Final Year Project
Final Year Project
MirzaMuraD (Varanasi)
(affiliateD to aKtu uniVersity, lucKnoW)
A
Project report on
BANK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the
degree of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING in
COMPUTER SCIENCE (AIML)
UNDER THE GUIDANCE
Of
HOD SIR
SUBMITTED BY:
NAME ROLL NO.
SURBHI RAI 2104281530043
HIMANSHU Kr.SINGH 210428530022
session:2022-25
Certificate
ACKNOWLDMENT
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all those who supported and guided
me throughout the development of this project, "Bank Management System".
First and foremost, I am deeply thankful to my project guide, [Professor’s Name], for
their constant encouragement, expert advice, and valuable feedback during every stage
of this project. Their guidance helped me refine my ideas and make this project a
successful learning experience.
I would also like to thank the Head of the Department and the faculty members of the
Computer Science and Engineering Department at KASHI INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY for providing the necessary resources, support, and academic
environment essential for the completion of this project.
A special thanks to my friends and classmates who offered support and suggestions
during the development process. Their constructive input was vital in overcoming
technical and logical challenges.
Finally, I am grateful to my family for their continuous support, patience, and
motivation, which played an important role in the successful completion of this project.
This project has not only enhanced my technical skills such as HTML, CSS, Java, and
SQL, but also deepened my understanding of real-world software development
processes.
DECLARATION
ABSTRACT
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1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVE
3. SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
4. EXISTING SYSTEM VS
PROPOSED SYSTEM
5. SYSTEM DESIGN
6. IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS
7. SCREETSHOTS /UI
8. TESTING
9. CONCLUSION
11. REFERENCE
1. INTRODUCTION
1. In today’s fast-paced digital world, the demand for secure and
efficient online banking systems has grown significantly.
Traditional banking methods, which often involve long queues and
time-consuming manual processes, are no longer sufficient to meet
the expectations of modern customers. To address these challenges,
the Bank Management System has been developed as a solution
that simplifies and digitises core banking functions.
2.
3. This project aims to simulate the operations of a real banking system
through a web-based platform that enables users to access banking
services anytime and from anywhere. The system provides features
such as account creation, balance inquiry, fund transfers, and
transaction history tracking. It also includes an administrative
module that allows authorised personnel to manage user accounts,
view system logs, and oversee transactions.
4.
5. The application has been developed using HTML and CSS for the
frontend to create a clean, responsive user interface, and Java for
the backend to implement the core business logic. SQL is used to
handle data storage, retrieval, and management, ensuring the system
can perform complex operations securely and efficiently.
6.
7. This project not only demonstrates the practical use of programming
and database management skills but also reflects an understanding
of how to design and implement a real-world application with
security, accuracy, and user experience in mind. It serves as a
foundational model for integrating technology into the banking
sector and enhancing service delivery through automation.
2. OBJECTIVE
The primary objective of the Bank Management System Web Application is to
design and develop a secure, efficient, and user-friendly web-based platform that
automates essential banking operations for both customers and administrators.
3. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
3.1 Software :
8.
9. 4. Existing system vs proposed
system
10. 15.
11. 13. 16.
12. Feature 14. 17.
Existing System 18. Proposed System
5. System design
5.1 Architectural Diagram/Block Diagram
Back end
Frontend
Java
application Jdbc driver
J Forms
Swing GUI
Driver
Manager
31. 5.2 Flow chart
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5.3 Case diagram