EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF CO-OP ADMINISTRATION

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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF CO-OP

ADMINISTRATION

CO-OP ADMINISTRATION:

This project is aimed at developing an online application for the Training and Placement

Dept. of the college. The system is an online application that can be accessed throughout the

organization and outside as well with proper login provided. This system can be used as an

application for the TPO of the college to manage the student information with regards to

placement. Students logging should be able to upload their information in the form of a C .

isitors!Company representatives logging in may also access!search any information put up

by Students. The proposed system is to ma"e an online web portal for #nformation

Technology Department$ so that everyone can get information about department$ students can

easily communicate with teachers from anywhere. Teachers can easily communicate with the

students$ and can "eep records of every student easily and efficiently. The proposed system

could be accessed from any corner of the world on net.

Importance o Co-Op A!m"n"#trat"on:

St$!ent# % This is a separate webpage for students.

&. They can view$ edit$ and update their profile from anywhere.

'. Student can download documents as well.

(. They can view faculty profile and even post )ueries to the faculties.

*. The can also generate their +esume.

,. They can view notices by the -dmin.

A!m"n"#trator: The administrator has the central control over the whole portal.

&. e can access the students and faculties information directly.

'. e will create the student and faculty profiles which they can later on edit.1


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(. e can respond to the )ueries of the faculties.

*. e can post notices which will be accessible to the both the faculties and the students.

,. e will handle the number of students and incase any student or faculty leaves he will edit the record

accordingly.

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%. PROFI&E OF PRO'&EM ASSI(NED

Co-Op A!m"n"#trat"on:

The proposed system is to ma"e an online web portal for #nformation Technology

Department$ So that everyone can get information about department$ students can easily

communicate with teachers from anywhere. Teachers can easily communicate with the

students$ and can "eep records of every student easily and efficiently. The proposed system

could be accessed from any corner of the world.

Scope :-

This project has a large scope as it has the following features which help in ma"ing it easy to

use$ understand and modify it%

-utomation of Placement Procedure

/o /eed to do Paper 0or".

To save the environment by using paper free wor".

To increase the accuracy and efficiency of the placement procedure.

1anagement of Student Data.

This software pac"age can be readily used by non2programming personal avoiding human

handled chance of error. This project is used by two types of users

i. Students.

ii. Placement ead.

Ma"n Po"nt# are:-• Simplified 1anagement of Student Profiles.• 3ob Posting.

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• Selection +esults.• +eal2time #nformation Publishing through system alerts.

). O'*ECTIVE OF PRO*ECT

Our project provides the facility of maintaining the details of the students and gets the re)uested list of

candidates for the companies who would li"e to recruit the students based on given )uery.

The objectives of the system are2

&. To reduce paperwor".

'. +educed operational time.(. #ncreased accuracy and reliability.*. #ncreased operational efficiency.+. Data security .

This software pac"age can be readily used by non2programming personal avoiding human

handled chance of error. This project is used by two types of users

i. Students.ii. Placement ead

Students can create their accounts and see the job posts by placement head and also apply for

particular job.

Placement ead can maintain daily updates in details and print reports according to need.

-dministrator is must be an authorized user.

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,.SYSTEM RE UIREMENTS

,.1 PRODUCT DEFINITION : - Co2Op -dministration is to ma"e an online web

portal for #nformation Technology Department$ so that everyone can get information about

department$ students can easily communicate with teachers from anywhere. Teachers can

easily communicate with the students$ and can "eep records of every student easily and

efficiently. The proposed system could be accessed from any corner of the world on net.

,.% PROCESSIN( ENVIRONMENT:

/0 RE UIRED :-

Processor : Pentium III and above

Graphics Card : Inbuilt with 64MB Memory

Display : Color L D!LCD! C"#

S/0 RE UIRED :-

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)uality code throughout the entire application lifecycle$ from design to deployment.

