A PROJECT REPORT ON

CARDWORKS

SUBMITTED TO
MIT SCHOOL OF COMPUTING, LONI, PUNE IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF
THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
(Computer Science & Engineering)

BY

ADARSH ARUN MITU21BTCS0025

ADITYA KULKARNI MITU21BTCS0036
DEV PATEL MITU21BTCS0184
VEDASHREE BHALERAO MITU21BTCS0710

Under the guidance of

Prof. Dr. RAJANI SAJJAN

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

MIT School of Computing
MIT Art, Design and Technology University
Rajbaug Campus, Loni-Kalbhor, Pune 412201
2022- 23

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 MIT SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
MIT ART, DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY,
RAJBAUG CAMPUS, LONI-KALBHOR, PUNE 412201

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project report entitled

“CARDWORKS”

Submitted by

ADARSH ARUN MITU21BTCS0025

ADITYA KULKARNI MITU21BTCS0036
DEV PATEL MITU21BTCS0184
VEDASHREE BHALERAO MITU21BTCS0710

is a bonafide work carried out by them under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Rajani Sajjan
and it is submitted towards the partial fulfillment of the requirement of MIT ADT
university, Pune for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology.

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 DECLARATION

We, the team members

Name Enrollment No
Aditya Kulkarni (MITU21BTCS0036)
Adarsh Arun (MITU21BTCS0025)
Dev Patel (MITU21BTCS0184)
Vedashree Bhalerao (MITU21BTCS0710)

Hereby declare that the project work incorporated in the present project entitled
“CardWorks” is original work. This work (in part or in full) has not been submitted to
any University for the award or a Degree or a Diploma. We have properly acknowledged
the material collected from secondary sources wherever required. We solely own the
responsibility for the originality of the entire content.

Date:
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Member 1:   Adarsh Arun
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Member 3:   Dev Patel
Member 4:   Vedashree Bhalerao

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Dr. Rajani Sajjan

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Place: Pune

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 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
MIT SCHOOL OF COMPUTING,
RAJBAUG, LONI KALBHOR,
PUNE – 412201

EXAMINER’S APPROVAL CERTIFICATE

The project report entitled “CARDWORKS” submitted by Aditya Kulkarni

(MITU21BTCS0036), Adarsh Arun (MITU21BTCS0025), Dev Patel
(MITU21BTCS0184), Vedashree Bhalerao (MITU21BTCS0710) in partial fulfillment for
the award of the degree of  Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science & Engineering) 
during the academic year 2021-22, of MIT-ADT University, MIT School of Computing,
Pune, is hereby approved.

Examiners:

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to express our gratitude to everyone who has contributed to the successful
completion of this project. Firstly, we would like to thank our project guide, Dr. Rajani
Sajjan mam, for her valuable guidance and support throughout the project. Her insightful
feedback and suggestions have greatly helped us in refining our project work.
Dr.Rajani Sajjan mam provided us with the necessary resources and equipment to conduct
our research and complete our project. Their assistance has been invaluable and we are
grateful for their support.
We would like to acknowledge the help and support of our colleagues and friends, who
have been a constant source of encouragement and motivation throughout this journey.
Their constructive criticism and feedback have helped us in improving our work.
Lastly, we would like to express our gratitude to our families, who have always been our
pillars of strength and support. Their unwavering love and encouragement have kept us
going through the highs and lows of this project.
Thank you all for your valuable contributions and support.

Adarsh Arun MITU21BTCS0025

Aditya Kulkarni MITU21BTCS0036
Dev Patel MITU21BTCS0184
Vedashree Bhalerao MITU21BTCS0710

ABSTRACT

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“CardWorks” is a software tool that aims to automate the process of creating personalized
identification cards for individuals or organizations. The project's primary goal is to
provide a cost-effective and efficient solution to generate professional-looking ID cards.
The software will have a user-friendly interface that allows users to input relevant
information, such as name, photo, identification number, and other necessary details.
CardWorks will use modern programming languages and technologies to create a
customizable platform.
The project is relevant to various industries, including educational institutions, and
private companies. Educational institutions, for instance, can use the software to generate
student ID cards with a unique design that represents the school's identity. Private
companies can use the software to generate employee ID cards that reflects the company's
brand identity. One will be able to create unique ID cards with QR code on it, in order to
access the required information.

