TECHREVIVE

PROJECT REPORT
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the
degree of Master of Computer Applications of A P J Abdul Kalam
Technological University

Submitted by:

MERIN BABU (SJC23MCA-2042)

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, PALAI

CHOONDACHERRY P.O, KOTTAYAM

KERALA

NOVEMBER 2024
 ST. JOSEPH’ S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AND TECHNOLOGY, PALAI
(An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified College)
CHOONDACHERRY P.O, KOTTAYAM KERALA

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the project work entitled Techrevive submitted by Merin
Babu student of Third semester MCA at ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, PALAI in partial fulfillment for the
award of Master of Computer Applications is a bonafide record of the project
work carried out by her under our guidance and supervision. This report in any
form has not been submitted to any other university or institute for any purpose.

Prof. Anish Augustine Dr. Rahul Shajan Dr. Rahul Shajan

(Project Guide) (Project Coordinator) (HoD-Dept. of CA)

Submitted for the Viva-Voce Examination held on

Examiner 1:

Examiner 2:
 DECLARATION

I Merin Babu, do hereby declare that the project titled "Techrevive" is a record of
work carried out under the guidance Prof.Anish Augustine, Asst. Professor,
Department of Computer Applications, SJCET, Palai as per the requirement of the
curriculum of Master of Computer Applications Programme of A P J Abdul Kalam
Technological University, Thiruvananthapuram. Further, I also declare that this report
has not been submitted, full or part thereof, in any University / Institution for the award
of any Degree / Diploma.

Place: Choondacherry Merin Babu

Date: (SJC23MCA-2042)
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The success of any project depends largely on the encouragement and guidelines of many
others. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to those people who
have been instrumental in the successful completion of this project.
First and foremost, I give all glory, honor and praise to God Almighty who gave me
wisdom and enabled me to complete the project successfully.
I also express sincere thanks, from the bottom of my heart, to my parents for their
encouragement and support in all my endeavors and especially in this project.
Words are inadequate to express my deep sense of gratitude to Dr. V. P Devasia, Principal,
SJCET, Palai for allowing me to utilize all the facilities of our college and for his
encouragement.
I extend my sincere gratitude to Dr. Rahul Shajan, HOD, Department of Computer
Applications, SJCET, Palai who has been a constant source of inspiration and without
his tremendous help and support this project would not have been materialized.
I owe a particular debt of gratitude to my project guide, Prof. Anish Augustine ,
Asst.Professor, Department of Computer Applications, SJCET, Palai for all the
necessary help and support that he has extended to me. His valuable suggestions,
corrections, and the sincere efforts to accomplish my project even under a tight time
schedule were crucial in the successful completion of this project.
I extend my sincere thanks to all our teachers and non-teaching staff of SJCET, Palai for the
knowledge they have imparted to me over the last three years.
I would also like to express my appreciation to all my friends for their comments, help and
support.
 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

VISION

To emerge as a centre of excellence in the field of computer education with

distinct identity and quality in all areas of its activities and develop a new
generation of computer professionals with proper leadership, commitment, and
moral values.

MISSION
❖ Provide quality education in Computer Applications and bridge the gap
between the academia and industry.
❖ Promoting innovation research and leadership in areas relevant to the
socio-economic progress of the country.
❖ Develop intellectual curiosity and a commitment to lifelong learning in
students, with societal and environmental concerns.

PEO’S (Program Educational Objectives)

1. MCA Graduates will be able to progress career productively in software
industry, academia, research, entrepreneurship pursuits, government,
consulting firms and other IT enabled services.
2. MCA Graduates will be able to achieve peer-recognition as an individual
or in a team by adopting ethics and professionalism, and communicate
effectively to excel well in crisis and inter-disciplinary teams.
3. MCA Graduates will be able to continue life-long professional
development in computing and in management that contributes in self and
societal growth.
 20MCA245 MINI PROJECT

Co No CO Blooms Category

Identify a real-life project which is useful to society Level 2:

CO1
/ industry Understand

Interact with people to identify the project Level 3:

CO2
requirements Apply

Apply suitable development methodology for the

Level 3:
development of the product / project
CO3
Apply

Level 4:
CO4 Analyse and design a software product / project
Analyse

Test the modules at various stages of project Level 5:

CO5
development Evaluate

Level 6:
CO6 Build and integrate different software modules
Create

Level 3:
CO7 Document and deploy the product / project
Apply
 SYNOPSIS

"TECHREVIVE" is an innovative, Python-based web application developed to address the

increasing demand for convenient and accessible gadget repair services. In today’s world,
where we rely heavily on electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, and smartwatches, the
need for prompt and efficient repair solutions is essential. This platform allows customers to
book doorstep repair services for various electronic devices and also offers e-waste collection
services, contributing to environmentally responsible disposal. Designed primarily for the FYG
Store, the application centralizes all repair and e-waste management processes, with the store
owner serving as the system's admin, who oversees all activities.

The platform supports four distinct user roles: Admin, Technician, E-waste Collector, and
Customer, each playing a vital role in the system’s functionality. The Admin manages service
requests, registers technicians and collectors, and allocates tasks. Technicians can accept or
reject assigned repairs, while e-waste collectors handle collection requests and record disposal
locations. This user-based structure ensures efficient workflow and transparency in both repair
and recycling services. By providing easy-to-access repair options and promoting sustainable
e-waste management, TECHREVIVE makes gadget upkeep more manageable and eco-
friendly.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction_______________________________________________1
1.1 About the project………………………………... 2
1.2 Objective of the project…………………………..2
1.3 Scope of the project……………………………… 3
2. Initial investigation and Feasibility study_______________________4
2.1 Initial Investigation…………………………... .5
2.2 Feasibility study……………………………..….6
2.2.1 Economic Feasibility………………………....7
2.2.2 Technical feasibility…………………………..7
2.2.3 Behavioral feasibility………………………....7
2.2.4 Operational feasibility……………………......8
3. System Analysis_____________________________________________9
3.1 System Analysis………………………………...10
3.2 Existing system…………………………………10
3.3 Proposed System……………………………….11
3.4 Software Requirement Specification………….11
4. Modules__________________________________________________16
4.1 Modules…………………………………………17
4.1.1 Admin…………………….…………17
4.1.2 Technician…………………...………18
4.1.3 Ewaste Collector……………………18
4.1.4 Customer……………………………19
5. Flow Diagrams____________________________________________20
5.1 Data Flow Diagram……………………………..21
6. System Design_____________________________________________ 26
6.1 System Design…………………………………...27
6.2 Input Design……………………………………..27
6.3 Output Design…………………………………...28
6.4 Table Design…………………………………….28
7. Tools and Platforms________________________________________35
7.1 Front end…………………………………………….36
7.2 Back end……………………………………………..36
7.3 Framework…………………………………………..36
7.4 Platform……………………………………………...36
7.5 Database……………………………………………..37
8. Testing___________________________________________________38
8.1 Unit Testing …………………………………………39
8.2 Integration Testing………………………………….39
8.3 System Testing………………………………………39
8.3.1Acceptance Testing …………………………...40
8.3.2 Validation Testing…………………………….40
8.3.3 Black Box Testing…………………………….40
8.3.4 White Box Testing…………………………….40
8.4 Sample Test Cases…………………………………...41
9. System Implementation_____________________________________42
9.1 Implementation……………………………………...43
9.2 Problem Statement………………………………….43
9.3 Problem Definition………………………………….44
10. Conclusion_______________________________________________45
11. Appendices______________________________________________ 47
A. Sample Screens………………………………………48
B. Sample Code………………………………………….55
C. Hardware and Software Requirements…………….61
D. Bibliography………………………………………….61
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INTRODUCTION