0hether you5re developing applications for SharePoint$ the web$ 0indows$ 0indows

Phone$ and beyond$ isual Studio is your ultimate all2in2one solution. M"cro#o t

V"#$a St$!"o is an integrated development environment 6#D47 from 1icrosoft. #t is

used to develop console and graphical user interface applications along with 0indows

8orms applications$ web sites$ web applications$ and web services in both native code

together with managed code for all platforms supported by 1icrosoft 0indows$

0indows 1obile$ 0indows C4$ ./4T 8ramewor"$ ./4T Compact 8ramewor" and

1icrosoft Silverlight.

isual Studio includes a code editor supporting #ntelliSense as well as code refactoring. The

integrated debugger wor"s both as a source2level debugger and a machine2level debugger.5


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Other built2in tools include a forms designer for building 9:# applications$ web designer$

class designer$ and database schema designer. #t accepts plug2ins that enhance the

functionality at almost every level;including adding support for source2control systems 6li"e

Subversion and isual SourceSafe7 and adding new toolsets li"e editors and visual designers

for domain2specific languages or toolsets for other aspects of the software development

lifecycle 6li"e the Team 8oundation Server client% Team 4 6via isual C>>7$ =./4T 6via isual =asic ./4T7$ C? 6via isual C?7$ and

8? 6as of isual Studio '@&@7. Support for other languages such as 1$ Python$ and +uby

among others is available via language services installed separately. #t also supports

A1B!ASBT$ T1B!A T1B$ 3avaScript and CSS. #ndividual language2specific versions of

isual Studio also e>.

1icrosoft provides 4>$

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Support for programming languages is added by using a specific SPac"age called a

Language Service . - language service defines various interfaces which the SPac"age

implementation can implement to add support for various functionalities. 8unctionalities that

can be added this way include synta< coloring$ statement completion$ brace matching$

parameter information tooltips$ member lists and error mar"ers for bac"ground compilation.H&@I

#f the interface is implemented$ the functionality will be available for the language.Banguage services are to be implemented on a per2language basis. The implementations can

reuse code from the parser or the compiler for the language. Banguage services can be

implemented either in native code or managed code. 8or native code$ either the native CO1

interfaces or the =abel 8ramewor" 6part of isual Studio SDG7 can be used. 8or managed

code$ the 1P8 includes wrappers for writing managed language services.

isual Studio does not include any source control support built in but it defines two

alternative ways for source control systems to integrate with the #D4. - Source Control

SPac"age can provide its own customised user interface. #n contrast$ a source control plugin

using the MSSCCI 61icrosoft Source Code Control #nterface7 provides a set of functions that

are used to implement various source control functionality$ with a standard isual Studio user

interface. 1SSCC# was first used to integrate isual SourceSafe with isual Studio J.@ but

was later opened up via the isual Studio SDG. isual Studio ./4T '@@' used 1SSCC# &.&$

and isual Studio ./4T '@@( used 1SSCC# &.'. isual Studio '@@,$ '@@ and '@&@ use

1SSCC# ersion &.($ which adds support for rename and delete propagation as well asasynchronous opening.

isual Studio supports running multiple instances of the environment 6each with its own set

of SPac"ages7. The instances use different registry hives 6see 1SD/Es definition of the

term registry 3"4e in the sense used here7 to store their configuration state and are

differentiated by their -pp#d 6-pplication #D7. The instances are launched by an -pp#d2

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FEATURES:

Co!e e!"tor:

isual Studio$ li"e any other #D4$ includes a code editor that supports synta< highlighting

and code completion using #ntelliSense for not only variables$ functions and methods but also

language constructs li"e loops and )ueries. #ntelliSense is supported for the included

languages$ as well as for A1B and for Cascading Style Sheets and 3avaScript when

developing web sites and web applications. -utocomplete suggestions are popped up in a

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used for debugging applications written in any language supported by isual Studio. #n

addition$ it can also attach to running processes and monitor and debug those processes. #f

source code for the running process is available$ it displays the code as it is being run. #f

source code is not available$ it can show the disassembly. The isual Studio debugger can

also create memory dumps as well as load them later for debugging. 1ulti2threaded programs

are also supported. The debugger can be configured to be launched when an applicationrunning outside the isual Studio environment crashes.

The debugger allows setting brea"points 6which allow e


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interfaces targeting 0indows Presentation 8oundation. #t supports all 0P8 functionality

including data binding and automatic layout management. #t generates A-1B code for the

:#. The generated A-1B file is compatible with 1icrosoft 4


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applications that store and retrieve data on the same computer$ to millions of users and

computers that access huge amounts of data from the #nternet at the same time7.

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native support for managing A1B data$ in addition to relational data. 8or this purpose$ itdefined an


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manually or can be configured for automatic failover. -utomatic failover re)uires a witness

partner and an operating mode of synchronous 6also "nown as high2safety or full safety7.