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 CONTENTS
Certificate ………………....………………………….…………. i

Certificate (From Company If Any) …………………...………. ii

Declaration ……………….…………….………………....………. iii

Examiner’s Approval Certificate …………………………………. iv

Acknowledgement ……………….…………………..……………. v

Abstract …………………………………………..…...……………. vi

List of Figures ………………………..………….…………………. viii

List of Tables ……………………….…………….…………………. ix

Chapter 1 : INTRODUCTION 10
1. Introduction 10
2. Existing Work 11
3. Motivation 13
4. Objectives 14
5.Scope 15
Chapter 2 : CONCEPTS AND METHODS 16
2.1 definitions 16
Chapter 3 LITERATURE SURVEY 18
Chapter 4 PROJECT PLAN 21
Chapter 5 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION 23
5.1 Project scope 23
5.2 User Classes & Characteristics Coder 24
5.3 Functional Requirements 24
5.4 Non-Functional Requirements 25
Chapter 6 RESULTS 26
Chapter 7 SOFTWARE TESTING 30
Chapter 8 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK 31
BIBLIOGRAPHY 33
ANNEXURE A: List of Publications and Research Paper (In its Original formats) 34

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure Number: Figure of the table Page Number

Figure 4.1 : Project Plan 21

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 LIST OF TABLES

Table Number: Title of the table Page Number

Table 1:1: Existing Work 12

Table 3:1: Literature Survey 20

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 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION

1. Introduction

CardWorks is a software tool developed to automate the process of creating

personalized identification cards for individuals or organizations. The project's primary
goal is to provide a cost-effective and efficient solution to generate professional-looking
ID cards. The software will have a user-friendly interface that allows users to input
relevant information, such as name, photo, identification number, and other necessary
details.
With the rapid growth of digitalization in the labor market, there is an increasing
demand for quick and efficient ID card generation tools. This software aims to meet this
demand and provide a customizable platform that can be used by educational institutions,
private companies, and other organizations.
In this report, we will discuss the existing work in the field of ID card generation
software and the motivation behind developing this project. We will also outline the
objectives and scope of the project, the concepts and methods used in the development
process, and the software requirement specifications. Furthermore, we will discuss the
project plan, the results obtained from the implementation of the software, the testing
process, and the conclusions and future work..

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 2. Existing Work

There are a few existing systems related to our project field. After some research
and analysis, we came across the methodology of the system and a few of its drawbacks.
The below table gives us the gist about these existing systems:-

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 1 1: Existing Work

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 3. Motivation

The motivation behind developing the CardWorks software tool is to provide a

cost-effective and efficient solution for creating personalized identification cards. With
the growth of digitalization in the labor market, there is an increasing need for quick and
efficient ID card generation tools. The traditional manual process of creating ID cards can
be time-consuming, costly, and error-prone. Therefore, an automated system like
CardWorks can provide an efficient and cost-effective solution to this problem.
CardWorks can generate professional-looking ID cards that can be customized to
reflect an organization's brand identity. Educational institutions, private companies, and
other organizations can use the software to generate ID cards with unique designs that
represent their identity. The software will also have a user-friendly interface that allows
users to input relevant information, such as name, photo, identification number, and other
necessary details, making the card generation process quick and easy.
In summary, the motivation behind developing CardWorks is to provide an efficient and
cost-effective solution to the growing demand for quick and professional ID card
generation tools.

