ATM Management System Assignment
ATM Management System Assignment
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Contents
1. 1. Theory of the Project
2. 2. Problem Statement and How to Solve It
3. 3. Advantages and Disadvantages
4. 4. Implementation of Code
5. 5. Output Screenshots
6. 6. Conclusion
7. 7. Future Scope / Work
8. 8. References
1. Theory of the Project
The ATM Management System is a Java-based software application designed to simulate the
core functionality of an Automated Teller Machine (ATM). It facilitates common banking
tasks such as account creation, deposit, withdrawal, balance inquiry, and PIN management.
The system is developed using object-oriented programming concepts and integrates a
database to store user account details securely. Encryption is used to protect user PINs. This
project aims to offer a simplified yet effective representation of a real-world ATM system.
2. Problem Statement and How to Solve It
Problem Statement:
Design and implement a secure and user-friendly ATM management system in Java that
allows users to perform basic banking transactions while ensuring data privacy and
security.
Solution Approach:
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
1. Account: Contains attributes like accountNumber, userName, balance, and encrypted PIN.
2. ATMManager: Provides methods to create accounts, deposit, withdraw, check balance,
and change PIN.
3. Main: Demonstrates the working of the system using console-based interaction.
The system uses Java’s MessageDigest for encrypting PINs and optionally connects to a
database like SQLite for persistent storage of account data.
4. Output Screenshots
Sample Output (Console-Based):
Create Account:
Enter Name: Vaishnavi
Enter PIN: 1234
Account created successfully.
Deposit:
Enter Account Number: 1001
Enter Amount: 5000
Amount deposited successfully.
Withdraw:
Enter Account Number: 1001
Enter Amount: 2000
Withdrawal successful.
Check Balance:
Account Balance: 3000.0
Change PIN:
New PIN set successfully.
5. Conclusion
The ATM Management System successfully demonstrates core banking functionalities using
Java and object-oriented design. It shows the use of secure PIN handling, proper class
structure, and database support. This project is a good learning model for students to
understand system design, security, and data handling in applications.
6. Future Scope / Work
- Integrate a graphical user interface (GUI) using JavaFX or Swing.
- Add login authentication and session management.
- Introduce transaction history tracking.
- Expand to a client-server model to support multi-user access.
- Improve security using multi-factor authentication (MFA).
7. References
- E. Balagurusamy, Programming with Java
- Herbert Schildt, Java: The Complete Reference
- Java SE API Documentation (Oracle)
- SQLite JDBC Driver Documentation
- TutorialsPoint & GeeksforGeeks Java Tutorials