DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN AUTOMATED MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER’S LICENSING SYSTEM. (A CASE STUDY OF ENUGU MOTOR LICENSE OFFICE, ENUGU STATE; ABAKPA) NIKE).
ABSTRACT
The ill treatment that take place in our motor vehicle Drivers licensing office today, one have to wait endlessly in order to get his driver’s licensing or renew his driver license and so on.
This is a problem that is experienced daily, which robs the government a huge sum of money through fraudulent means. Being a system run manually, it is prone to many man-made errors both intentionally and unintentionally, which could be unnecessary delays in attending to customers due to the manual processing of information and delays in going through helps of files in their achievement to get necessary information that will aid in present information processing.
Going by this, if should be clear, that the use of computer in this establishment cannot be over-emphasized and should be encouraged to emulate the western for the highly industrialized societies that have long ago recognized the efficiency and effective of computerization.
A new computerized system is designed and implemented the aim of this project is to develop software that could check-make also help in the creation of a common data based for driver’s licensing system. This system finally becomes easier, timely reliable and efficient in work flow.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
- Statement of Problem. 2
- Purpose of study 3
- Aims and objective of the project 3
- Scope and Delimitation of the project 4
- Limitations of constraints 6
- Assumptions 7
- Definition of terms 7
CHAPTER TWO
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW 11
CHAPTER THREE
3.0 Description and analyze of existing system 15
- Fact finding method used 16
- Organization structure 22
- The objectives of the existing system 23
- Analysis of the existing system 24
- Changes of vehicle ownership 25
- Mode of vehicle registration 25
- Files used in the existing system 28
- Input, process, output analysis 29
- Information flow diagram 31
- Problems of the existing system 32
CHAPTER FOUR
- DESIGN OF THE NEW SYSTEM 36
4.1 Output Specification and Design 36
4.2 File Design 43
4.3 Procedure Chart 45
4.4 System Flow Chart 46
4.5 System Requirements 48
CHAPTER FIVE
- IMPLEMENTATION 50
5.1 Programme design 50
5.2 Programme flow chart 51
5.3 Pseudo-codes 55
CHAPTER SIX
- DOCUMENTATION 57
CHAPTER SEVEN
7.0 RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION 60
7.1 Recommendations &nbs