S & Ser4er %228:

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to ma"e data management self2tuning$ self organizing$ and self maintaining with thedevelopment of SQL Server Always On technologies$ to provide near2zero downtime. SKB

Server '@@ also includes support for structured and semi2structured data$ including digital

media formats for pictures$ audio$ video and other multimedia data. #n current versions$ such

multimedia data can be stored as =BO=s 6binary large objects7$ but they are generic

bitstreams. #ntrinsic awareness of multimedia data will allow specialized functions to be

performed on them. -ccording to Paul 8lessner$ senior ice President$ Server -pplications$

1icrosoft Corp.$ SKB Server '@@ can be a data storage bac"end for di erent varieties o

data! "ML# email# time$calendar# ile# document# spatial# etc as well as perform searc%#

&uery# analysis# s%aring# and sync%roni'ation across all data types. H

Other new data types include specialized date and time types and a Spatial data type for

location2dependent data.=etter support for unstructured and semi2structured data is provided

using the new FILES()EAM data type$ which can be used to reference any file stored on the

file system. Structured data and metadata about the file is stored in SKB Server database$

whereas the unstructured component is stored in the file system. Such files can be accessed both via 0in(' file handling -P#s as well as via SKB Server using T2SKBF doing the latter

accesses the file data as a =BO=. =ac"ing up and restoring the database bac"s up or restores

the referenced files as well. SKB Server '@@ also natively supports hierarchical data$ and

includes T2SKB constructs to directly deal with them$ without using recursive )ueries.

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SKB Server includes better compression features$ which also helps in improving scalability. #t

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S & Ser4er %21%:

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SKB Server Standard edition includes the core database engine$ along with the stand2alone

services. #t differs from 4nterprise edition in that it supports fewer active instances 6number

of nodes in a cluster7 and does not include some high2availability functions such as hot2add

memory 6allowing memory to be added while the server is still running7$ and parallel inde


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compiler in a slightly more sophisticated manner. 0hile you could wor" through thisentire te


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1. A!! Compan=:

-dmin can add company to the list of companies using add company module. -dd company module

have options of branch pac"age and venue etc.

%. A!! Ne7#:-dmin can add news for students. -dmin can ma"e any type of news an update

). Pro " e Mana6ement:#n profile management section admin can manage the profiles of students he can accept and reject

the students and also can genearatte report on the basis of student placed.

4. Report (enerat"on:

#n report generation section admin can generate report on the basis of branch$ pac"age$ date of companies

visit to the college. -nd admin can also generate the reports of students placed in that year.

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+.FEASI'I&ITY ANA&YSIS

RECO(NITION OF NEED:

8or the purpose of training and placement of the student in colleges$ TPO5s have to

Collect the information and C 5s of students and manages them manually and arranges

them according to various streams. #f any modification is re)uired that is to be also done

manually. So$ to reduce the job re)uired to manage C 5s and the information of various

recruiters$ a new system is proposed which is processed through computers.

PRESENT 0OR>IN( SYSTEM:

• #n arious colleges$ training and placement officers have to manage the C 5s and

Documents of students for their training and placement manually.

• TPO5s have to collect the information of various companies who want to recruitstudents and notify students time to time about them.

• TPO5s have to arrange C 5s of students according to various streamsand notify them according to company re)uirements.

•

#f any modifications or updation are re)uired in C of any student$ it has to searched and to be doneit manually.

'OTT&ENEC>S OF PRESENT 0OR>IN( SYSTEM:

• The 3ob of TPO is a uni)ue tas" that involves ta"ing into considerations many features for

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PROPOSED SO&UTIONS:

To develop a system that would accomplish the following%2

&. +educe the paperwor" and storage area.

'. #mprove the output of operators.

(. #mprove accuracy in result.

*. -llow easy navigation through C 5s and company information.

,. 1anage the man and machine resources efficiently.

J.#t has user friendly interface having )uic" authenticated access to documents.

?.PRO*ECT P&AN

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?.1 TEAM STRUCTURE:

Two Team 1ates :sman 9hani and 1ohammad #drees has done the project

under the guidance of Mr. N"t"n Verma.

?.% DEVE&OPMENT SC EDU&E:

Sr.

No.

P ASES TIME DURATION

&. Software +e)uirement Specification ( wee"s'. System Design ( wee"s

(. Coding * wee"s*. #mplementation , wee"s,. Testing & wee"

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C .NET PRO(RAMMIN( &AN(UA(E:

The ./4T 8ramewor" is a rather radical and brute2force approach to ma"ing our lives easier.

