CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTIONIntroduction Talent Seekers and keepers is a web application based on different modules for finding the right job for you in no time as the time moving day by day the technologies are also evolving to the best of their versions to give people what they desire in lesser effort and minimum time frame. Talent seekers and keepers is designed to do the same for people finding a job but the process takes so long from searching the right job to providing the documents people can get exhausted. As time is the most important assets of all, our website saves your most important thing and does almost all possible tasks while you are looking for a job. Job finding can be very stress full task for some people because it is very time consuming. In this era where time is everything no one wants to consume so much time on a basic task like searching something on a website and reach out to someone. ‘When people are in search of a job they go through different websites of companies and reach out to the HR of each which is again a very helpful task to avoid the hustle the user would use our application and get all the work done in no time. The first module is a resume generator user would provide all the data and customize the resume according to their desire. In the second module our application does web scrapping and get you the desired company HR's number list then the user according to their choice select some individuals and the email the application will send your resume to company HR which you selected by using user have to login themselves through their email ‘Authentication process takes place after that the application to HR mails the resume The audience will definitely use our application for ease and time saving. Our application can be very helpful to newbies especially as they don’t know much about the industry and the companies that are known to be good in this department. This website is very helpful for that. Relevance to Course Modules: The Basics of Computer Programming (CSC103) This course has covered the fundamentals of programming. We implemented this project using C++ ideas. Object-Oriented Programming (CSC241) We implemented our project using the fundamentals of the OOP approach in programming patterns and coding design. OOP in advance (CSC446). The application will be written in JAVA utilizing Advance OOP ideas. Software Development (CSC291 & CSC392) This training aided usin assessing the development approaches we used in our project. Database Management Systems (CSC271) Using database system ideas, the web constructs a relational database system for effective project networking in this project.Project Background Based on the Job Search Portal application's requirements, | have made the choice Of frameworks to be used. This application primarily consists of 2 main components a web site that allows recruiters to outline job vacancies with required information for which jobseekers can view and apply according to their interest and the website that displays the jobs that are available and applied by the applicants. This website is developed by using the framework of python which is Django in addition we used bootstrap. The front end is developed using HTML, CSS, Java Script bootstrap. Literature Review Many other websites may be offering this service but we have some additional automated facilities which make our website different from others like when the user select the companies of their choice the server will automatically send the resume to the company HR by using companies e-mail address and save the time as well as the process is hustle free. We also added some unique features like templates of resumes and suggestions of companies related to the desired discipline of the user. In moving times, the time is the most important asset of all and finding a job or maybe searching for it can be a tiring task. As a result, we've decided to create a website that will allow our users to receive all of the information on the all the job opportunities and vacancies in their region in one place, as well as information on the finest companies in the city. The existing system for job recruitment includes traditional methods like Employment agencies, advertising through newspapers, televisions and radios, college fairs etc., which are too slow and stressful. With the advancement of internet, jobseekers rely on the online job portals, which makes the job search efficient, Again, most of these are limited to the web/desktop applications, which requires jobseekers to have a laptop or desktop connected to internet and is not handy. Analysis from Literature The existing system for job recruitment includes traditional methods like Employment agencies, advertising through newspapers, televisions and radios, college fairs etc., which are too slow and stressful. With the advancement of internet, jobseekers rely on the online job portals, which makes the job search efficient. Again, most of these are limited to the web/desktop applications, which requires jobseekers to have a laptop or desktop connected to internet and is not handy. Methodology and Software Lifecycle for This Project When a little or large project begins to take shape, the approach is the first thing that all programmers needed. The technique is a technique of project development in which all programmers gather the user's needs, design the project, implement it, and finally test and maintain the project to the user's satisfaction and in accordance with the project