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 About The Project

"TECHREVIVE" is an innovative, Python-based web application developed to address the

increasing demand for convenient and accessible gadget repair services. In today’s world,
where we rely heavily on electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, and smartwatches, the
need for prompt and efficient repair solutions is essential. This platform allows customers to
book doorstep repair services for various electronic devices and also offers e-waste collection
services, contributing to environmentally responsible disposal. Designed primarily for the
FYG Store, the application centralizes all repair and e-waste management processes, with the
store owner serving as the system's admin, who oversees all activities.
The platform supports four distinct user roles: Admin, Technician, E-waste Collector, and
Customer, each playing a vital role in the system’s functionality. The Admin manages service
requests, registers technicians and collectors, and allocates tasks. Technicians can accept or
reject assigned repairs, while e-waste collectors handle collection requests and record disposal
locations. This user-based structure ensures efficient workflow and transparency in both
repair and recycling services. By providing easy-to-access repair options and promoting
sustainable e-waste management, TECHREVIVE makes gadget upkeep more manageable and
eco-friendly.

1.1.1 Objective of The Project

The primary objective of this project is to create an all-encompassing, web-based platform
designed to provide seamless repair services for electronic gadgets, paired with responsible e-
waste management options. With the increasing reliance on electronic devices in daily life,
this platform aims to meet the growing need for accessible and efficient repair solutions by
allowing customers to conveniently book doorstep repair services. This feature not only
improves the user experience but also encourages the maintenance and longevity of devices,
reducing the frequency of replacements. The platform also includes a dedicated e-waste
collection function, facilitating sustainable disposal practices to help reduce the environmental
impact of electronic waste.

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1.1.2 Scope of The Project

The scope of this project includes the creation of a comprehensive online service management
system, designed to handle various user roles such as administrators, technicians, e-waste
collectors, and customers. This platform allows for streamlined booking, assignment, and
tracking of repair services, along with systematic e-waste collection and disposal tracking. Its
functionality spans from user registration and task allocation to service management and eco-
friendly waste processing, making it a versatile tool for businesses focused on offering
convenient repair services and supporting environmental sustainability.

Data entry screens are designed such that they are very user friendly and minimum typing is
required from the user,

• Not much training required.

• The new web application is more user friendly.
• It aims on paperless work.
• Fast access information.
• Efficient traceability.
• Duplication of data will be avoided.
• Menu driven interface provides ease to use.
• Availability of previous data for future reference.

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INITIAL INVESTIGATION AND

FEASIBILITY STUDY

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2.1 INITIAL INVESTIGATION

The initial investigation for this project highlights the growing demand for accessible, reliable
gadget repair services and responsible e-waste disposal. With electronic devices becoming
indispensable in everyday life, users often face challenges when their gadgets malfunction.
Traditional repair services may be inconvenient, while doorstep repair offers added ease and
customer satisfaction. Additionally, the rise in e-waste poses environmental concerns, creating
a need for responsible collection and disposal solutions. This platform aims to address both
issues by providing users with a streamlined process to book repair services and request e-
waste pickups from their homes.
A market analysis reveals that while many repair services focus on in-store solutions, few
combine direct booking and e-waste collection in a single platform. By integrating both
services, this project fills a significant gap, catering to users who value convenience and
environmental responsibility. It aligns with global trends in sustainability, making it appealing
to tech-savvy and eco-conscious users. This unique approach also offers businesses a chance
to expand their service offerings, making the platform valuable to both customers and repair
stores alike.
The project’s technical requirements involve creating a robust system with four distinct user
roles: Admin, Technician, E-waste Collector, and Customer. Key functionalities include
booking management, real-time updates, and secure user profiles. Python, chosen for its
flexibility and support for web development, will ensure the platform is scalable, responsive,
and easy to maintain. With attention to usability, scalability, and data security, the project
aims to deliver a reliable platform that addresses customer needs, supports e-waste
management, and promotes sustainable practices.

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2.2 FEASIBILITY STUDY

System feasibility is a test or evaluation of the complete system plan. Such an evaluation is
necessary to define the application area along with the extend and capability to provide the
scope of computerization together with suggested output and input format and potential
benefits. Feasibility study is a proposal according to the work ability, impact on the
organization, ability to meet user’s needs and efficient use of resources. The feasibility study
is conducted to determine if the proposed system is feasible or not. Feasibility analysis
evaluates the candidate systems and determines the best system that needs performance
requirements. The purpose of feasibility study is to investigate the present system, evaluate
the possible application of computer-based methods, select a tentative system, evaluate the
cost and effectiveness of the proposed system, evaluate impact of the proposed system on
existing personnel and ascertain the need for new personnel. All projects are feasible when
given unlimited resources and infinite time. It is both necessary and prudent to evaluate the
feasibility of a project at the earliest possible time. A feasibility study is not warranted for
systems in which economic justification is obvious, technical risk is low, few legal problems
are expected and no reasonable alternative exists. An estimate is made of whether the
identified user needs may be satisfied using current software and hardware technologies. The
study will decide if the proposed system will be cost effective from the business point of view
and if it can be developed in the given existing budgetary constraints. The feasibility study
should be relatively cheap and quick. The result should inform the decision of whether to go
ahead with a more detailed analysis. Feasibility study may be documented as a separated
report to higher officials of the top-level management and can be included as an appendix to
the system specification. Feasibility and risk analysis are related in many ways. If there is
more project risk then the feasibility of producing the quality software is reduced.

The key combinations are involved in the feasibility study:

◼ Economic Feasibility.
◼ Technical Feasibility.
◼ Behavioral Feasibility.
◼ Operational Feasibility

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2.2.1 Economic Feasibility

The "TECHREVIVE" application demonstrates strong economic feasibility, with manageable

initial investments in software development, database setup, and cloud hosting. Leveraging
Python-based open-source tools reduces licensing costs, making the platform cost-effective.
Additionally, TECHREVIVE is positioned to generate a steady revenue stream by attracting a
wide customer base that values the convenience of doorstep repair services. Increased service
requests, coupled with potential revenue from e-waste collection, enhance the platform’s
profitability. The automation of administrative tasks, service requests, and tracking
mechanisms is likely to yield long-term cost savings by reducing manual errors and
administrative overhead, thus providing a positive return on investment.

2.2.2 Technical Feasibility

From a technical standpoint, TECHREVIVE is highly feasible, leveraging Python's versatility

along with frameworks like Django or Flask for a secure and scalable backend infrastructure.
Python’s vast libraries and robust community support facilitate efficient development and
maintenance. The application is designed to be scalable with cloud hosting options, allowing
it to expand as service demand grows. Integrations with payment gateways enhance both user
experience and operational efficiency. Regular software updates and a secure backup protocol
ensure that the platform remains stable, secure, and adaptable to future needs.