The solution proposed by ./4T is Change everythingQ 6sorry$ you can5t blame the

messenger for the message7. -s you will see during the remainder of this boo"$ the ./4T

8ramewor" is a completely new model for building systems on the 0indows family of

operating systems$ as well as on numerous non21icrosoft operating systems such as 1ac OS

A and various :ni

6including the underlying -P# of the operating system7 from ./4T code.

RComplete and total language integration % ./4T supports cross2language inheritance$ cross

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R A common runtime engine s%ared ,y all ./E(0aware languages % One aspect of this engine is

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lifecycle 6li"e the Team 8oundation Server client% Team 4 6via isual C>>7$ =./4T 6via isual =asic ./4T7$ C? 6via isual C?7$ and

8? 6as of isual Studio '@&@7. Support for other languages such as 1$ Python$ and +uby







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#f the interface is implemented$ the functionality will be available for the language. Banguage

services are to be implemented on a per2language basis. The implementations can reuse code

from the parser or the compiler for the language. Banguage services can be implemented

either in native code or managed code. 8or native code$ either the native CO1 interfaces or

the =abel 8ramewor" 6part of isual Studio SDG7 can be used. 8or managed code$ the 1P8

includes wrappers for writing managed language services.

isual Studio does not include any source control support built in but it defines two

alternative ways for source control systems to integrate with the #D4. - Source Control

SPac"age can provide its own customised user interface. #n contrast$ a source control plugin

using the MSSCCI 61icrosoft Source Code Control #nterface7 provides a set of functions that

are used to implement various source control functionality$ with a standard isual Studio user

interface. 1SSCC# was first used to integrate isual SourceSafe with isual Studio J.@ but

was later opened up via the isual Studio SDG. isual Studio ./4T '@@' used 1SSCC# &.&$

and isual Studio ./4T '@@( used 1SSCC# &.'. isual Studio '@@,$ '@@ and '@&@ use

1SSCC# ersion &.($ which adds support for rename and delete propagation as well as

asynchronous opening.





specific .e


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isual Studio$ li"e any other #D4$ includes a code editor that supports synta< highlighting

and code completion using #ntelliSense for not only variables$ functions and methods but also

language constructs li"e loops and )ueries. #ntelliSense is supported for the included

languages$ as well as for A1B and for Cascading Style Sheets and 3avaScript when

developing web sites and web applications. -utocomplete suggestions are popped up in a

modeless list bo


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are also supported. The debugger can be configured to be launched when an application

running outside the isual Studio environment crashes.

The debugger allows setting brea"points 6which allow e


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isual Studio also includes a web2site editor and designer that allows web pages to be

authored by dragging and dropping widgets. #t is used for developing -SP./4T applications

and supports T1B$ CSS and 3avaScript. #t uses a code2behind model to lin" with -SP./4T

code. 8rom isual Studio '@@ onwards$ the layout engine used by the web designer is shared

with 1icrosoft 4


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defined an


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Server '@@ also includes support for structured and semi2structured data$ including digital

media formats for pictures$ audio$ video and other multimedia data. #n current versions$ such

multimedia data can be stored as =BO=s 6binary large objects7$ but they are generic

bitstreams. #ntrinsic awareness of multimedia data will allow specialized functions to be

performed on them. -ccording to Paul 8lessner$ senior ice President$ Server -pplications$

1icrosoft Corp.$ SKB Server '@@ can be a data storage bac"end for di erent varieties o data! "ML# email# time$calendar# ile# document# spatial# etc as well as perform searc%#

&uery# analysis# s%aring# and sync%roni'ation across all data types. H

Other new data types include specialized date and time types and a Spatial data type for

location2dependent data.=etter support for unstructured and semi2structured data is provided

using the new FILES()EAM data type$ which can be used to reference any file stored on the

file system. Structured data and metadata about the file is stored in SKB Server database$

whereas the unstructured component is stored in the file system. Such files can be accessed

both via 0in(' file handling -P#s as well as via SKB Server using T2SKBF doing the latter




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1icrosoft.On the management side$ SKB Server '@@ includes the +eclarative Management

Framework which allows configuring policies and constraints$ on the entire database or

certain tables$ declaratively.The version of SKB Server 1anagement Studio included with

SKB Server '@@ supports #ntelliSense for SKB )ueries against a SKB Server '@@ Database

4ngine.SKB Server '@@ also ma"es the databases available via 0indows PowerShell

providers and management functionality available as Cmdlets $ so that the server and all therunning instances can be managed from 0indows PowerShell.