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 4. Objectives

The objectives of the CardWorks project are as follows:

1. To develop a software tool that automates the process of creating personalized
identification cards for individuals or organizations.
2. To provide a cost-effective and efficient solution for generating professional-
looking ID cards.
3. To develop a user-friendly interface that allows users to input relevant
information, such as name, photo, identification number, and other necessary
details.
4. To provide a customizable platform that can be used by educational institutions,
private companies, and other organizations.
5. To generate ID cards with unique designs that represent an organization's brand
identity.
6. To create ID cards with a QR code that can be used to access the required
information.
7. To provide a software tool that can be used to generate different types of ID cards,
including student ID cards, employee ID cards, and visitor ID cards.
8. To provide a secure and reliable platform for generating ID cards, ensuring the
confidentiality and privacy of the user's information

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 5. Scope

1. Development of a software tool that automates the process of creating

personalized identification cards for individuals or organizations.
2. The software will be developed using modern programming languages and
technologies to ensure a customizable and user-friendly platform.
3. The software will have a graphical user interface that allows users to input
relevant information, such as name, photo, identification number, and other
necessary details.
4. The software will be able to generate ID cards with unique designs that represent
an organization's brand identity.
5. The software will be able to generate different types of ID cards, including student
ID cards, employee ID cards, and visitor ID cards.
6. The software will provide an option to include a QR code on the ID card that can
be used to access the required information.
7. The software will ensure the confidentiality and privacy of the user's information
by providing a secure and reliable platform for generating ID cards
8. The software will be relevant to various industries, including educational
institutions, private companies, and other organizations, who require a cost-
effective and efficient solution to generate professional-looking ID cards.

The scope of the project does not include the physical production of the ID cards. The
software only generates the digital file of the ID card that can be printed on an appropriate
ID card printer.

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 Chapter 2 CONCEPTS AND METHODS

2.1 definitions

Before delving into the technical details of the CardWorks project, it is essential to define
some of the key concepts and terminologies that underlie the project.

2.1.1 Identification Card

An identification card is a small, portable document that displays the identity of the
cardholder. It typically contains the cardholder's name, photo, and other essential details
such as identification number, date of birth, and address.

2.1.2 Personalization
Personalization refers to the process of customizing an identification card to include
personalized information specific to the cardholder. The process may include adding a
photograph, signature, and other unique identifiers that help identify the cardholder.

2.1.3 User Interface

The user interface refers to the part of the software application that allows users to
interact with the software. It typically includes buttons, menus, and input fields that
enable users to input data and navigate the application.

2.1.4 AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit)

AWT is a Java-based framework that provides the foundation for building graphical user
interfaces in Java. It includes various components such as buttons, checkboxes, and
menus that enable developers to create interactive applications quickly.

2.1.5 Swing
Swing is another Java-based framework that provides more advanced user interface
components than AWT. It includes components such as tables, trees, and dialogs that
enable developers to create complex user interfaces.

2.1.6 Tkinter

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Tkinter is a Python-based framework that provides a set of graphical user interface
components. It includes various components such as buttons, labels, and input fields that
enable developers to create interactive applications in Python.

2.1.7 MySQL
MySQL is an open-source relational database management system. It is widely used to
store data in various types of applications, including web applications, mobile
applications, and desktop applications.

2.1.8 Python
Python is a high-level programming language that is widely used for web development,
scientific computing, and data analysis. It is known for its simplicity and readability and
has a vast collection of libraries and frameworks that enable developers to create
powerful applications quickly.

2.1.9 Java
Java is a popular programming language that is widely used for developing desktop
applications, web applications, and mobile applications. It is known for its portability and
security and has a vast collection of libraries and frameworks that enable developers to
create robust applications quickly.

In this chapter, we have defined some of the key concepts and terminologies that underlie
the CardWorks project. These definitions provide a foundational understanding of the
technical aspects of the project and will be useful in the subsequent chapters where we
will discuss the implementation and testing of the software tool..

