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Group 1 developed
the Sudley Elementary School Library Online database system that allows
library users to effectively manage and utilize the library’s book
circulation and inventory, and is a true education tool promoting
student usability thereby resulting in elevated reading and research
skills. Designed on the three-tier network architecture, data is
distributed and processed on the client, web server and database
server. Highlights of this system are that students can now search for
books within their reading level; Teachers are able to create and
maintain class reading lists; and Librarians are now able to accurately
manage inventory and book circulation. In addition, this system will
provide the Librarian staff an overall net savings of approximately 21
weeks.
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Group 2
developed the Stock Portfolio System (SPS).
The SPS is an internally used system that maintains stocks on the New York
Stock Exchange, the NASDAQ, and AMEX markets and performs a minimum of 200
transactions per day per broker. The SPS is designed for use by ABC
investments to maintain stock portfolios for their customers. Each broker
needs to track stock transactions, dividends, and short & long term
capital gains and losses. The SPS will allow management to generate
reports in order to perform individual broker and company wide trend
analysis.
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Group 3
developed
III Net (International Investment Information) an investment advisory
service for corporate investors to identify and capitalize their business
opportunities. This is accomplished by matching investor interests with
individuals or organizations seeking investments. Our goal was to develop
an online service permitting those who are seeking investments as well as
organizations promoting investment to interact. Our system enables users
to customize their interface by specifying their interest, region,
country, and sector. This system aims to provide a convenient and secure
online tool that provides for worldwide access to investment information.
The system also stores customer information and provides a low cost means
therefore replacing expensive and restrictive conferences and
advertisements, thereby expanding our clientele. Through these
capabilities III Net hopes to add values to customers by bringing
investment information to interested investors.
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Group 4
developed the Asset Inventory Management System (AIM) for a
geographically dispersed company. AIM will replace the current system
that stores over 50,000 computer asset data
stored in two distributed systems and
will track computer hardware,
software and fixed computer assets of an enterprise. AIM will help an
enterprise reduce total cost of ownership by minimizing the need to visit
individual desktops for routine management; help control software costs by
metering usage allowing an enterprise to only buy what is needed; improve
service levels by providing better information about hardware, software
and configurations; and improve end-user productivity by providing
consistent system configurations and minimizing desktop downtime.
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Group 5
developed the Metro Homes Patient
Management System (MHPMS) for Metro Homes Inc. a
group home healthcare facility for the
mentally and physically challenged that is based in Washington DC.
The organization currently owns eight group homes in Washington DC and is working
towards expanding its services to Maryland and Virginia. MHPMS streamlines the documentation process for clients, from the referral stage,
evaluation and admission, to the development of a client care plan. The MHPMS architecture is scalable, reliable and is
composed of a local area network with eight remote sites. MHPMS complies with the stipulations
set forth by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), as
well as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) of
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