTUOSITY as a leading platform for
skill capturing and development in diverse educational and professional contexts.

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APPENDIX A
BIBLIOGRAPHY
We are compelled to generate a large number of reports for developers since it is impossible to
build any documentation without the aid of sources, which can be books or websites. Therefore,
with the aid of books and internet resources, anyone may prepare a report.
Web source:
1. https://www.tutorialspoint.com
2. https://www.androidproject.com
3. Norman (2013), D. A. Reprinted and expanded from The Design of Everyday Things.
Essential Books.
4. T. Brown (2009). The book "Change by Design" explains how design thinking can inspire
innovation and transform organizations. Harper Business.
5. Shute, V. J., & Kim, Y. J. (2014). Assessment and learning of 21st Century Skills.
Educational Testing Service.
6. Luckin, R., et al. (2016). Handbook of Design in Educational Technology. Routledge.
7. Hattie, J., & Timperley, H. (2007). The Power of Feedback. Review of Educational
Research, 77(1), 81-112.
Paper Published
The research paper entitled “Virtuosity Smart Tenets for skill Capturing App” by Bindu Sree M, Prof.
Mridula Shukla published under combined research organization at IJCRD on 24-July-2024

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Appendix B
User Manul
• Type the application name into the Google Play Store.

• Download and install the Virtuosity program to browse photos and videos and to apply for jobs.
*Register for the app and upload photos or videos as soon as it is installed.
*Once you've logged in, complete the tasks in the application to help artists develop their skills.
• We can log out of the application and proceed once we've finished using it.

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Virtuosity Smart Tenets For Skill Capturing App

Purpose and Vision of VIRTUOSITY

Key Features and Benefits

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Integration with Existing Systems:

VIRTUOSITY fosters a collaborative learning environment with features such as discussion

1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The VIRTUOSITY app is designed to revolutionize skill acquisition and development by

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• Interactive Learning Modules: VIRTUOSITY offers a wide range of interactive learning

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1.1.1 Module Description

• Use this module to comprehend the primary goal of this programmer.

• A module that holds an application's settings

• The focus of this module is the artist's profile.

• This showcases the abilities and skills of skilled artists.

• Artist videos and pictures are included in this section.

• The goal of this module is to motivate budding artists.

• Expert information on the artist may be found in this area.

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• This is a job application platform.

• The talent categories are contained in this module.

• Upon selecting a category, a plethora of movies and photos appear.

• There are moments of winning awards in this module.

• The focus of this subject is the participant profile.

• Participate skills are included in this.

• This includes talents that participate.

• There are interactive graphics and videos in this module.

• The purpose of this module is to improve participants' talents.

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1.2 COMPANY PROFILE

Mission and Vision

Vision: To be a global leader in IT solutions, recognized for our commitment to excellence,

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• Individualized Instruction: Source: K. P. "The Behavior of Tutoring Systems," by

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• Comprehensive Learning Advancements: Source: M. Research in Learning Technology,

• Bringing Educational Technologies Together: Source: P. S. J. Goodman and D. MIS

• Analytics for Learning: Source: D. Gašević, S. Dawson, and G. TechTrends, 2015,

• Social Learning Speculations: Source: A. Prentice Hall published Bandura's "Social

• Summary: Online collaborative learning environments facilitate interaction and knowledge

2.1 Existing and Proposed System

2.1.1 Existing System

2.1.2 Proposed System

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2.2 FEASIBILITY STUDY

• Tools for development: Integrated Development Environments, or IDEs, like Android

• Income Streams: Subscription-based model offering different tiers (basic, premium,

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• Monetary Dangers: Vulnerability in client reception rates and market acknowledgment.

• Timeline for development:

• Phase 1: Planning and analysis of requirements

• Phase 2: Conceptualization and prototype development

• Administrative Consistence: Guaranteeing consistence with information insurance

• Agreements and Arrangements: creating user-friendly privacy and terms of service

2.3 TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES USED

Key elements of Android Studio include:

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