2.2.3 Behavioral Feasibility

TECHREVIVE is expected to achieve high user acceptance, as it aligns with the preferences
of modern customers who seek convenience in booking doorstep repair services. The user-
friendly interface caters to diverse user roles—customers, technicians, e-waste collectors, and
the admin—ensuring smooth onboarding and minimal training requirements. Technicians and
e-waste collectors will require only brief tutorials to manage their roles, while the admin, with
some training, can effectively oversee the system using an intuitive dashboard. Given the
efficient workflows and customer-centric features, user adaptation is anticipated to be smooth,
with a positive reception among all stakeholders.

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2.2.4 Operational Feasibility

The operational feasibility of TECHREVIVE is reinforced by its efficient resource

management and streamlined workflows. The platform allows the admin to manage all
aspects of repair and e-waste service requests, from registration to assignment and task
tracking. Designed to scale, TECHREVIVE can accommodate more technicians and expand
service areas as demand grows. Additionally, its integration of e-waste collection aligns with
regulatory and environmental standards, making the platform eco-friendly and potentially
eligible for green certifications. This operational efficiency ensures that TECHREVIVE can
reliably support both current and future demand.

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SYSTEM ANALYSIS

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3.1 System Analysis

Analysis is a structured method for identifying and solving problems. Analysis implies
breaking something into its parts so that the whole may be understood. The definition of
system analysis not only process analysis but also that of synthesis, which implies the process
of putting parts together to form a new whole. All the activities relating to the life cycle phase
must be performed managed and document. To design a system, we need requirements of the
system and the specification document are prepared in this phase. The purpose of this
document is to specify the functional requirement of the software that is to build. The
specifications are intended to guide the activities, relationships and all other objectives. The
main thing is to find what is to be done to solve the problems with the current system. In the
phase the problems or drawbacks of the current system is identified and the necessary actions
to solve these problems are recommended

3.2 Existing System

The existing system for managing gadget repairs and e-waste disposal is fragmented and often
inconvenient for users. Typically, customers in need of repairs must rely on in-store service
centers or independent repair providers, which usually require them to either visit a physical
location or mail their devices for service. This process can be time-consuming and lacks the
flexibility needed in today’s busy lifestyle, as customers may face issues with transport, long
wait times, and limited access to reliable repair centers. Transparency is often lacking in terms
of service pricing and progress tracking, leaving users unsure of the status and quality of the
repair. Additionally, the process for e-waste disposal remains separate from repair services.
Users who wish to dispose of non-functional or outdated gadgets often must search
independently for recycling centers, municipal disposal programs, or specialized e-waste
management companies. This disconnection can lead to improper disposal practices, as users
may be unaware of or lack convenient access to disposal services, contributing to
environmental issues related to e-waste accumulation. In regions where recycling facilities are
scarce or inconveniently located, users may resort to storing old gadgets or discarding them
improperly, missing out on opportunities for responsible disposal and material recovery.
Overall, the existing system lacks a unified solution that could streamline both repair services
and e-waste collection, making it difficult for users to manage all their device-related needs

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on a single platform. An integrated system that offers easy booking for gadget repairs along
with accessible e-waste disposal options would significantly enhance user convenience,
encourage eco-friendly practices, and better support customers in maintaining their devices
responsibly.

3.3 Proposed System

The proposed system is an integrated web platform designed to streamline gadget repair
services and e-waste management into a single, efficient solution. Customers will be able to
easily book doorstep repair services for various electronic devices, eliminating the need for
in-store visits. The platform will feature user registration and profile management, allowing
customers to track their repair requests, view service history, and receive real-time updates on
the status of their services, thereby enhancing transparency and trust.
In addition to repair services, the platform will incorporate an e-waste collection feature,
enabling users to request pickups for non-functional gadgets directly from their homes. E-
waste collectors will manage their collection assignments and log disposal sites, promoting
responsible recycling practices. The system will support four user roles—Admin, Technician,
E-waste Collector, and Customer—ensuring an efficient workflow and accountability. By
leveraging modern web technologies, the proposed system aims to enhance the customer
experience and contribute to environmental sustainability through responsible electronic
waste disposal.

3.4 Software Requirement Specification(SRS)

This Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document provides a detailed description of

the Integrated Repair and E-Waste Management System. It outlines the system's functional
and non-functional requirements, including user roles, interfaces, and overall system behavior.

A. Purpose
The purpose of this system is to provide a comprehensive web platform that allows users to
book gadget repair services and request e-waste collection from the comfort of their homes.
This system aims to enhance user convenience, promote responsible e-waste disposal, and
streamline the management of repair services.

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B. Scope
The scope of the project includes the development of an online platform with the following
features:
• User registration and profile management
• Booking of repair services for various electronic gadgets
• E-waste collection request management
• Role-based access for Admin, Technician, E-waste Collector, and Customer
• Real-time status updates for repair requests and e-waste collections
• Administrative management of users and service requests
C. Overall Description
❖ Product Perspective
The "TECHREVIVE & E-WASTE" web application is a new, independent system designed
to streamline the management of electronic repair services and e-waste collection. It is a web-
based platform that leverages modern web development technologies such as HTML, CSS,
Bootstrap, Python, Django, jQuery, Ajax, and Javascript. The backend uses SQLite for
database management.
❖ Product Functions
• Admin Functions: User registration, service allocation, system management,
report generation, and user feedback management.

• Technician Functions: Service request management, status updates, and

billing.

• E-waste Collector Functions: E-waste request management and yard

selection.

• Customer Functions: Service booking, e-waste collection requests, complaint

submission, feedback provision, and payment processing.

❖ User Characteristics
• Admin: Experienced in managing web applications, familiar with store
operations.

• Technician: Skilled in repairing electronic gadgets, capable of managing

online service requests.

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• E-waste Collector: Knowledgeable about e-waste management, capable

of handling collection logistics.

• Customer: General users with basic knowledge of online booking

systems.

❖ Constraints
• The system must be compatible with Windows 11.

• The application should ensure data security and privacy for all users.

• The system must handle multiple user requests simultaneously without performance
degradation.

❖ Assumptions and Dependencies

• The system assumes a stable internet connection for optimal performance.

• The application is dependent on the availability of technicians and e-waste collectors

for timely service delivery.

• Future enhancements may include integration with third-party payment gateways or

expansion to other operating systems.

D. Functional Requirements
❖ User Registration and Authentication
• Users should be able to register with their basic details (name, email, password,
contact number).
• Users must be able to log in and log out securely.
❖ Profile Management
• Users can view and update their profile information.
• Users can view their repair request history and e-waste collection requests.
❖ Repair Service Booking
• Customers can browse available repair services and book a service by selecting a date
and time for the technician's visit.
• Customers will receive a confirmation of their booking and a unique request ID.
❖ E-Waste Collection Request
• Customers can request e-waste pickups, specifying the type and quantity of items.
• Customers will receive a confirmation of their e-waste collection request.