specifications. To develop, you can employ a variety of established approaches. However, in our project, we used the waterfall model. Adopted Methodology This project was developed using the waterfall methodology, in which we separated our labor into various parts. All of these modules are then subdivided into smaller manageable modules, which include the actual execution of the requirements. The waterfall model divides the product into smaller components. WATER FALL MODEL was being chosen because all requirements were known beforehand and the objective of our software development is the computerization/automation of an already existingmanual working system. The model that is basically being followed is the WATER FALL MODEL, which states that the phases are organized in a linear order. First of all the feasibility study is done, Once that part is over the requirement analysis and project planning begins. if system exists one and modification and addition of new module is needed, analysis of present system can be used as basic model. The design starts after the requirement analysis is complete and the coding begins after the design is complete. Once the programming is completed, the testing is done. In this model the sequence of activities performed in a software development project are: ~ Requirement Analysis Project Planning System design Detail design Coding Unit testing System integration & testing Waterfall Mode! Figure 1.1 Number of modules The system after careful analysis has been identified to be presented with the following modules: The modules involved are: + Resume Builder In this module the user enters alll the required data to fill the resume which is later sent to the company. Website collects data of the user and fill the resume. + Web Scrapper The web scrapper then does its job and search for the best company in the respective domain and search for vacancies and other details.* Sending Resumes When the user selects the best opportunity, they want to apply for then the website sends the resume to the HR of the selected company. The rationale behind Selected Methodology & the reasons behind using this model are: + Itis simple to test and debug the product over iterations. + The linearity of waterfall mode! makes it easy to understand, particularly for new developers.CHAPTER 2 PROBLEM DEFINATIONProblem Definition A problem statement is a succinct summary of a problem that needs to be solved or a situation that needs to be improved. The project team will employ a basic and well- defined problem statement to grasp the challenge and work toward a solution. Problem Statement It is difficult to find a job and a, which may be damaging to individuals and lead to major health problems. There are various illnesses in the environment that individuals are exposed to on a regular basis, and many of them are unaware of how to protect themselves. If they disregard or play a non-serious role, this might lead to a dangerous problem. Many health-care apps collect information from users and display symptoms. However, some applications only provide information on the ailment that the user has chosen. The infections are dealt with by the rearing applications according to the region. Deliverables and Development Requirements Job Search Portal is developed to provide an effective means for the employers to post job openings with required qualification to have a better penetration into the job market and jobseekers to find out the information regarding the current openings in the organization. In addition, Employers can view the reviews provided by the applicants to make necessary improvements in their system if needed. Job search portal is both Web based as well as an android application providing flexibility for the users. There are two panels of this application: © User Portal + Admin Panel Users may join up using the user panel, and after logging in, they can create their resumes and find their desired jobs. Admins may access the admin panel, where they may upload and change information on vacancies (including information and positions) as well as remarkable companies in the current city. Software and language that are required to develop this project are: Python (Django) « Java script (Bootstrap) Tools and Technology with reasoning During the design phase, the informational, functional, and network requirements from the initiation and planning stages will be combined into unified design specifications that will be used by script programmers during the implementation phase. Relationship diagram (which was used to describe the relationships between entities), flow charts (which was used to demonstrate the flow of events and how the processes are done), and the following tools will be utilized: To develop a database Utilize XAMMP, PHP, and HTML to create an interface Authenticate the user Connect to a database CSS is used to describe the appearance of a document, whereas JAVASCRIPT is used to provide interaction and validation to sites, + HTML was used to create the Graphical User Interface, which is client-side programming that allows the action to be executed on the client's workstation. JavaScript was used for client-side validation:CSS was also used as a style sheet language to describe how a document produced in a markup language should look, The server-side programming language utilized in the system was PHP, which is an open-source scripting language that allows operations to be conducted on the server. PHP code was embedded in HTML code. These are the explanations for the data in the table