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Bank Management System Project

Introduction

The Bank Management System project is designed to manage various banking operations such as

account creation, fund transfers, deposits, and balance inquiries. This document outlines the

structure, design, and implementation details of a system built using fundamental data structures.

Requirements

Functional Requirements:

- User Registration and Login.

- Account creation (savings, checking, etc.).

- Deposit, Withdraw, and Transfer funds.

- Balance inquiry and transaction history.

Non-functional Requirements:

- Security (encryption of sensitive data).

- Performance (efficient data retrieval).

System Design

Data Structures:

- Linked Lists: For maintaining a list of transactions.

- Hash Maps: To store user account details for quick access.

- Queue: To manage pending requests or transactions.

- Trees (e.g., AVL trees or B-trees): For efficient searching and sorting of accounts.

Modules

User Module:

- User authentication, profile management.


Account Management Module:

- Creation and management of different account types.

Transaction Module:

- Handling deposits, withdrawals, and transfers.

Report Generation:

- Transaction history, account summaries.

Implementation

Classes and Objects:

- User, Account, Transaction, etc.

Functions:

- createAccount(), deposit(), withdraw(), transfer(), etc.

Data Flow and Architecture

Diagrams such as Use Case, Class, and Sequence diagrams help explain the workflow. A flowchart

illustrates operations such as login, transaction processing, and more.

Sample Code Snippets

Example code for data structure implementations, like using a hash map to store account

information, would be included in a complete version of this project.

Testing

Test cases for each module, including login, deposit, withdrawal, transfer, and error handling, are

necessary to ensure functionality and reliability.


Conclusion and Future Enhancements

Future enhancements could include adding an AI-based fraud detection module, mobile app

integration, and multi-factor authentication for increased security.

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