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❖ Role-Based Access Control

• Admin: Manage user accounts, assign technicians, oversee e-waste collections, and
generate reports.
• Technician: View assigned repair requests, accept or reject requests, and update the
status of repairs.
• E-Waste Collector: View assigned collection requests, log the disposal location, and
update the status of collections.
• Customer: Book repair services, request e-waste pickups, and view their service
history.
❖ Notifications and Updates
• Users should receive notifications via email or within the application regarding the
status of their repair requests and e-waste collections.
E. Non-Functional Requirements
❖ Performance
• The system should handle up to 500 concurrent users without performance
degradation.
• Response time for user actions should not exceed 2 seconds under normal load.
❖ Usability
• The interface should be intuitive and user-friendly, allowing users to navigate easily
through the platform.
• The system should provide help and support resources for users.
❖ Security
• User data must be securely stored and encrypted.
• The system should implement role-based access controls to protect sensitive
information.
❖ Scalability
• The system should be designed to accommodate future growth, allowing for the
addition of more services, users, and features without major redesign.
F.User Interface Requirements
• The application should have a responsive design suitable for both desktop and mobile
devices.
• Clear and consistent navigation should be maintained across all pages.
G. System Architecture

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❖ System Design
The system architecture follows a client-server model, where the client interacts with the
application through a web browser, and the server processes requests using Python and
Django. The database layer is managed by SQLite.
• Front-end: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax.

• Back-end: Python, Django.

• Database: SQLite.

❖ Data Flow
1. User Interaction: Users interact with the web application via a browser.

2. Request Handling: The Django server processes the requests, interacting with the
database.

3. Response Generation: The server sends back the processed data to the client for
display.

G. Conclusion
This SRS document outlines the key requirements for the Integrated Repair and E-Waste
Management System. The successful implementation of these requirements will ensure that
the system meets user needs, provides reliable services, and promotes environmentally
responsible practices.

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MODULES

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4.1 MODULES

In a software project, a module is a collection of source files and build settings that divides a
project into distinct units of functionality. Modules can be used to: Make software easier to
use, Define program boundaries, Implement separate modules for different areas of a program,
and Partition the system design or code.

Modules can be designed to be reusable and can be called by the program as needed. They
can also be imported from others, which may be called a library

4.1.1 Admin Module

Administrator is the person who manages the software. He/she is the person who focuses on
the data and reports of the software. He/she is the person who add brands, categories, districts,
places, products, yards. He/she also performs the allocation of service bookings and e-waste
collection requests.

a) The admin has supreme power over the system.

b) The admin enter valid email id and password; log on to the admin
home page.
c) The admin shall able to view all the registered users.
d) The admin can register technicians and e-waste collectors.
e) The admin should have the permission to view the details of service booking
and provision to allocate service to technicians.
f) The admin is responsible for maintaining and updating the whole system.
g) Admin should have the provision to view and allocate e waste
collection requests.
h) Admin should have the provision to add brands,category,yard,district,place,product.
i) Admin should have the provision to view reports on working of the system.
j) Admin should have the provision to view feedbacks regarding the system.
k) Admin should have provision to view complaints regarding services and reply to
them.
l) The system should have the provision to logout.

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4.1.2 Technician Module

The Technician module enables technicians to view and update their own information. In
addition, they can viewthe work assigned by the administration and can complete the work.
a) The system should have a provision to login the technician by
entering email id and password.
b) After logging in the technician have the permission to view and edit their profile.
c) The technician should have the permission to edit the password
that is already given by the admin.
d) The technician should have the permission to view the service
bookings allocated to do that are assigned by the admin.
e) Technician should have the provision to accept and reject the assigned service.

f) Technician should have the provision to update work status.

g) Technician should have the provision to generate bill.

h) System should have the provision to logout.

4.1.3 E-waste Collector

The E-Waste Collector module is designed for collectors to manage e-waste collection
requests and ensure responsible disposal.They can also view and update their own
information. In addition, they can view the work assigned by the administration and can
complete the work of collecting e-waste. Also have a provision to select the yard where the
collector dumped the e-waste.
a) The system should have a provision to login the e-waste collector by entering email
id and password.
b) After logging in the collector have the permission to view their profile details.
c) The collector should have the permission to edit the password that is already given
by the admin.
d) The collector should have the provision to view the allocated e-waste collection
requests.
e) Collector should have the provision to confirm and reject the collection request
allocated to them.
f) Collector should have the provision to select the yard where the e-waste is dumped

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after collecting.
g) Collector should have the provision to view the confirmed collection requests.
h) System should have the provision to log out.

4.1.4 Customer

The Customer module allows users to easily access repair services and e-waste collection
through a straightforward interface.They are main users of this application. They can book
repair services for their electronic appliances at doorstep. Also can send an e-waste collection
request for collecting e-wastes. They can post complaints regarding the service done by
technician or send feedback about the web application.

a) The system should have a provision to register a new user by filling a registration
form.
b) The registered customers can log into the system by entering email id and password.
c) After logging in customer must have a provision to view their profile and edit profile.
d) Customers should have the permission to change password.
e) There should a provision for customers in order to book service by submitting a form.
f) Customer should have a provision to view their service request and its status.
g) Customer should have the permission to view bill details of the service and a provision
for payment.
h) Customer should have the provision to request e-waste collection.
i) Customer should have the provision to view their given e-waste collection requests and
its status.
j) Customer should have the provision to give complaints against technicians and view
reply.
k) Customer should have the provision to give feedback regarding the web application.

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5.1 Data Flow Diagram(DFD)

DFD is the abbreviation for Data Flow Diagram. The flow of data of a system or a process is
represented by DFD. It also gives insight into the inputs and outputs of each entity and the
process itself. DFD does not have control flow and no loops or decision rules are present.
Specific operations depending on the type of data can be explained by a flowchart. Data Flow
Diagram can be represented in several ways. The DFD belongs to structured-analysis
modeling tools. Data Flow diagrams are very popular because they help us to visualize the
major steps and data involved in software-system processes.

Data Flow Diagram Symbols

External entity: An outside system that sends or receives data, communicating with the
system being diagrammed. They are the sources and destinations of information entering or
leaving the system. They might be an outside organization or person, a computer system or a
business system. They are also known as terminators, sources and sinks or actors. They are
typically drawn on the edges of the diagram.

Process: Input to output transformation in a system takes place because of process function.
The symbols of a process are rectangular with rounded corners, oval, rectangle or a circle.
The process is named a short sentence, in one word or a phrase to express its essence.

Data Flow: Data flow describes the information transferring between different parts of the
systems. The arrow symbol is the symbol of data flow. A relatable name should be given to

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the flow to determine the information which is being moved. Data flow also represent
material along with information that is being moved. Material shifts are modeled in systems
that are not merely informative. A given flow should only transfer a single type of
information. The direction of flow is represented by the arrow which can also be bi-
directional.

Data Store: Also known as warehouse. The data is stored in the warehouse for later use. Two
horizontal lines represent the symbol of the store. The warehouse is simply not restricted to
being a data file rather it can be anything like a folder with documents, an optical disc, a filing
cabinet. The data warehouse can be viewed independent of its implementation. When the data
flow from the warehouse it is considered as data reading and when data flows to the
warehouse it is called data entry or data updation.