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adds certain features to SKB Server '@@ including a master data management system

branded as 1aster Data Services$ a central management of master data entities and

hierarchies. -lso 1ulti Server 1anagement$ a centralized console to manage multiple SKB

Server '@@ instances and services including relational databases$ +eporting Services$

-nalysis Services #ntegration Services.

SKB Server '@@ +' includes a number of new services$ including PowerPivot for 4


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SKB Server '@&'Es new features and enhancements include -lwaysOn SKB Server 8ailover

Cluster #nstances and -vailability 9roups which provides a set of options to improve

database availability$ Contained Databases which simplify the moving of databases between

instances$ new and modified Dynamic 1anagement iews and 8unctions$ programmability

enhancements including new Spatial features$ 1etadata discovery$ Se)uence objects and the

T +O0 statement$ performance enhancements such as ColumnStore #nde


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'$#"ne## Inte "6ence:

#ntroduced in SKB Server '@&' and focusing on Self Service and Corporate =usiness

#ntelligence. #t includes the Standard 4dition capabilities and =usiness #ntelligence tools%

PowerPivot$ Power iew$ the =# Semantic 1odel$ 1aster Data Services$ Data Kuality

Services and < elocity in2memory analytics.

0or96ro$p:

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of a system or software application. #t includes a variety of elements that attempts to define

the intended functionality re)uired by the customer to satisfy their different users.

B.1 DEVE&OPIN( ENVIRONMENT:

• V"#$a St$!"o %212 % 1icrosoft isual Studio is a powerful #D4 that ensures

)uality code throughout the entire application lifecycle$ from design to deployment.

0hether you5re developing applications for SharePoint$ the web$ 0indows$ 0indows

Phone$ and beyond$ isual Studio is your ultimate all2in2one solution. M"cro#o t

V"#$a St$!"o is an integrated development environment 6#D47 from 1icrosoft. #t is

used to develop console and graphical user interface applications along with 0indows

8orms applications$ web sites$ web applications$ and web services in both native code

together with managed code for all platforms supported by 1icrosoft 0indows$

0indows 1obile$ 0indows C4$ ./4T 8ramewor"$ ./4T Compact 8ramewor" and

1icrosoft Silverlight.

isual Studio includes a code editor supporting #ntelliSense as well as code refactoring. The

integrated debugger wor"s both as a source2level debugger and a machine2level debugger.

Other built2in tools include a forms designer for building 9:# applications$ web designer$

class designer$ and database schema designer. #t accepts plug2ins that enhance the

functionality at almost every level;including adding support for source2control systems 6li"e

Subversion and isual SourceSafe7 and adding new toolsets li"e editors and visual designers


lifecycle 6li"e the Team 8oundation Server client% Team 4 6via isual C>>7$ =./4T 6via isual =asic ./4T7$ C? 6via isual C?7$ and8? 6as of isual Studio '@&@7. Support for other languages such as 1$ Python$ and +uby





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1SSCC# ersion &.($ which adds support for rename and delete propagation as well as

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screen. The isual Studio code editor also supports code refactoring including parameter

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isual Studio includes a host of visual designers to aid in the development of applications.

These tools include%

0"n!o7# Form# De#"6ner:

The 0indows 8orms designer is used to build 9:# applications using 0indows 8orms.

Bayout can be controlled by housing the controls inside other containers or loc"ing them tothe side of the form. Controls that display data 6li"e te


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The data designer can be used to graphically edit database schemas$ including typed tables$

primary and foreign "eys and constraints. #t can also be used to design )ueries from the

graphical view.

Mapp"n6 !e#"6ner:

8rom isual Studio '@@ onwards$ the mapping designer is used by B#/K to SKB to designthe mapping between database schemas and the classes that encapsulate the data. The new

solution from O+1 approach$ -DO./4T 4ntity 8ramewor"$ replaces and improves the old

technology.

