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Case Study: East London Cricket Club Management System

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CHAPTER 1
1.1 Introduction
Cricket is an outdoor sport game that is played between two teams each consisting of 11 players who gets points by hitting a ball with a bat and running between two sets of sticks called stumps. (macmillandictionary.com)
The first ever international cricket match was played between Australia and England at the Melbourne cricket ground in March 1877. In cricket, the winner is decided based on the points a team scores. In cricket terms points are referred to as runs. If team A scores 200 runs then team B should score 200+1 run to be a winning team within specified over’s or the team B loses the game. An over has 6 balls that a bowling team bowls to the batting team. If both the team score the same number of runs then …show more content…

The club currently uses the manual paper based system for activities such as adding information about players and teams. The calculations such as strike rate and average are also done manually because of only few teams and few players are joined in the cricket club at present. But there is a need to computerize the club activities because the club is getting enrolment requests from many students whose details are very hard to manage manually. The new system is named as “East London Cricket Club management system”. Figure 1.8 East London Cricket Club logo
East London cricket club management system is a standalone management system which will help in performing the club activities to progress faster. This system is intended to help in managing all the information regarding the club and its members.
Moreover, the proposed system is concerned with designing a good user friendly interface which will make the human computer interactions much easy and faster. The user interface of the proposed system will be designed in such a way that there will be no confusion regarding who is the user of the system and what function each user can …show more content…

• To analyze the features that are required to be included in the proposed system.
• To compare the features of the current system with the proposed system that is to be developed.
• To identify the suitable methodology for the proposed system.
• To study the programming language that will be used to develop the new system.
• Test the implemented system for errors.
• Produce the documentation related with development of the entire system making it easy for future updates.

1.5 Project scope
The scope of this project is limited to certain features which will be discussed in detail. This system will be a standalone system having a unique authentication code for user’s which will be used to access the system. As in the existing system there is no need to make manual calculations, the board members (one of the user) will be able to make calculations automatically by entering the required values. The overall scope is to computerize the club activities, thus saving time by having a level of security.

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