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Green Task
Dissertation Submitted in Partial fulfillment of the

Requirement for the Award of the Degree of
Master of Computer Applications

Semester IV
Jan - May, 2023
Under the guidance of Submitted By

Dr. Preeti Saxena Chitranshu Shrivastava (2111420)
Reader,SCSIT,DAVV
School of Computer Science & IT

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, M.P.
2023
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the project titled “GreenTask”submitted by me for the partial fulfillment
of the requirement for the award of Master of Computer Applicationsto School of Computer
Science & IT, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, comprises my own work and due
acknowledgement has been made in text to all other material used.
Signature of Student:
Date:
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CERTIFICATE FROM GUIDE
It is to certify that dissertation on “GreenTask”, submitted by Mr. Chitranshu Shrivastava to
the School of Computer Science & IT, DAVV, Indore has been completed under my
supervision and the work is carried out and presented in a manner required for its acceptance
in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of Master of Computer Applications.
Project Guide
Signature:
Name: Dr.Preeti Saxena
Date:
CERTIFICATE
It is to certify that we have examined the dissertation on “GreenTask”, submitted by Mr.
Chitranshu Shrivastava to the School of Computer Science & IT, DAVV, Indore and hereby
accord our approval of it as a study carried out and presented in a manner required for its
acceptance in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of Master of Computer
Applications.
Internal Examiner External Examiner
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
S.NO. TITLE Pg.No.
CHAPTER 1- INTRODUCTION
1.1. Introduction of the Project

1.2. Aim
1.
1.3. Objectives
1.4. Scope of the Project
1.5. Structure of the Project
1.6. Milestone of the Project

CHAPTER 2- PROJECT PLANNING
2.1. Feasibility Analysis

2.1.1 Technical Feasibility
2.
2.1.2 Economic Feasibility
2.1.3 Organizational Feasibility
CHAPTER 3- ANALYSIS
3.1. Problem Definition and Analysis

3.
CHAPTER 4- SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
4.1. Introduction to SRS

4.2.Functional Requirements
4.
4.3. Non-Requirements
4.4. Hardware and Software Requirements

CHAPTER 5- SYSTEM DESIGN
5.1. Use Case Diagram

5.2. Entity Relationship Diagram
5. 5.3. Data Flow Diagram

5.4. Class Diagram
CHAPTER 6- SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY
6.1.1. Project Methodology Option

6.1.2. Waterfall Development
6. 6.1.3. Iterative Development
6.1.4. Prototype Development
6.1.5. Agile Development
6.2.Selecting a Methodology
7. CHAPTER 7- SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
CHAPTER 8- SYSTEM TESTING
8.1.1 Unit Testing

8.
8.1.2 Test case and results
9. CHAPTER 9- SNAPSHOTS
CHAPTER 10 - CONCLUSION
10.
11.1. Structure of the Report with Outcomes
LIST OF FIGURES
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1. Block diagram of Admin Module
2. Block diagram of Employee Module
3. Structure of the Project
4. Use Case Diagram
5. Entity Relationship Diagram
7. Data Flow Diagram - Level 0
8. Data Flow Diagram - Level 1
9. Data Flow Diagram - Level 1.1
12. Class Diagram
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction
In today's fast-paced and dynamic business environment, effective project