• MSS & % 2 1icrosoft SKB Server is a relational database management system

developed by 1icrosoft. -s a database$ it is a software product whose primary

function is to store and retrieve data as re)uested by other software applications$ be it

those on the same computer or those running on another computer across a networ"

6including the #nternet7. There are at least a dozen different editions of 1icrosoft SKB

Server aimed at different audiences and for different wor"loads 6ranging from small

applications that store and retrieve data on the same computer$ to millions of users and

computers that access huge amounts of data from the #nternet at the same time7.

S & Ser4er %22+:

SKB Server '@@, 6formerly codenamed Lu"on 7 was released in October '@@,. #t included

native support for managing A1B data$ in addition to relational data. 8or this purpose$ it

defined an


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adds certain features to SKB Server '@@ including a master data management system

branded as 1aster Data Services$ a central management of master data entities and

hierarchies. -lso 1ulti Server 1anagement$ a centralized console to manage multiple SKB

Server '@@ instances and services including relational databases$ +eporting Services$

-nalysis Services #ntegration Services.

SKB Server '@@ +' includes a number of new services$ including PowerPivot for 4


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Ma"n#tream e!"t"on#:

Datacenter:

SKB Server '@@ +' Datacenter is the full2featured edition of SKB Server and is designed for

datacenters that need the high levels of application support and scalability. #t supports ',J

logical processors and virtually unlimited memory. Comes with Stream#nsight Premiumedition.The Datacenter edition has been retired in SKB Server '@&'$ all its features are

available in SKB Server '@&' 4nterprise 4dition.

Enterpr"#e:

SKB Server 4nterprise 4dition includes both the core database engine and add2on services$

with a range of tools for creating and managing a SKB Server cluster. #t can manage

databases as large as ,'* petabytes and address ' terabytes of memory and supports physical processors. SKB '@&' 4dition supports &J@ Physical Processors. Standard

SKB Server Standard edition includes the core database engine$ along with the stand2alone

services. #t differs from 4nterprise edition in that it supports fewer active instances 6number

of nodes in a cluster7 and does not include some high2availability functions such as hot2add

memory 6allowing memory to be added while the server is still running7$ and parallel inde


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supported$ it is limited to using one processor$ & 9= memory and * 9= database files 6&@ 9=

database files from SKB Server 4> problems such as 1emory management$ pointers

etc.

&'.#t supports garbage collection$ automatic memory management and a lot.

MAIN FEATURES OF C %

SIMP&E %

&. Pointers are missing in C?.

'. :nsafe operations such as direct memory manipulation are not allowed.

(. #n C? there is no usage of %% or 2 operators.

*. Since itUs on ./4T$ it inherits the features of automatic memory management and garbage

collection.

,. arying ranges of the primitive types li"e #nteger$ 8loats etc.

J. #nteger values of @ and & are no longer accepted as =oolean values. =oolean values are

pure true or false values in C? so no more errors of V operator and VV operator. VV is

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MODERN %

&.C? has been based according to the current trend and is very powerful and simple for

building interoperable$ scalable$ robust applications.

'. C? includes built in support to turn any component into a web service that can be invo"edover the #nternet from any application running on any platform.

O'*ECT ORIENTED %

&. C? supports Data 4ncapsulation$ inheritance$ polymorphism$ interfaces.

'. 6int$ float$ double7 are not objects in java but C? has introduces structures6structs7 which

enable the primitive types to become objects

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SCA&A'&E AND UPDATEA'&E:

&. ./4T has introduced assemblies$ which are self2describing by means of their manifest.

1anifest establishes the assembly identity$ version$ culture and digital signature etc.

-ssemblies need not to be register anywhere.

'. To scale our application we delete the old files and updating them with new ones. /oregistering of dynamic lin"ing library.

(. :pdating software components is an error prone tas". +evisions made to the code can

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B.) DATA DICTIONARY:

#n database management systems$ a file that defines the basic organization of a database. -

data dictionary contains a list of all files in the database$ the number of records in each file$

and the names and types of each field. 1ost database management systems "eep the data

dictionary hidden from users to prevent them from accidentally destroying its contents.

Data dictionaries do not contain any actual data from the database$ only boo""eeping

information for managing it. 0ithout a data dictionary$ however$ a database management

system cannot access data from the database .

ow do you "now when

ow is a server you need memoryW

Diff. 8rom a des"topW

0hat are storage will # have to replace it in si<

-rea of networ"sW 0ee"sW

B., FUNCTIONA& SPECIFICATION:

$ery %ast and accurate&

'o need o% any e(tra manual e%%ort&

'o %ever o% data loss&

)ust need a little *nowled+e to operate the system&

Doesn,t re-uire any e(tra hardware device&

.t last very easy to %ind the criminals&

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. TEST P&AN

T4ST C-S4

03en $#er "# not create!Chec" the previleges that the admin have not stop the registration process.