above, which show us what we'll be using to build the Online Parking Reservation System's web-based application. We utilize Java in the android application, and we link to a website to apply. Risk List Network fault: Fault in the network the network failure is a major concern with this project. If the network fails to operate well at any point in time, the system is considered a market failure. Cyber Attacks: A cyber-attack on the system is also a significant concer. We also lose control of the entire system as a result of this. Cost Risk: Whenever you're working on a project, the most typical project risk is cost overrun, which occurs as a result of inadequate or inaccurate planning and scope. As with our project, the cost may rise over time as the environment changes, and if a new development tool is required, the cost will rise as well. Schedule Risk: As previously said, schedule risk is directly tied to cost risk if a new tool is required, there may be a delay in locating required versions, and there is the time required to master new software if itis being used for the first time. As a result, the projector may slow down and throw off some images Timelines.CHAPTER 3 REQUIREMENT ANALYSISRequirement Analysis This chapter discusses the project's requirements analysis, feasibility research, planning, forecasting, modelling, scheduling, and design. The most difficult aspect of building any project is acquiring requirements. It's far easier to ask clients questions than it is to collect requirements. We'll also pay attention to both functional and non- functional criteria. Depending on the complexity of the application, the technique for gathering requirements has its own established method. This chapter also looks at several models and strategies for defining project schedules and processes. Requirements Gathering Techniques A requirement may be described as a condition or capability that a product or application must —_W meet, The following are some techniques that may be used to collect requirements: * By survey and interviews By observations Using software tools Using techniques for decision making Use of prototype Observations and talks with gas station managers were two of the methods we utilized to gather needs. Use Cases Diagram(s) Drawing diagrams of use cases is a crucial element of the analytical step. They are used throughout the project's analysis phase to locate and separate the application's functionality. Actors and use cases are segregated in the application. Actors take on the roles that users of the programmer take on. When one of the actors communicates a certain motivation, use cases describe the application behavior The text can explain this sort of conduct. It covers the nature of the motivation that activates the use case, the inputs and outputs to other actors, and the conversion behavior of inputs to outputs. In most cases, the use case specifies everything that may go wrong during the particular activity and what the programmer would do to aid The following are some examples of use cases:System Level Use Case Actors: * User Admin + Unregister User Chee > company EE Cae Ca yo Cie Download (CO aoerov >) detail —\ ob Figure 2: System-Level Use Case Actors: The Actors of the system are Admin, Unregistered Employer, Register Employer, Unregistered Jobseeker and Registered Jobseeker. Use cases: I have identified a set of use cases based on the functionalities and goals of the application. + Register Account This use case denotes a set of actions required for Employer and Job seeker to register with the application + Lo: This use case denotes a set of actions required for Employer and Job seeker to login into the application * Activate/De-activate Account This use case denotes a set of actions required for admin to activate or de-activate the Employers.+ View Employers This use case denotes a set of actions required for admin to view the Employers that are registered with the application. + Add Job Vacancy This use case denotes a set of actions required for Employer to post a job vacancy. + Activate/De-activate Job Post This use case denotes a set of actions required for Employer to change the status of the Job. * View Reviews This use case denotes a set of actions required for Employer to view Reviews provided by the applicants. w Job Posts This use case denotes a set of actions required for Employer to view all the jobs posted by the Employer + Search Job Posts This use case denotes a set of actions required for Job Seeker to search available and active jobs. + Apply for Job This use case denotes a set of actions required for Job Seeker to apply for an available job vacancy. The process of planning, predicting, and examining the overall former demands of the application requirements is known as requirements analysis. The requirements analysis is split into two phases.: * Functional Requirements + Nonfunetional Requirements © Functional Requirements Functional requirements are the criteria that the system must meet once the project has been installed successfully. Users’ functional needs are the criteria that must be met. Functional requirements describe how programmers behave in various scenarios and contexts with various sorts of input data. The usability requirements for Talent seekers and keepers are following: USE-1: The user will find job with no hustle and very less effort. USE-2: The user should get to know about new vacancies.CHAPTER 4 DESIGN AND ARCHITECTUREArchitecture and Design The system's architecture will be divided into three phases as