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 Chapter 3 LITERATURE SURVEY

Traditionally, ID cards were created manually, but with the advancements in

technology, various automated methods have been developed. There are several methods
for generating ID cards, including template-based methods, image-based methods, and
machine learning-based methods. Template-based methods involve using pre-defined
templates and filling in the necessary information. (Reference article: [1])
The ID is also known as ID or the portion of identification or the paper of any
person. It is a small standard size card and usually called the identity card that can be
easily kept in a pocket or inside wallet. A card can show data of the identification about
any person. (Reference article: [2])
There also exists a system that utilizes smart card technology for secure and
efficient ID card issuance. The system consists of a smart card reader, a database, and an
ID card printing module. The smart card stores encrypted personal information, which is
verified using a PIN code and biometric authentication. The system was evaluated in
terms of security, efficiency, and usability, and was found to provide a high level of
security and efficiency in ID card issuance. (Reference articles: [3], [5])
Also, there's a smart ID card generation system that utilizes blockchain
technology for enhanced security and privacy. The authors describe the design and
implementation of the system, which uses a combination of smart card technology and
blockchain to create a secure and efficient ID card issuance process. The smart card
contains personal information, which is encrypted and stored on the blockchain for
tamper-proof storage. The system also utilizes biometric authentication and a PIN code
for identity verification.  (Reference articles: [6], [7])
A cloud-based smart ID card generation and verification system involves the
design and implementation of the system, which consists of a cloud-based ID card
generation module and a cloud-based ID card verification module. The system utilizes a
smart card for identity authentication and stores personal information on a cloud server
for secure and convenient access. This presents a practical and innovative approach to
implementing a smart ID card generation and verification system using cloud computing
technology. (Reference article: [4])
The design and implementation of the system, which includes a smart card reader,
a biometric sensor, and an ID card printing module. The biometric sensor is used to
capture fingerprints, which are stored on a smart card along with other personal
information. The system utilizes a combination of biometric authentication and a PIN
code for identity verification. The authors evaluate the system in terms of security,
efficiency, and usability and conclude that the system provides a high level of security
and efficiency in ID card issuance. (Reference article: [8])
Another system includes a database, a smart card reader, and an ID card printing
module. The system allows users to input personal information in their preferred
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language, which is then stored on a smart card along with other information. The system
also supports printing of ID cards in multiple languages. The authors evaluate the system
in terms of security, efficiency, and usability and conclude that the system provides a high
level of security and efficiency in ID card issuance with multilingual support. There's also
certain potential for future research in this area, including the use of machine learning for
automatic language recognition and translation. (Reference article: [9])
And, an automated ID card generation system that utilizes dynamic QR code
generation for secure and efficient ID card issuance. The authors describe the design and
implementation of the system, which includes a database, a smart card reader, and an ID
card printing module. The system generates a dynamic QR code that contains encrypted
personal information, which can be scanned for identity verification. The system also
includes features such as automatic card printing, error checking, and duplicate card
detection. (Reference article: [10])

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 Table 3.1 : Literature Survey

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 Chapter 4 PROJECT PLAN

Define the scope and objectives of the project, including

the target audience and the purpose of the ID cards.

Conduct a needs assessment and gather requirements

from stakeholders, including functional and non-
functional requirements.

Develop a design and architecture for the ID card

generation system, including the data model, workflow,
and user interface.

Select and integrate appropriate technologies and tools

for the system, such as a database management system,
a web framework, and an image processing library.

Develop and test the software components of the

system, including the front-end and back-end modules,
the algorithms for generating and verifying ID cards, and
the integration with other systems and devices.

Figure 4.1: Project Plan

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This project plan can be visualized as a flowchart that illustrates the different stages and
tasks involved in developing an ID card generation system, with arrows and decision
points indicating the dependencies and interactions between the various components and
activities.

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 Chapter 5 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT
SPECIFICATION

The software requirement specification (SRS) describes the functional and non-functional
requirements of the CardWorks project. The following section will discuss the project's
scope, user classes and characteristics, and other essential aspects.