Levels of DFD

DFD uses hierarchy to maintain transparency thus multilevel DFD’s can be created. Levels of
DFD are as follows:
◼ 0-levelDFD
◼ 1-levelDFD
◼ 2-levelDFD
Rules for creating DFD

❖ The name of the entity should be easy and understandable without any extra assistance
❖ The processes should be numbered or put in ordered list to be referred easily.
❖ The DFD should maintain consistency across all the DFD levels.
❖ A single DFD can have maximum processes upto 9 and minimum 3 processes.

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CONTEXT LEVEL-LEVEL 0 DFD

LEVEL 1-ADMIN

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LEVEL 1-USER

LEVEL 1-TECHNICIAN

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LEVEL 1-E-WASTE COLLECTOR

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SYSTEM DESIGN

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6.1 SYSTEM DESIGN

System designing is the process of defining the architecture, components, modules, interfaces
and data for a system to satisfy specified requirements. it is a solution to a “how to” approach
compared to system analysis which is a “what is” orientation. it translates the system
requirements into ways of making them operational. The design phase focuses on the detailed
implementation of the system recommended in the feasibility study. The system which is in
making is developed by working on two different modules and combining them to work as a
single unit. That single unit is the one which is known as the new software. We go through the
different design strategies to design the system we are talking about. In the input design we
decide which type of input screens are going to be used for the system in making. In the
output design we decide the output screens and the reports that will be used to give the output
and in the database design we decide what all tables will be required and what all fields will
be there in those tables. Each of them discussed briefly below.

6.2 Input Design

Input design converts user-oriented inputs to computer-based formats, which requires careful
attention. The collection of input data is the most expensive part of the system in terms of the
equipment used and the number of people involved. In input design, data is accepted for
computer processing and input to the system is done through mapping via a map support or
links. Inaccurate input data is the most common cause of errors in data processing. The input
screens need to be designed more carefully and logically. A set of menus is provided which
help for better application navigation. While entering data in the input forms, proper
validation checks are done and messages will be generated by the system if incorrect data has
been entered. The objective of input design is to create an input layout that is easy to follow
and prevent operator errors. It covers all phases of input from creation of initial data into
actual entry of the data to the system for processing. The input design is the link that ties the
system into world of its users. The user interface design is very important for any application.
The interface design defines how the software communication within itself, to system that
interpreted with it and with human who use it. The input design requirements such as user
friendliness, consistent format and interaction dialogue for giving the right message and help
for the user at right time are also considered for the development of the project.

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6.3 Output Design

Outputs are the most important and useful information to the user and to the department.
Intelligent output designs will improve systems relationships with the user and help much in
decision-making. Outputs are also used to provide a permanent hard copy of the results for
later use. The forms used in the system are shown in the appendix. The outputs also vary in
terms of their contents, frequency, timing and format. The users of the output, its purpose and

sequence of details to be printed are all considered. The output forms a system in the
justification for its existence. If the outputs are inadequate in any way, the system itself is
inadequate. The basic requirements of output are that it should be accurate, timely and
appropriate, in terms of content, medium and layout for its intended purpose. Hence it is
necessary to design output so that the objectives of the system are met in the best possible
manner.

6.4 Table Design

The efficiency of an application using SQLITE-3 Server is mainly dependent upon the
database tables, the fields in each table and joined using the fields contained in them to
retrieve the necessary information. A table is a set of data elements that is organized using a
model of vertical columns and horizontal rows. A table has a specified number of columns,
but can have any number of rows. Each row is identified by the values appearing in a
particular column subset which has been identified as a unique key index. The primary
objective of a database design is fast response time to inquiries, more information at low cost,
control of redundancy, clarity and ease of use, accuracy and integrity of the system fast
recovery and availability of powerful end-user language.

There are mainly 20 tables in the project. They are,

1. Admin
2. User
3. Ewastecollector

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4. Technician
5. Brand
6. Category
7. District
8. Place
9. Gallery
10. Type
11. Yard
12. Collectedewaste
13. Servicebill
14. Complaint
15. Ewastebooking
16. Feedback
17. Servicebook
18. Assignewastebooking
19. Assignservicebook
20. Product

1.Table: Admin
Description: This table is used to store the details of admin.
Sl.n Field Name Data type Size Constraints
o
1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 admin_name CharField 100 Not Null
3 admin_email CharField 100 Not Null
4 admin_password CharField 50 Not Null

2. Table: Brand
Description: This table is used to store brand names.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 brand_name CharField 50 Not Null

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3. Table: User
Description: This table is used to store the details of user.
Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints
1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 user_name CharField 50 Not Null
3 user_gender CharField 50 Not Null
4 user_contact CharField 50 Not Null
5 user_email CharField 50 Not Null
6 user_photo FileField Not Null
7 user_proof FileField Not Null
8 user_password CharField 50 Not Null
9 user_address CharField 100 Not Null
10 place IntegerField ForeignKey

4. Table: Ewastecollector
Description: This table is used to store details of e-waste collector.
Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints
1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 Ewastecollector_name CharField 50 Not Null
3 Ewastecollector_contact CharField 50 Not Null
4 Ewastecollector_email CharField 50 Not Null
5 Ewastecollector_photo FileField Not Null
6 Ewastecollector_proof FileField Not Null
7 Ewastecollector_password CharField 50 Not Null
8 Ewastecollector_vehicleno CharField 50 Not Null
9 Ewastecollector_vehiclemodel CharField 50 Not Null
10 Ewastecollector_vehicleimg FileField Not Null

5. Table: Technician
Description: This table is used to store details of technician.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 technician_name CharField 50 Not Null
3 technician_gender CharField 50 Not Null
4 technician_contact CharField 50 Not Null
5 technician_email CharField 50 Not Null
6 technician_password CharField 50 Not Null
7 technician_photo FileField Not Null
8 technician_experience CharField 100 Not Null
9 technician_address CharField 100 Not Null
10 category IntegerField ForeignKey

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6. Table: Category
Description: This table is used to store category names.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 category_name CharField 50 Not Null

7. Table: District
Description: This table is used to store district names.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 district_name CharField 50 Not Null
8. Table: Place
Description: This table is used to store place names.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 place_name CharField 50 Not Null
3 district IntegerField ForeignKey
9. Table: Gallery
Description: This table is used to store product images.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 gallery_image FileField Not Null
3 product IntegerField ForeignKey

10. Table: Type

Description: This table is used to store product types.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 type_name CharField 50 Not Null

11. Table: Yard

Description: This table is used to store e-waste yard names.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 yard_name CharField 50 Not Null

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12. Table: Collectedewaste

Description: This table is used to store collected e-waste details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 collectedewastedumped_date DateField Not Null
3 collectedewaste_weight CharField 100 Not Null
4 Ewaste IntegerField ForeignKey
5 yard IntegerField ForeignKey

13. Table: Servicebill

Description: This table is used to store bill details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 servicebill_date DateField Not Null
3 servicebill_amount CharField 100 Not Null
4 servicebill_noofdays CharField 100 Not Null
5 servicebill_details CharField 200 Not Null
6 servicebill_additionaldetai CharField 200 Not Null
ls
7 servicebill_partamount CharField 100 Not Null
8 assignedservicebooking IntegerField ForeignKey

14. Table: Complaint

Description: This table is used to store complaint details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 complaint_title CharField 50 Not Null
3 complaint_content CharField 50 Not Null
4 complaint_date DateField Not Null
complaint_status IntegerField Not Null
5
6 complaint_reply CharField 100
7 technician IntegerField ForeignKey
8 user IntegerField ForeignKey

15. Table: Ewastebooking

Description: This table is used to store e-waste collection request booking details.