follows: Presentation view: The portal will give different services to the user as per their requirements. The modules will be activated based on the user verification at the login stage. The various new registration updates are made through the online application available over the portal. The portal information should be made available at the data collection point. Database View: The database view of the system will be the most complicated and important view. Through the portal, all of the registered users’ data would be collected at the center. System Design The process of establishing the architecture, components, modules, interfaces, and data for a system in order to meet certain criteria is known as system design. The unified modelling language (UML) was employed as a modelling language for the system design visualization System Architecture This step entails determining what is required, how citizens will interact with the proposed system, and significant events that will occur inside the system's environment. The architecture of the proposed system is the stage’s output. Users may use an Android smartphone to file a complaint, which will then be routed to the administrator for approval after going through the database. -_- samashenoseg ‘pieued ADMIN Side DataBare Figure 3: System Architecture Data Representation The symbols that represent people, events, objects, and ideas are referred to as data. Aname, a number, the colors in an image, or the notes in a musical composition are all examples of data.Process Flow/Representation ‘A Process Flow Diagram (PFD) is a flowchart that depicts the interactions between main components in a manufacturing facility. Though its ideas are occasionally extended to other processes, it is most commonly employed in chemical engineering and process engineering, It can be used to chronicle a process, modify it, or model an entity. It's also known as a Process Flow Chart, Flowsheet, Block Flow Diagram, Schematic Flow Diagram, Macro Flowchart, Top-down Flowchart, Piping, and Instrument Diagram, System Flow Diagram, or System Diagram, depending on its application and content. They illustrate a process with a set of symbols and notations. The symbols differ in various regions, and the diagrams can range from crude, hand- drawn scrawls or sticky notes to professional-looking, expanding detail diagrams created using software, Design Models [along with descriptions] In Software Engineering, a design model is an object-based image or images that reflect a system's use cases. To put it another way, it is a diagrammatic approach of describing a system's implementation and source code. There are a few advantages to this sort of presenting, For starters, itis a more straightforward depiction than simply using words. Second, a group of individuals may rapidly grasp the overall concept of a system by looking at these basic diagrams. In the end, the saying "a picture is worth a thousand words" applies. The applicable models may include: © Class Diagram * Sequence Diagram * Activity Diagram * Class Diagram A class diagram in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a form of static structural diagram in software engineering that depicts the structure of a system by displaying the system's classes, properties, operations (or methods), and connection among objects. User ‘Adminstrator Employer “Jobseeker Manage User 1 1 Coma ——1 Port sobering please SeerehCansatesh Upstecv) Downioasev) searchote)Figure 4: Class Diagram User Users may check in to their account to register to see the top vacancies in their domain and interact with HR. If they are not already a registered user, they must first make an acount before logging in and registering their request. They may then browse all of the services and interact with companies. Admin On a weekly basis, the administrator will update the status by verifying the jobs. The administrator can change the list of job vacancies based on the requirements. Sequence Diagram A sequence diagram depicts item interactions in a chronological order. It illustrates the ‘scenario's objects and classes, as well as the sequence of messages sent between them in order to carry out the scenario's functionality. Agmin a (soa seven] (seiane user] [_Sestaee | 1) Click on login button ! 2) Validate User email and Pass 3) User email: Match Password: Match 4) Volidate Password | 5) User Login 6) Display name page x xFigure 5: sequence diagram Activity Diagram A Similar to a flowchart or a data flow diagram, an activity diagram visually depicts a series of actions or control flow in a system. In business process modelling, activity diagrams are often employed. Ina use case diagram, they can also explain the stages. Modeled activities can be both sequential and concurrent. An activity diagram will have a beginning (a starting state) and an end in both circumstances (a final state). OL Ageation l | ‘Authentic | anage Figure 6: Activity DiagramCHAPTER 5 IMPLEMENTATIONImplementation This chapter will go over the implementation specifics that are backed up by UML diagrams (if applicable). You are not going to post your source code here. Depending ‘on your project, any of the following sections may be included. Algorithm After providing the basic information for registration, the admin will input the list of vacancies in different companies, which will be saved in the database. Simply said, the administrator uploads information for the user to view. Screenshots MitesJeb Tle: ange Developer Company SetechCreate Account B Talent Seokers& ALt JOB