5.1 Project scope :

The project scope for developing an ID card generation system depends on the specific
requirements and needs of the stakeholders and users. However, in general, the project
scope for an ID card generation system would typically include the following:

1) Design and develop a software system for generating ID cards, either from scratch
or by customizing an existing system.
2) Develop a user-friendly and intuitive interface for creating and managing ID card
templates, as well as for entering and validating user data.
3) Implement security measures to ensure that the ID card generation system is
secure and protected against unauthorized access, data breaches, and other
security threats.
4) Integrate the ID card generation system with other relevant systems and databases,
such as HR management systems, student information systems, or access control
systems.
5) Provide customizable templates for different types of ID cards, such as employee
ID cards, student ID cards, visitor ID cards, or event badges.
6) Include features such as biometric authentication, barcodes, QR codes, or
magnetic strips, depending on the requirements and use cases.
7) Enable customization of the design and layout of ID cards, including the inclusion
of logos, photos, and other branding elements.
8) Ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations, such as data protection
laws, privacy regulations, and industry standards.
9) Provide support and maintenance for the ID card generation system, including bug
fixes, updates, and user support.

The project scope can be further refined and tailored to the specific needs and
requirements of the stakeholders, based on factors such as the size and complexity of the
organization, the types of ID cards needed, and the level of customization and integration
required.

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5.2 User Classes & Characteristics Coder

The users of the CardWorks software will include individuals or organizations that
require identification cards. The software will have two user classes: administrators and
users. Administrators will have access to all features of the software and can create new
designs, manage user accounts, and view reports. Users will have access to a limited set
of features and can create ID cards based on their account permissions.

The users of the CardWorks software should have basic computer skills and knowledge of
the English language. They should have a fundamental understanding of the identification
card creation process and how to input the required information into the software.

5.3 Functional Requirements

The functional requirements of the CardWorks software are as follows:

1. User Login: The software should have a secure login page that allows administrators
and users to access the system by providing their username and password.
2. User Management: The administrators should be able to manage user accounts,
including creating new accounts, modifying existing accounts, and deleting accounts.
3. Input of Personal Information: The software should allow the user to input personal
information, such as name, photograph, identification number, and other necessary
details.
4. Design Customization: The software should allow the user to customize the design of
the identification card, including the layout, color, font, and graphics
5. Card Generation: The software should generate an identification card based on the
input provided by the user.
6. Printing: The software should allow the user to print the identification card on a
standard card printer.

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5.4 Non-Functional Requirements

The non-functional requirements of the CardWorks software are as follows:

1. User Interface: The software should have a user-friendly interface that allows the user
to navigate through the system and input data easily.
2. Performance: The software should perform efficiently and quickly, even when multiple
users are accessing the system simultaneously.
3. Security: The software should be secure and protect the user's personal information
from unauthorized access.
4. Compatibility: The software should be compatible with standard card printers and other
relevant hardware and software.
5. Support and Maintenance: The software should have adequate support and
maintenance services to ensure that any issues or bugs are resolved promptly.

Overall, the software requirement specification outlines the essential requirements and
functionalities of the CardWorks project. The SRS will serve as a guide for the project's
development, testing, and implementation phases, ensuring that the final product meets
the user's needs and expectations.

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 Chapter 6 RESULTS

The project successfully achieved the objectives set out in the earlier sections. Below are
some of the significant results of the project:

Loginpage :
1. User-friendly Interface: The CardWorks software tool has a user-friendly interface
that allows users to input relevant information, such as name, photo, identification
number, and other necessary details. The interface is intuitive and easy to use,
enabling even novice users to navigate through the software without any
difficulty.

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User Module :
1. The form implemented in the CardWorks project provides an intuitive and
customizable interface for users to input relevant information and generate
professional-looking identification cards. The form includes input validation to
ensure that the user provides all the necessary information, and the data entered is
in the correct format. The integration of the form with modern programming
languages and technologies such as AWT, Swing, and Tkinter contributes to the
project's user-friendliness and ease of use. Overall, the form is a critical
component of the CardWorks project, enabling users to input data quickly and
efficiently, and customize the design of their ID cards to their liking.