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Sl. Field Name Data type Size Constraints

no
1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 ewastebooking_details CharField 50 Not Null
3 ewastebooking_date DateField Not Null
4 ewastebooking_status IntegerField Not Null
5 ewastebooking_collectionpoint CharField 100 Not Null
6 user IntegerField ForeignKey

16. Table: Feedback

Description: This table is used to store user feedbacks.

Sl.n Field Name Data type Size Constraints

o
1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 feedback_content CharField 100 Not Null
3 technician IntegerField ForeignKey
4 user IntegerField ForeignKey

17. Table: Servicebook

Description: This table is used to store service booking details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 Servicebook_details CharField 100 Not Null
3 Servicebook_address CharField 100 Not Null
4 Servicebook_date DateField Not Null
5 Servicebook_status IntegerField Not Null
6 payment_status IntegerField Not Null
7 category IntegerField ForeignKey
8 brand IntegerField ForeignKey
9 user IntegerField ForeignKey

18. Table: Assignewastebooking

Description: This table is used to store e-waste booking assignment details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 aeb_status IntegerField Not Null
3 collector IntegerField ForeignKey
4 ewastebooking IntegerField ForeignKey

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19. Table: Assignservicebook

Description: This table is used to store service booking assignment details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 asb_status IntegerField Not Null
3 technician IntegerField ForeignKey
4 servicebooking IntegerField ForeignKey

20. Table: Product

Description: This table is used to store product details.

Sl.no Field Name Data type Size Constraints

1 id IntegerField Primary key
2 Product_name CharField 50 Not Null
3 product_image FileField Not Null
4 Product_description CharField 100 Not Null
5 type IntegerField ForeignKey

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TOOLS AND PLATFORM

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7. TOOLS AND PLATFORM

7.1 Front End:HTML, CSS, JavaScript,Bootstrap

The front end of a website is what users directly interact with, built using HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and Bootstrap. HTML provides the structure of web pages, laying out elements
like headings, paragraphs, and links. CSS styles these elements, adding colors, fonts, and
layouts to make the site visually appealing. JavaScript enables interactivity, allowing users to
engage with dynamic features like buttons and animations. Finally, Bootstrap offers us
various pre-designed components and styles for creating responsive and modern layouts
across various devices, making development faster and more consistent. Together, these tools
create a visually appealing and user-friendly web experience.

7.2 Back End:Python

The back end of a Django application is developed using Python, a versatile and easy-to-read
programming language. In Django, Python handles all server-side logic, including managing
requests, processing data, and interacting with the database. Python's readability and extensive
libraries make it ideal for creating robust and scalable web applications, enabling Django to
provide a smooth, efficient back end experience.

7.3 FrameWork:Django

Django is a high-level web framework for building backend applications using Python. It
simplifies web development by providing built-in tools for handling database management,
URL routing, authentication, and more. Django follows the Model-View-Template (MVT)
architecture, which promotes organized and maintainable code, making it easy to build robust
and secure applications quickly.

7.4 Platform:Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a lightweight and powerful code editor used as the primary
platform for developing and managing the project. With support for multiple programming

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languages, extensions, and features like debugging, syntax highlighting, and Git integration,
VS Code makes coding, testing, and deploying applications convenient and efficient. It’s
especially helpful for Django development, as it provides tools to streamline coding in Python
and managing web files in one workspace.

7.5 Database:SQLite

SQLite is a lightweight, self-contained database engine that Django uses by default. It stores
data in a single file on disk, making it simple to set up and ideal for development and small
projects. SQLite requires minimal configuration and provides essential features for managing
data, like creating tables, querying data, and handling relationships. Although it's not typically
used for high-traffic applications, SQLite is highly effective for testing, prototyping, and
small-scale applications due to its simplicity and portability.

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TESTING

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8. TESTING

8.1 Unit Testing

Here we test each module individually and integrated the overall system. Unit testing focuses
verification efforts even in the smallest unit of software design in each module. This is known
as” module testing”. The modules of the ”TECHREVIVE” are tested separately. This testing
is carried out in the programming style itself. In this testing each module is focused to work
satisfactorily as regard to expected output from the module. There are some validation checks
for the fields. Unit testing gives stress on the modules independently of one another, to find
errors. Different modules are tested against the specifications produced during the design of
the modules. Unit testing is done to test the working of individual modules with test servers.
Program unit is usually small enough that the programmer who developed it can test it in a
great detail. Unit testing focuses first on that the modules to locate errors. These errors are
verified and corrected and so that the unit perfectly fits to the project

8.2 Integration Testing

Data can be lost across an interface, one module can have an adverse effect on the other sub
functions, when combined they may not perform the desired functions. Integrated testing is
the systematic testing to uncover the errors within the interface. This testing is done with
simple data and the developed system has run successfully with this simple data. The need for
integrated system is to find the overall system performance. After splitting the programs into
units, the units were tested together to see the defects between each module and function. It is
testing to one or more modules or functions together with the intent of finding interface
defects between the modules or functions. Testing completed at as part of unit or functional
testing, integration testing can involve putting together of groups of modules and functions
with the goal of completing and verifying meets the system requirements.

8.3 System Testing

System testing focuses on testing the system as a whole. System Testing is a crucial step in
Quality Management Process. In the Software Development Life Cycle, System Testing is the
first level where the System is tested as a whole. The application/System is tested in an

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environment that closely resembles the production environment where the application will be
finally deployed. The perquisites for System Testing are: -

• All the components should have been successfully Unit Tested.

• All the components should have been successfully integrated.
• Testing should be completed in an environment closely resembling the production
environment. When necessary, iterations of System Testing are done in multiple environments.

8.3.1 Acceptance Testing

The system was tested by a small client community to see if the program met the
requirements defined the analysis stage. It was fond to be satisfactory. In this phase, the
system is fully tested by the client community against the requirements defined in analysis
and design stages, corrections are made as required, and the production system is built. User
acceptance of the system is key factor for success of the system.

8.3.2 Validation Testing

Data validation is the process of testing the accuracy of data. A set of rules we can apply to a
control to specify the type and range of data that can enter. It can be used to display error alert
when users enter incorrect values in to a form. Now performing validation testing in system
Centralized Social Welfare by undergoing validation for each tool and the validation
succeeded when the software function in a manner that can be reasonably accepted, by the
user.
8.3.3 Black box Testing
Testing Knowing the specified function that a product has been designed to perform, test can
be conducted that demonstrates each function that is fully operational, at the same time
searching for errors in each function. Black Box testing focuses on functional requirement of
the software.
8.3.4 White box Testing
Testing Knowing the internal working of a product test can be conducted to ensure that “all
gears mesh” that is internal operation performs according to specification and all internal
components have been adequately exercised.