FINDING HUSTLE IN;ONE PLACECHAPTER 6 TESTING & EVALUATIONTesting and Evaluation Is software testing done to guarantee that the needed functionality is implemented or not? After each unit, testing was done in stages before moving on to the next phase. A method of testing an application or software to see whether it contains faults and if it meets the demands of the user. It may also be described as a program's capacity to achieve the needed or intended outcomes. A distinct phase is termed the testing phase in many software engineering approaches, and it is undertaken after the implementation is completed. The advantage of this method is that itis difficult to recognize one’s own flaws, and a fresh eye may spot apparent flaws much more quickly faster than someone who has already read the content several times. Manual Testing System Testing Testing must be done once the system has been properly created to check that itis, operating as planned. This is also to ensure that the system fits the previously specified standards. Aside from that, application testing can aid in the discovery of faults that are concealed from the user. Unit testing, functional testing, and integration testing are three different forms of testing. Before it is made available to the consumer, it must be thoroughly tested Objective Testing The major purpose of objective testing is to verify that the software produced is of high quality. One of the main goals of objective testing is to see if all of the components of the mobile application work properly. We've completed objective testing satisfactorily. All of the project's or application's components are functioning properly. Usability Testing This testing is done to see how user-friendly and simple the system is to operate. The usability testing part of our system was completed successfully. It has a user-friendly graphical user interface. The system's functioning is easily understood by all users. Compatibility Testing Compatibility testing is done to see if a piece of software will run on a different platform. So, this project has passed this test; it runs on the most recent browser and performs well. Load Testing Load testing is used to determine how the system will behave under a certain load, The programmer was tested with a large number of users accessing resources at the same time, and the response time of the system was satisfactory. Security Testing Security testing is done out to reveal the software's flaws. All of the admin's accounts are safe with this system. Functional Testing After the unit testing, the functional testing will take place. Each module's functioning is checked during this functional testing. This is to guarantee that the system satisfies the criteria and standards. Log in with different roles for the first functional test. The goal is to guarantee that the proper page is loaded with the correct navigation bar.Testing Tool Many testers consider Selenium as a place to begin their journey towards test automation. Most of us have heard of Selenium WebDriver, but digging further reveals that creating your ‘own framework is not as simple as it appears. The majority of automation test courses presume a substantial amount of prior knowledge or expertise. Many individuals abandon up at this stage since they can't find anything "simple." A simpler way into the field of automated testing is required. Selenide is a mineral that can help with this. A buddy of mine recently introduced me Selenide, a Selenium-based framework. | have some Selenium experience and wanted to see if there were any other frameworks that are similar, simpler, and faster that I could use in my everyday job. | realized that anyone, regardless of expertise, can prepare their skeleton for creating automated test scripts using Selenide, which is faster than doing so with Selenium. Why is Selenide used? For novices, it may be a nice place to start, and for seasoned automation testers, it may be a new tool. So, what is Selenide, and why is it useful for both novice and experienced automation testers? Selenide is a Selenium WebbDriver-based testing framework. It comes with strong selectors, easy configuration, simple fluent API for testing, Working directly with Selenium requires extra code to pick the appropriate element. You must type the following into an element: in Selenide, driver findElement (By...) .The function driver findElement has been shortened to $. Of course, you can use Selenium's Page Factory notation, but it's still a lot more code than Selenide. Isn'tit great? But what if you want to select a collection of elements? In Selenium you need to Use driver. find element in Selenide this would be $$. This helps you to write less code, and more importantly, more readable code. Ifyou are looking for elements using a console you use almost the same notation. Why? Because in jQuery we also use $ Selenium’s writing-awaits technique is rather sophisticated. Consider what happens if we click @ Login button on a web page. We have no idea how long welll have to wait to log in, or even whether welll be able to get in at all. We can assume that logging in takes five, ten, or even more seconds. For this reason, we may utilize an implicit wait. This isn’t a practical technique, though, because what if the server answers in a fraction of a second? Our test will then pause for another 4 or 9 seconds. Furthermore, our test will fail ifit takes longer than 10 seconds. To solve this problem with Selenium, we utilize an explicit wait. 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