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National Educational Society ®

Synopsis
on
“Army Management System”

Submitted by

Kishan V V 4JN21CS070
Megharaja G 4JN21CS085
Manju P S 4JN21CS080
Nittur Annappa 4JN22CS411

Students of V semester BE under the supervision and guidance of

Sushma B R BE, MTech


BLOOD DONATION SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION:

This is a mini-project where all the details of the soldiers can be inserted and modified.
Also this database contains the department,sting operations and dependent details.
Basically this project gives a view on how a database can be managed.

A military base is a facility that houses one or more troops and can also serve as a
command post, a training area, or a test site. Military bases typically rely on outside
assistance to function.Even though different suppliers provide weapons and non-
weapon materials like, clothes, food,water, and other essentials for the military base
population to survive on their own for extended periods, the military base controls
the distribution of the derived materials among the soldiers and non-soldiers to
ensure their practical usability and fruitful performance of the employee who gets
them. Some of the soldiers can be transferred to other military bases. Therefore, they
need to track these soldiers' information and corresponding military base. All the
employees must have insurance and can access the permission under reasonable
circumstances. Lastly, the military base tracks the information of the soldiers who go
on the mission and gives special attention to wanted criminal missions.

PROBLEM STATEMENT:

Army database management system” is used to store the information of soldiers. It is very
difficult to store all the records of all the soldiers in a paper. Hence this Army Management
System contains a database consisting of Personal information, Family information,
Address information, Training information, Regiment information, Weapons and Award
details of the soldiers. Admin can login using his/her username and password. He/She can
get the information of soldiers and can also update the details.

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OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT:

1. To provide details of all soldiers.


2. To provide details of all regiments.
3. To provide information about the Army and its hierarchy.
4. To update the records in the existing table to reflect changes in the original table.
5. To delete the information of Ex-serviceman.

ENTITIES:
 Personal information:Attributes included are Soldier_id, S_name, Gender, Dob,
Blood_group, Date_of_join, Regi_name.
 Adress_info: Attributes included are S_id, State, Address.
 Family_info: Attributes included are sol_id, Name,Relationship, Ph_no.
 Traininf_info: Attributes included are So_id, Type, R_name, Duration.
 Regiment_info: Attributes included are Reg_name, Center.
 Weapon_info: Attributes included are Sr_id, Wp_id, Wp_name.
 Awards_info: Attributes included are Sd_id, Award_name.

ENTITY-RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM:
An Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) is a visual representation of the data
model that defines the relationships between different entities in a database. It
typically includes entities, attributes, and the relationships between them. If you
have a specific question or need assistance with creating an ERD, feel free to
provide more details.

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FIG 1. ER Diagram of Army Management System

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SCHEMA DIAGRAM:
A schema diagram visually represents the structure of a database, depicting
tables, their columns, and the relationships between them. It provides an
overview of the database's organization, helping users understand how different
pieces of information are related and stored.

FIG 2. Schema Diagram of Army Management System

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REQUIREMENT:
 BACKEND:
o MySQL
o PHP
 FRONTEND:
o HTML
o CSS
o JS

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