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ABSTRACT

The project "Big Data Job Analysis" delves into the dynamics of the
contemporary job market, specifically focusing on positions related to big
data. Through a comprehensive analysis of job postings, skill requirements,
and industry trends, this study aims to provide insights into the evolving
landscape of big data jobs. The findings contribute valuable information for
job seekers, employers, and educators, shedding light on the skills and
qualifications in demand for successful careers in the rapidly expanding
field of big data.
Job analysis provides essential support for corporate strategic planning
and is the basis of human resource management. It can help organizations
comprehensively analyse the work that needs to be performed. In this paper,
the work method of job analysis is used to analyze the structure of the key
work elements of the recruiting position. This meets the requirements of the
company's general manager and the employment demand department,
hoping to determine the key work elements of each position to improve the
suitability of newly hired employees with the company.
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CONTENTS
Page No

Acknowledgementi

Abstract ii

Contents iii

List of Figures vi

CHAPTER No Topic Page No

1 Introduction 1

2 System Anaiysis 3

2.1 Existing system 3

2.2 Proposed system 3

3 Literature Survey 5

4 System Requirements 6

4.1 Software Requirements 6

4.2 Hardware Requirements 6

5 System Study 7

5.1 Feasibility Study 7

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5.1.1 Economical Feasibility 7

5.1.2 Technical Feasibility 8

5.1.3 Social Feasibility 8

6 System Design 9

6.1 System Architecture 10

6.2 UML Diagram 11

6.2.1 Goals 12

6.2.2 USE CASE Diagram 13

6.2.3 Class Diagram 14

6.2.4 SEQUENCE Diagram 15

6.2.5 COLLABRATION DIAGRAM 16

7 Input AND Output Design 17

7.1 Input Design 17

7.2 Output Design 19

8 Implementation 20

8.1 Modules 20

9 Software Environment 21

9.1 Python 52

9.2 Source code 55

10 Results 56

10.1 Types of Tests 56

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10.1.1 Unit Testing 56

10.1.2 Integration Testing 57

10.1.3 Functional Test 57

10.1.4 System Test 58

10.1.5 White Box Testing 59

10.1.6 Black Box Testing 59

10.1.7 Acceptance Testing 61

10.2 Output Screens 68

11 Conclusion 69

12REFERENCES 71

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LIST OF FIGURES

S.NoTITLE PAGE NO

1 System Architecture 9

2 UML Diagrams 15

3 Compiling and interpreting python source code 42

4 Output Screens 54

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