Project Report on

Online Shopping

Submitted To: NIKITA MAAM

Subject Teacher: NIKITA MAAM

Designation: HOD OF IT DEPARTMENT

Submitted By:
SHUBHASHREE SAHOO
Student Name: SHUBHASHREE SAHOO

Class: 10TH B
Roll No: 12
Subject: Information Technology (402)
Session: 2024 - 2025

Certificate
This is to certify that the project entitled ‘Online
Shopping’ is a bonafide work done by Shubhashree
Sahoo of Class X, Session 2024 – 2025 in the partial
fulfilment of CBSE Examination, 2025 and has been
carried out under my direct supervision and
guidance.

NIKITA MAAM
Mr. / Ms. Name of the Subject Teacher

Designation

Acknowledgement
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to
my teacher (Name of the teacher) as well as our Principal
(Name of the Principal), who gave me the golden
opportunity to do this wonderful project on “Online
Shopping”, which also helped me in doing a lot of
Research and I came to know about many things. I am
really thankful to them.

Secondly, I would also like to thank my parents and friends

who helped me a lot in finalizing this project within the
limited time frame.

Last but not least, I would like to thank all those who
helped (directly or indirectly) towards the completion of
this project.

Name of Student: SHUBHASHREE SAHOO

Class X B

INDEX
Sn Contents Page No Teacher’s
o Signature

1. Introduction of the Project

2. Objectives of the Project

3. Hardware and Software Requirements

4. Steps to Create a Database

 ➔ Creating a Database

➔ Creating a Table

➔ Inserting Data in a Table

➔ Creating Relationships between

Tables

➔ Creating Queries

➔ Creating a Form

➔ Creating a Report

Introduction of the Project

A customer (consumer) visits an online business portal. And goes through
online catalogue, is the website where an e-retailer displays the products. It
contains descriptions, graphics, and sometimes product reviews. After going
through the products, the customer makes a selection. This activates the second
area of the store known as the shopping cart. The shopping cart allows the
customer to collect the items for purchase. Items in the shopping cart, can be
added, deleted, or even saved for a future visit.
When the item is ready for the purchase, the customer proceeds to the
checkout. At this time, the customer enters his/her personal and financial
information through a secure web connection. The transaction and the financial
data are automatically verified at a banking website. If the bank approves the
transaction, the customer receives a confirmation of the purchase. Then, the e –
retailers processes the order and sends it to the fulfilment centre, where it is
packaged and shipped to the customer, so that the customer can track the order.
The order may take a few days, after the purchase, to reach the customer. When
you are purchasing online, make sure that you have entered all the required
information.
Typically, you need to type your full address, including the ZIP or postal code,
your phone number, and your credit/debit card number, its expiry date and the
security code. Many retailers require you to open an account on their website.
Therefore, before making a purchase, you should set up your account and then
log into the website. These days many online companies are providing the
facility of 'Cash On Delivery' or 'COD'. It means you can play through cash for
the goods you have purchased only after the goods are delivered to you. There
is also a return policy; if you don't like the product you can return it within the
stipulated time.

Objectives and Scope of the Project

LibreOffice Base Project: Online Shopping
The main objective of this research to enhance skills about Online
Shopping using a computerized system. It provides the details of
Customers and Orders of Online Shopping in a simple way. This
project is useful for getting the results in simple manner.
Hardware and Software Specifications

Hardware:
• Processor: intel i5 vPRO 10th gen
• Processor Speed: 800 MHz
• RAM: 16 GB
• Hard disk: NIL
 • SSD: 512 GB

Software:
• At least 600Mb available disk space for a default install
(including a JRE) via download. After installation and deletion of
temporary installation files.
• Operating System: Microsoft Windows(Windows XP, Windows
2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 *)
• LibreOffice will use approximately 500Mb disk space.
• LibreOffice

Main Components of Online Shopping

Database
Customer Table: The table stores the information of
the Customers.
Orders Table: The table stores the information of the
orders placed by the customers.
Relationships: Both the tables will be linked using the
different relationships.
Query: Query is used to retrieve information from one
or more tables based on the set of conditions you
define using the table fields.
Forms: These are used to create and make data entry in
database tables easier.
Reports: It is effective way of analysing and presenting
data in a specific layout.
Creating a Database
Step 1: Open a new database in libreoffice application.
Step 2: Database Window will appear.