management is crucial for organizations to achieve their goals and deliver successful
outcomes. A Project Management System serves as a comprehensive platform that empowers
project managers and teams to efficiently plan, execute, monitor, and control projects from
initiation to completion. It provides a centralized hub where stakeholders can collaborate,
communicate, and track progress, ensuring that projects are delivered on time, within budget,
and to the satisfaction of all involved parties.
1.2 Aim
The aim of this system is to effectively plan, organize, and control all aspects of a
project to achieve its objectives within the defined constraints of time, cost, scope, and
quality. The primary goal of implementing a project management system is to enhance
project success by providing a structured approach to project execution and facilitating
collaboration among team members.
1.3 Objectives
- Improve project planning and organization: The system aims to enhance the planning
process by providing tools and features that help project managers create detailed project
plans, define tasks and milestones, allocate resources, and establish timelines.
- Ensure project progress tracking and monitoring: The system allows project managers to
monitor the progress of tasks, milestones, and overall project status in real-time.
- Manage project resources effectively: The system helps optimize resource allocation by
providing insights into resource availability, utilization, and allocation. It enables project
managers to assign resources efficiently, balance workloads, and avoid resource conflicts.
- Control project scope, time, and cost. The system assists in controlling project scope by
tracking and managing project requirements, changes, and scope creep. It also helps monitor
project timelines and milestones to ensure timely delivery.
1.3 Scope of the Project
The scope of a project management system can vary depending on the specific needs and
objectives of an organization or project. However, in general, a project management system
encompasses the following key areas:
1. Project Planning: This includes defining project objectives, creating a project schedule,
identifying tasks and milestones.
2. Task Management: The system should allow for the creation, assignment, and tracking of
tasks. It should provide a centralized view of all project tasks, their status, and dependencies.
3. Resource Management: The system should facilitate resource allocation and management,
including the assignment of team members to specific tasks, tracking resource availability
and utilization.
4. Progress Tracking and Reporting: The system should allow for tracking project progress
against the planned schedule, identifying any deviations, and generating reports to provide
stakeholders with up-to-date information on project status.
1.4 Structure of the Project
1.5 Milestone of the project
The report is split into nine separate chapters. It is structured to reflect how the study
was attempted and tried to show the logic through which this project is approached. Indeed,
the report is largely in order of how the study was completed
In Chapter 1, the report discusses the primary researches that were carried out in
order to proceed with the project. It explains and justifies the manner in which this project
was approached. It gives an introduction of the project.
In Chapter 2, project planning is done. In this chapter, feasibility analysis is

performed and role and responsibilities of project members are discussed.
In Chapter 3, the whole project is analyzed. Working of the present
system and its problems are discussed. Also, the improvements are identified
in the existing system and new requirements for the new system are identified.
In Chapter 4, System Requirements are identified, functional and

non- functional requirements.
In Chapter 5, System Design is discussed. In this chapter we get to

see use cases, ER-diagrams and database functioning of the system.
In Chapter 6, we have discussed which methodology is used in this

project. We have also discussed various methodologies and stated the selected
methodology.
In Chapter 7, we have discussed how our system is implemented. In

this chapter the coding part of the system is also mentioned to show how the
system has been implemented.
In Chapter 8, we have discussed the validations and verifications that

we have applied in this system and also tested the user acceptance.
In Chapter 9,we have added screenshots of the interfaces.
In Chapter 10, we have discussed the final structure of the report with
their outcomes.
CHAPTER 5: SYSTEM DESIGN
5.2 Entity Relationship Diagram

5.3 Data Flow Diagram(DFD)

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Green Task

Dissertation Submitted in Partial fulfillment of the

Master of Computer Applications

Under the guidance of Submitted By

School of Computer Science & IT

acknowledgement has been made in text to all other material used.

CERTIFICATE FROM GUIDE

It is to certify that dissertation on “GreenTask”, submitted by Mr. Chitranshu Shrivastava to

Name: Dr.Preeti Saxena

It is to certify that we have examined the dissertation on “GreenTask”, submitted by Mr.

Internal Examiner External Examiner

1.1. Introduction of the Project

1.6. Milestone of the Project

2.1. Feasibility Analysis

3.1. Problem Definition and Analysis

CHAPTER 4- SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

4.1. Introduction to SRS

4.4. Hardware and Software Requirements

5.1. Use Case Diagram

5. 5.3. Data Flow Diagram

CHAPTER 6- SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY

6.1.1. Project Methodology Option

7. CHAPTER 7- SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

CHAPTER 8- SYSTEM TESTING

8.1.1 Unit Testing

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In today's fast-paced and dynamic business environment, effective project

In Chapter 2, project planning is done. In this chapter, feasibility analysis is

In Chapter 4, System Requirements are identified, functional and

In Chapter 5, System Design is discussed. In this chapter we get to

In Chapter 6, we have discussed which methodology is used in this

In Chapter 7, we have discussed how our system is implemented. In

In Chapter 8, we have discussed the validations and verifications that

In Chapter 9,we have added screenshots of the interfaces.

5.2 Entity Relationship Diagram

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