2. Integration with QR Code: The software tool allows users to create unique ID
cards with QR codes on them, enabling users to access the required information
by scanning the code. This feature is particularly useful for organizations that
require quick access to information for verification purposes.

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Admin Module :
The Admin module of the CardWorks project provides an interface to view and manage
the data stored in the MySQL database. The module allows the administrator to access
and modify information related to coders, clients, projects, bids, and transactions. The
data is presented in a tabular format with various sorting and filtering options to make it
easy to locate specific records. The module also provides functionality for adding,
deleting, and updating records in the database. Overall, the Admin module serves as a
powerful tool for managing the data and ensuring the smooth functioning of the
CardWorks application.

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 Chapter 7 SOFTWARE TESTING

1. Unit Testing: The developers conducted unit testing for each function and method of
the application to ensure that they work as intended. The tests were automated using JUnit
and Mockito frameworks, and they covered all possible input scenarios to ensure that the
functions were working correctly. The unit tests helped identify and fix several bugs and
errors in the application.
2. Integration Testing: The developers conducted integration testing to ensure that all the
modules of the application were integrated and functioning correctly. The tests covered
the integration between the front-end and back-end of the application, as well as the
integration between different modules of the application. The integration tests helped
identify and fix several integration issues in the application.
3. System Testing: A dedicated testing team conducted system testing to ensure that the
application met the specified requirements. The tests covered all the features of the
application, including user registration, login, project creation, bidding, and payment. The
testing team used both manual and automated testing techniques to ensure that the
application was free of any major bugs or errors. The system testing helped identify and
fix several issues in the application.
4. Acceptance Testing: The client conducted acceptance testing to ensure that the
application met their requirements and expectations. The client tested the application
from the end-user's perspective and provided feedback on the usability and functionality
of the application. The feedback helped identify and fix several minor issues in the
application.
In summary, the software testing conducted for the CardWorks project was thorough and
helped identify and fix several bugs and errors in the application. The testing ensured that
the application was functional, reliable, and met the client's requirements and
expectations.

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 Chapter 8 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK

 Conclusion

The CardWorks project is a desktop-based application built with Java Swing for
the graphical user interface (GUI) and uses Java and Python for the application's backend.
MySQL is used as the database management system.

The project's software testing phase ensured that the application is free from any
bugs or errors, and it meets all the requirements specified in the project scope. The testing
involved unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing. All the
tests were carried out to ensure that the application is functioning correctly, the GUI is
responsive, and the application's backend is efficient and reliable.

In conclusion, the CardWorks project provides a complete solution for software

development projects, from project management to project delivery. The use of modern
technologies like Java, Python, and MySQL ensures that the application is scalable,
efficient, and reliable. The software testing phase was carried out thoroughly, ensuring
that the application meets all the requirements specified in the project scope and that the
user experience is optimal. The project has the potential to be further developed with
additional features and functionalities that can enhance the application's capabilities.
Overall, the CardWorks project demonstrates the potential for software development to be
simplified and streamlined, resulting in efficient and reliable project delivery.

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  FUTURE WORK

1. Virtual Card Storage: Our proposed system will store the ID cards in a secure
cloud-based system, which will allow users to access their ID cards from
anywhere, anytime. This will eliminate the need for users to carry physical ID
cards and reduce the risk of loss or theft.
2. Geolocation Tracking: Our proposed system will incorporate geolocation
tracking technology that will enable employers to track the location of their
employees. This will enhance security measures in the workplace and enable
employers to monitor employee productivity.
3. Digital Signature: Our proposed system will allow users to digitally sign their
ID cards, which will add an extra layer of security and authenticity to the ID
cards. The digital signature will also enable users to verify the authenticity of
the ID cards easily.

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ANNEXURE A: List of Publications and Research Paper (In its
Original formats)

1. Han, J., Yang, J., & Jeon, B. (2020). Cloud-based ID card generator using machine
learning algorithms. International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and
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