Step 3: Click Next and Finish.

Step 4: Save as dialog box will appear. Choose the desired location and enter
the filename. Click Save button.
Database window displays with different option to create Tables, Queries,
Forms and Reports.

Table in a database can be created using:

1. Create Table in Design View
2. Using Wizard to create table
3. Create View

Creating Customer Table and Order Table for Online Shopping

Customer Table
Data in Customer Table

Order Table
 Data in Order Table

Creating Relationships between the Tables

Step 1: Click Tools and Relationships option.
Step 2: Add Tables window will appear. Select Customer Table and Order Table
from the list and Click Add.
Step 3: Drag Cust ID field from Customer Table towards Cust ID of Order Table.
Step 4: Relationship between two tables is created.

Creating Queries
Queries can be created using Wizard, using Design View and create a query in
SQL View.
Creating Query using Wizard
Step 1: Select Create Query in Design View from the database.
Step 2: Add Table or Query window will appear.
Step 3: Select the tables for which query has to be created. Step
4: The main window is divided into two parts. In the top part of
the window, it displays the tables selected and bottom part will
be displayed with certain options such as Field Name, Alias
option if the user would like to give an alternate name, if the
sorting has to be applied also it can be applied.
Step 5: Automatically the visible option will be enabled for the selected fields.
Step 6: If you want to add any function for a particular field also it can be added. The user
can also apply the criteria (means a condition) to the fields.
Step 7: On the Toolbar, Run Query and Clear Query options are enabled.
Step 8: If you select Run Query option from the toolbar, depending on the conditions given
by you the data will be displayed accordingly.
Step 9: Later you can also add the different fields and change the conditions and execute
the query.
Step 10: Give the name for the query to view further.

Creating Forms
Forms are the systematic way of storing the information in a database. It is an interface
where the user can easily view the data, enter the data and change the data in the database
such as tables.
The forms and table interlinked with each other which means that whatever changes are
made in the form will automatically get reflected in the table.
Creating a form using Wizard
Step 1: Open Created Database application.
Step 2: Select the database object as Forms. It displays two options such as Create Form in
Design View and Use Wizard to Create Form.
Step 4: In the Create Wizard form it consists of 8 steps. Here, step by step will redirect you to
design the form.
Step 5: Apply different styles and Click Next.

Step 6: In this window, the user has an option to work with the form or modify the form and
Click Finish. The form will be displayed with all the records and the settings.
Step 7: User can enter the new record details and Click Save. The newly added record will be
updated in the respective table and Click Save which is available at the bottom of the
window.

Creating Reports
Reports are used to display the data in the summarized manner and these are in the printed
form. The complete output will be generated and displayed to the user in a detailed manner.
Creating a report using Wizard
Step 1: Open created Database application.
Step 2: Select the database object as Reports and select Use Wizard to Create Report option.
Step 3: It displays six options such as Field Selection, labelling fields, Grouping, Sort Options,
Choose Layout, Create Report.
Step 4: Select the fields from the tables which are required and click on Next Option. Here,
we can change the name of the fields if required.
Step 5: The final report will be displayed
 Limitations of the Project
➢ LibreOffice can open and edit Microsoft Office files, there
are occasional compatibility issues, especially with
complex formatting, macros, or advanced features. This
can be a concern for users who need to exchange files
with others who use Microsoft Office.
➢ LibreOffice can struggle with very large documents or
spreadsheets, and performance might degrade with
complex or data-heavy files.
➢ Doesn’t integrate well with third party software and
applications.
➢ Project works smoothly with less volume of data, but
once increase in data will slow the process.
➢ Poor User Interface.
➢ Project creation takes time.
Future Scope and Enhancement
➢ Listed limitations will overcome in upcoming
versions.
➢ Working on User Interface.
➢ Able to deal with large volume of data.
 Bibliography
➢ Information Technology (Subject Code: 402) Grade 10
Text book
➢ Information Technology NCERT Text book
➢ LibreOffice Base Guide pdf