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8.4 Sample Test Cases

TC Test Steps Expected Result Actual Result Status

No.
Run application Login screen is Login screen has been
and navigate to displayed. A filed displayed, fields for
login screen for entering entering email address
1 username, a field and password together Pass
for entering with a log in button is
password and a available.
button to submit
should be present
Enter an A message should A message has been
invalid be displayed stating displayed stating that
2 username and that user name and user name and Pass
invalid password are invalid password are invalid
password and
press the
button
Enter a valid User must A message has been
username and successfuly login to displayed stating that
3 password and the webpages. the login successful and Pass
press the button navigate into home
page
Enter a valid A message should A message has been
username and be displayed stating displayed stating that
4 leave that please enter the please enter the Pass
password and user name and username and
press the password password
button
Leave A message should A message has been
username and be displayed stating displayed stating that
5 password and that please enter the please enter the Pass
press the button user name and username and
password password
Leave A message should A message has been
username and be displayed stating displayed stating that
6 enter a valid that please enter the please enter the Pass
password and user name and username and
press the button password password

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SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

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9.SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

9.1 Implementation

Implementation includes placing the system into operation and providing the users and
operation personnel with the necessary documentation to use and maintain the new system.
Implementation includes all those activities that take place to convert from the old system to
the new. The new system may be totally new, replacing an existing system. Proper
implementation is essential to provide a reliable system to meet the organizational
requirements. Successful implementation may not guarantee improvement in the organization
using the new system, as well as, improper installation will prevent. There are four methods
for handling a system conversion. The Implementation Plan describes how the information
system will be deployed, installed and transitioned into an operational system. The plan
contains an overview of the system, a brief description of the major tasks involved in the
implementation, the overall resources needed to support the implementation effort, and any
site-specific implementation requirements. The plan is developed during the Design Phase
and is updated during the Development Phase the final version is provided in the Integration
and Test Phase and is used for guidance during the Implementation Phase. The
implementation phase ends with an evaluation of the system after placing it into operation of
time. The validity and proper functionality of all the modules of the developed application is
assured during the process of implementation. Implementation is the process of assuring that
the information system is operational and then allowing user to take over its operation for use
and evaluation. Implementation is the stage in the project where the theoretical design is
turned into a working system. The implementation phase constructs, installs and operated the
new system. The most crucial stage in achieving a new successful system is that it works
effectively and efficiently.

9.2 Problem Statement

In today's technology-driven world, the reliance on electronic gadgets has surged, leading to
significant challenges in managing their maintenance and disposal. Customers often struggle
to find reliable repair services, resulting in inconvenience and frustration due to lengthy
processes, limited availability, and a lack of transparency regarding service status and pricing.

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Additionally, improper disposal of electronic waste poses serious environmental risks, as

many users are unaware of responsible recycling practices or have limited access to
convenient e-waste collection options. Existing solutions are fragmented, forcing users to
navigate multiple channels for repairs and disposal, which leads to inefficiencies such as
missed appointments and increased electronic waste in landfills. Thus, there is an urgent need
for an integrated platform that streamlines the booking of gadget repairs and facilitates
efficient e-waste management, offering convenience, real-time tracking, and education on
responsible disposal, ultimately promoting sustainability in gadget usage and waste
management.

9.3 Problem Definition

The problem at hand is the increasing reliance on electronic gadgets, which, while enhancing
convenience and connectivity, also creates significant challenges in their maintenance and
responsible disposal. Customers frequently encounter difficulties in accessing reliable repair
services, facing issues such as inconvenient booking processes, lack of transparency regarding
service availability, and inadequate communication about repair statuses. Furthermore, the
improper disposal of e-waste poses severe environmental hazards, with many users lacking
awareness of proper recycling practices and struggling to find accessible e-waste collection
services. The fragmented nature of existing solutions exacerbates these challenges, resulting
in inefficiencies and increased electronic waste in landfills. Thus, there is a critical need for a
comprehensive platform that integrates gadget repair services with e-waste management,
simplifying the user experience and fostering responsible electronic waste disposal.

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CONCLUSION

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10 . CONCLUSION

The project was successfully completed within the time span allotted. All the modules are
tested separately and put together to form the main system. Finally, the modules are tested
with real data and it worked successfully. Thus the system has fulfilled the entire objective
defined.
This project will help the customer to book their electronic appliances related services in
TECHREVIVE. Our goal of developing this “TECHREVIVE” has come to get a good result
without many defects.
The main motive for developing this system is for the welfare of the society by giving respect
to the time of each person and to protect the environment from electronic wastes related
pollution. Since our daily live depends on electronic gadgets it is required to provide services
related to it at any time in best manner.

FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

The system has been designed in such a way that it can be modified with very little effort
when such needs arise in the future. New features can be added with slight modifications of
software which make it easy to expand the scope of this project. Though the system is
working on various assumptions, it can be modified easily to any kind of requirements.
Even though we have tried our best to present the information effectively and efficiently, yet
there can be further enhancement in the application. We have taken care of all the critical
aspects, which were needed to be taken care of. Because of fast changes in the world of
programming this system will gradually get outdated and less effective. For the time being it’s
possible to overcome problems by amendments and minor modifications to acknowledge the
need of fundamental design. Though the new system provides base for improving the
efficiency of operations, there are a lot of future enhancements that can be added to this
project. Keeping this in view, a provision has been made in the system to facilities easy
modification updating in the future. Any modification will not affect the normal working of
the system. It can also be converted into a mobile application.

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APPENDICES

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11. APPENDICES

APPENDICES A:Sample Screens

Home Page

Login Page

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User Registration

User Homepage

User Profile

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Book Service Request

Book EwasteCollection Request

User Complaint

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Admin Dashboard

Add Yards

Technician Registration

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Ewaste Collector Registration

Assign Booked Services

Assign Booked Ewaste Collection

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Technician homepage

View Assigned Services

Generate Bill

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Ewaste Collector homepage

View Assigned Ewaste Collection

Completed Collection List

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APPENDICES B:Sample Code

from django.shortcuts import render,redirect

from Admin.models import *
from Guest.models import *
from User.models import *
from Technician.models import Servicebill
# Create your views here.

def homepagetechnician(request):
if 'tid' in request.session:
techn=Technician.objects.get(id=request.session["tid"])
return render(request,"Technician/Technicianhomepage.html",{'data':techn})
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def TechnicianMyProfile(request):
if 'tid' in request.session:
techn=Technician.objects.get(id=request.session["tid"])
return render(request,"Technician/TechnicianMyProfile.html",{'data':techn})
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def TechnicianEditProfile(request):
if 'tid' in request.session:
techn=Technician.objects.get(id=request.session["tid"])
if request.method=="POST":
techn.technician_name=request.POST.get('txt_name')
techn.technician_contact=request.POST.get('txt_contact')
techn.technician_address=request.POST.get('txt_address')
techn.save()
return redirect("technician:technicianprofile")
else:
return render(request,"Technician/TechnicianEditProfile.html",{'data':techn})
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def TechnicianChangePass(request):
if 'tid' in request.session:
if request.method=="POST":

