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    EXPERIMENT 1

    Aim: Prepare a SRS document in line with the IEEE recommended


    standards.
    Software Requirement Specification (SRS)
    1. Introduction
    1.1 Purpose
    1.2 Scope
    1.3 Definition, Acronyms and abbreviations
    1.4 References
    1.5 Overview
    2. The Overall Description
    2.1 Product Perspective
    2.1.1 System Interfaces
    2.1.2 Interfaces
    2.1.3 Hardware Interfaces
    2.1.4 Software Interfaces
    2.1.5 Communication Interfaces
    2.1.6 Memory Constraints
    2.1.7 Operations
    2.1.8 Site Adaptation Requirements
    2.2 Product Functions
    2.3 User Characteristics
    2.4 Constraints
    2.5 Assumptions for dependencies
    2.6 Apportioning of requirements
    3. Specific Requirements
    3.1 External Interfaces
    3.2 Functions
    3.3 Performance requirements
    3.4 Logical database requirements
    3.5 Design Constraints
    3.6 Software System attributes
    3.7 Organization of specific requirements
    3.8 Additional Comments.
    1. Introduction

    1.1 Purpose
    The purpose of this document is to provide a detailed outline of the
    requirements for the development of an E-Car Rental System. It aims to
    define the functionalities, constraints, and dependencies of the system
    to ensure a comprehensive understanding by all stakeholders involved
    in its development and implementation.

    1.2 Scope
    The scope of the E-Car Rental System encompasses the development of
    a web-based application that facilitates the rental of vehicles to
    customers. The system will allow users to browse available cars, make
    reservations, process payments, and manage rental bookings. It will also
    provide administrative tools for rental companies to manage their fleet,
    monitor reservations, and handle customer interactions.

    1.3 Definition, Acronyms and Abbreviations

     SRS: Software Requirement Specification


     E-Car Rental System: Electronic Car Rental System

    1.4 References

    The development of this document is based on various sources


    including academic papers, project reports, and online resources. The
    references consulted are:

    1. System, Online. 'Online Car Rental System'. Academia.edu. N.p., 2015.


    Web. 9 June
    2015.
    2. Scribd.com, Online. '49930505 Car Rental System Project Report'.
    N.p., 2015. Web. 9
    June 2015.
    3. Scribd.com, Online. 'Car Rental System Documentation'. N.p., 2015.
    Web. 9 June 2015.
    4. Freelancer, Online. 'Project Documentation Car Rental Company
    Software
    Development Freelancers and Jobs - Freelancer'. N.p., 2015. Web. 9 June
    2015.
    5. Slideshare.net, Online. 'Zook Car Rental System Project'. N.p., 2015.
    Web. 9 June 2015.
    6. Kaewman, Sasitorn. 'Online Decision Support System of Used Car
    Selection using K.
    Nearest Neighbor Technique'. IJFCC (2012): 164-166. Web.

    7. Wikipedia, Online. 'Use Case Diagram'. N.p., 2015. Web. 9 June 2015.

    1.5 Overview

    This document provides a comprehensive overview of the E-Car Rental


    System, covering its purpose, scope, functionalities, constraints, and
    requirements. The Car Rental System is the online facility to book cars
    online within few clicks only. Some people can not afford to have a car, for
    those people this system becomes very helpful. This system includes
    various cars, as per the customer order and comfort, it place the order and
    deliver the car as per the location within the area. For travelling a long
    distance, booking can be done via internet service only.

    2. The Overall Description

    2.1 Product Perspective

    2.1.1 System Interfaces


    The E-Car Rental System will feature a web-based interface accessible to
    users via internet browsers. It will also include a database interface for
    storing and retrieving rental information.

    2.1.2 Interfaces

     User Interface: The system will provide user interfaces for customers,
    administrators, employees, and maintenance managers, each with
    specific functionalities tailored to their roles.
     Hardware Interfaces: The system will require server-side hardware with
    specific specifications for processor, HDD, RAM, OS, Database, and
    Application. Client-side systems must also meet minimum requirements
    for processor, HDD, RAM, and OS.

     Software Interfaces: The system will interact with various software


    components including operating systems (Windows, Linux) and web
    browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Chrome).

    2.1.3 Hardware Interfaces:

    The hardware interfaces of the system include server-side and client-


    side systems with specific requirements for processing power, storage
    capacity, and memory.

    2.1.4 Software Interfaces:

    The software interfaces of the system include operating systems and


    web browsers used by users to access the application.

    2.1.5 Communication Interfaces:

    The system will utilize HTTP and FTP protocols for communication
    between the server and clients. It will also use TCP/IP network protocol
    for data transmission.

    2.1.6 Memory Constraints:

    The system will have memory constraints based on the server and client-
    side hardware specifications.

    2.1.7 Operations:

    The system will perform various operations including car rental


    management, availability checking, payment processing, and
    maintenance management.

    2.1.8 Site Adaptation Requirements:

    The system will be designed for 24/7 availability with minimal


    downtime. It will require an internet connection for operation.

    2.2 Product Functions:


    The core functions of the E-Car Rental System include:

     Car reservation management


     Availability checking
     Payment processing
     Maintenance management

    2.3 User Characteristics

    The system will cater to four main user roles:

     Admin: Responsible for system administration, car management, and


    order processing.
     Employee: Involved in updating the database, providing information to
    customers, and managing bookings.
     Maintenance Manager: Responsible for overseeing vehicle maintenance,
    updating the database, and communicating with the admin.
     Customer: Engages in browsing available cars, making reservations,
    processing payments, and managing bookings.

    2.4 Constraints

    The development of the system will be constrained by the use of specific


    technologies including PHP, Ajax, JavaScript, jQuery, and CSS. Additionally, the
    system will require an internet connection for operation.

    2.5 Assumptions for Dependencies

    Assumptions include:

     Users have authenticated accounts.


     The server must be online for system access.

    3. Specific Requirements

    3.1 External Interfaces

    The system will provide user interfaces for login, profile management, and
    order processing. It will also require hardware and software interfaces for
    server and client systems.
    3.2 Functions

    The system will perform functions such as reservation, availability checking,


    payment processing, and maintenance management.

    3.3 Performance Requirements

    The system must be responsive with minimal downtime to ensure efficient


    operation.

    3.4 Logical Database Requirements

    The database must efficiently store and retrieve rental information to


    support system functionalities.

    3.5 Design Constraints

    The system design will be constrained by the use of specific technologies


    including PHP, Ajax, JavaScript, jQuery, and CSS.

    3.6 Software System Attributes

    The system will prioritize security measures to prevent SQL injections and
    ensure data integrity. It will also require an internet connection for
    operation.

    This Software Requirement Specification (SRS) document provides a


    detailed overview of the requirements for the development of the E-Car
    Rental System, outlining its functionalities, constraints, and
    dependencies.

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