U#er can create t3e"r acco$nt:sers can create their accounts and then update the details whenever he wants

but it will wor" only when the TPO verifies it.

U#er# can app = or compan"e#Students can apply for companies coming to the college. -nd at any time they can

see their eligibility in company.

A!m"n can 6enerate report#-dmin can generate the reports of students on the basis of placement of them

in the year and also on the basis of pac"age. -dmin can also generate report on the basis of company that how many companies come in that year and how many studentsare placed in that company.

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12. IMP&EMENTATION

Front En! :- C

-s a C? programmer$ you may choose among numerous tools to build ./4T applications. The

point of this chapter is to provide a tour of various ./4T development options$ including$ of

course$ isual Studio '@@ . The chapter opens$ however$ with an e>.

(. #t is a part of 1icrosoft isual StudioM.@.

*. isual studio supports b$ C>>$ C>>$ bscript$ 3script. -ll of these languages provide

access to the 1icrosoft . /4T platform .

,. ./4T includes a Common 4

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. Source code 222 #ntermediate Banguage code 6#B7 222 63#T Compiler7 /ative code.

N.The classes and data types are common to all of the ./4T languages.

&@. 0e may develop Console application$ 0indows application$ and 0eb application using

C?.

&&. #n C? 1icrosoft has ta"en care of C>> problems such as 1emory management$ pointers

etc.&'.#t supports garbage collection$ automatic memory management and a lot.

MAIN FEATURES OF C %

SIMP&E %

&. Pointers are missing in C?.

'. :nsafe operations such as direct memory manipulation are not allowed.(. #n C? there is no usage of %% or 2 operators.

*. Since itUs on ./4T$ it inherits the features of automatic memory management and garbage

collection.

,. arying ranges of the primitive types li"e #nteger$ 8loats etc.

J. #nteger values of @ and & are no longer accepted as =oolean values. =oolean values are

pure true or false values in C? so no more errors of V operator and VV operator. VV is

used for comparison operation and V is used for assignment operation.

MODERN:

&.C? has been based according to the current trend and is very powerful and simple for

building interoperable$ scalable$ robust applications.

'. C? includes built in support to turn any component into a web service that can be invo"ed

over the #nternet from any application running on any platform.

O'*ECT ORIENTED:

&. C? supports Data 4ncapsulation$ inheritance$ polymorphism$ interfaces.

'. 6int$ float$ double7 are not objects in java but C? has introduces structures6structs7 which

enable the primitive types to become objects

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TYPE SAFE :

&. #n C? we cannot perform unsafe casts li"e convert double to a =oolean.

'. alue types 6primitive types7 are initialized to zeros and reference types 6objects and

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11. SOFT0ARE 0OR>IN( DOCUMENTATION

Step# to r$n t3"# pro ect:-

1. 8irst install the 1icrosoft isual Studio '@&@.

%. Then open the isual Studio.

). Clic" on 8ile Open Open 0ebsite Select website folder.

,. 3ust Clic" on +un button.

+. /ow clic" on Sign:p Bin".

?. Create account.

B. #f you are admin then write username%admin password%admin.

A!m"n Mo!$ e:

&. -dmin can add upcoming companies list by clic"ing add company lin".

'. e can add the latest news by clic"ing add news lin".

(. e can view$ alter$ reject$ accept the students by clic"ing see users list.

*. e can generate reports in report generation section.

St$!ent# Mo!$ e:

&. Students can create their accounts on registeration page.

'. Students can see the companies list in the see companies lin".

(. Students can see the latest news updates in /ews lin".

*. Students can edit their profile edit profile lin".

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1). PRO*ECT &E(ACY

1).1 CURRENT STATUS OF PRO*ECT:- The current Status of project is

running.

1).% FUTURE RECOMMENDATION:

8ace recognition systems used today wor" very well under constrained conditions$ although

all systems wor" much better with frontal mug2shot images and constant lighting. -ll

current face recognition algorithms fail under the vastly varying conditions under which

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identification systems can achieve high recognition rates without re)uiring the user to be in

highly controlled environments

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