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techcount=Technician.objects.filter(id=request.session["tid"],technician_password=request.P
OST.get('txt_curr')).count()
if techcount>0:
techn=Technician.objects.get(id=request.session["tid"],technician_password=reques
t.POST.get('txt_curr'))
techn.technician_password=request.POST.get('txt_new')
techn.save()
return redirect("technician:technicianhome")
else:
return render(request,"Technician/TechnicianChangePassword.html")
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def TechnicianAssignedService(request):
if 'tid' in request.session:
serv=Assignservicebook.objects.filter(technician=request.session["tid"])
return render(request,"Technician/ViewAllocatedServices.html",{'res':serv})
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def ConfirmServ(request,cid):
if 'tid' in request.session:
serv=Assignservicebook.objects.get(id=cid)
serv.asb_status=2
serv.save()
return redirect('technician:Myassignedservice')
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def DeleteServ(request,cid):
if 'tid' in request.session:
serv=Assignservicebook.objects.get(id=cid)
bokid=serv.servicebooking_id
sbok=Servicebook.objects.get(id=bokid)
sbok.Servicebook_status=1
sbok.save()

serv.delete()
return redirect('technician:Myassignedservice')
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

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def ConfirmedServices(request):
if 'tid' in request.session:
serv=Assignservicebook.objects.filter(technician=request.session["tid"])
return render(request,"Technician/ViewConfirmedServices.html",{'res':serv})
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def ServiceBill(request,bid):
if 'tid' in request.session:
serv=Assignservicebook.objects.get(id=bid)
if request.method=="POST":
Servicebill.objects.create(servicebill_amount=request.POST.get('txt_amount'),service
bill_noofdays=request.POST.get('txt_days'),servicebill_partamount=request.POST.get('txt_pa
rts'),servicebill_additionaldetails=request.POST.get('txt_replaced'),servicebill_details=request
.POST.get('txt_issue'),assignedservicebooking=serv)
serv.asb_status=3
serv.save()
bokid=serv.servicebooking_id
sbok=Servicebook.objects.get(id=bokid)
sbok.Servicebook_status=4
sbok.save()
return redirect('technician:viewconfimedservice')
else:

return render(request,"Technician/GenerateBill.html",{'data':serv})
else:
return redirect('guest:Home')

def logout(request):

del request.session['tid']
return redirect('guest:Home')

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EwasteCollector registration
{% extends 'Admin/Head.html' %}
{% load static %}
{% block content %}
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<title>Document</title>
</head>
<body>
<div id="tab">

<br>
<br>
<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
{% csrf_token %}
<table border="1" align="center">
<tr>
<th colspan="2"><i><b>Ewaste Collector Registration</b></i></th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Name:</td>
<td><input type="text" name="txt_name" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Contact:</td>
<td><input type="text" name="txt_num" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Email:</td>
<td><input type="email" name="txt_email" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Password:</td>
<td><input type="password" name="txt_pass" required="required"></td>

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</tr>
<tr>
<td>Photo:</td>
<td><input type="file" name="file_photo" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Driving Licence:</td>
<td><input type="file" name="file_lphoto" required="required"></td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td>Vehicle Number:</td>
<td><input type="text" name="txt_vnumber" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Vehicle Modelname:</td>
<td><input type="text" name="txt_vname" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Vehicle Image:</td>
<td><input type="file" name="file_vphoto" required="required"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2"><center><input type="submit"
name="btn_submit">&nbsp;&nbsp;<input type="reset" name="btn_cancel"
value="Cancel"></center></td>
</tr>
</table>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<table border="1" align="center">
<tr><th colspan="10"><i><center>Ewaste Collectors</center></i></th></tr>
<tr>
<th>Sl No</th>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Contact</th>
<th>Email</th>
<th>Photo</th>
<th>Driving Licence</th>
<th>Vehicle Number</th>
<th>Vehicle Modelname</th>

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<th>Vehicle Image</th>
<th>Action</th>
<tr>
{% for i in result %}
<tr>
<td>{{forloop.counter}}</td>
<td>{{i.EwasteCollector_name}}</td>
<td>{{i.EwasteCollector_contact}}</td>
<td>{{i.EwasteCollector_email}}</td>
<td><img src="{{i.EwasteCollector_photo.url}}" width="150" height="150"></td>

<td><img src="{{i.EwasteCollector_proof.url}}" width="150" height="150"></td>

<td>{{i.EwasteCollector_vehicleno}}</td>
<td>{{i.EwasteCollector_vehiclemodel}}</td>
<td><img src="{{i.EwasteCollector_vehicleimg.url}}" width="150"
height="150"></td>
<td><a href="{% url 'webadmin:delewastec' i.id %}">Delete</a></td>
</tr>
{% endfor %}
</table>
</form>
</div>
<br>
<br>
<br><br>
<br>
<br>
<script>
{% if msg %}
alert("{{msg}}")
// window.location=""
{% endif %}
</script>
</body>
</html>
{% endblock content %}

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APPENDICES C: Hardware and Software Requirements

● Hardware Requirements

Processor : Intel Core i3

Random Access Memory : 4GB or above
Hard Disk/SSD : 240GB
Monitor : Color Monitor
Keyboard : Standard
Video : 800X600 256 colors

● Software Requirements

Operating System : Windows 11 or Higher

Front End : HTML,CSS,Javascript,Bootstrap
Environment : Django
Database : SQLite
Operating System : Windows 11
Documentation Tool : MS Word

APPENDICES D: Bibliography

Book References:

⚫ Taming Python By Programming by Dr. Jeeva Jose

Publications:

1. Dauzon, S., Bendoraitis, A., & Ravindran, A. (2016). Django: web development with
Python. Packt Publishing Ltd . Publisher Site | Google Scholar

2. Shaw, B., Badhwar, S., Bird, A., KS, B. C., & Guest, C. (2021). Web Development
with Django: Learn to build modern web applications with a Python-based framework.
Packt Publishing Ltd. Publisher Site | Google Scholar
3. Vincent, W. S. (2022). Django for Beginners: Build websites with Python and Django.
WelcomeToCode.. Publisher Site | Google Scholar

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4. Kiddee, P., Naidu, R., & Wong, M. H. (2013). Electronic waste management
approaches: An overview. Waste management, 33(5), 1237-1250. Publisher Site | Google
Scholar

5. Mundada, M. N., Kumar, S., & Shekdar, A. V. (2004). E‐waste: a new challenge for
waste management in India. International journal of environmental studies, 61(3), 265-
279. Publisher Site | Google Scholar

6. Sonego, M., Echeveste, M. E. S., & Debarba, H. G. (2022). Repair of electronic

products: Consumer practices and institutional initiatives. Sustainable Production and
Consumption, 30, 556-565. Publisher site | Research gate

Website References:

⚫ Retrieved from www.stackoverflow.com

⚫ Retrieved from www.w3schools.com

⚫ Retrieved from www.gihub.com

⚫ Retrieved from www.python.org

⚫ Retrieved from www.tutorialspoint.com

⚫ Retrieved from www.javatpoint.com

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