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Donate Blood Save Life Essay

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CHAPTER NO: 1

INTRODUCTION

Project Profile Definition
Purpose
Objective
Scope
Front end and Backend
Technology and Literature Review
Domain Description
Functions and main modules of new system

1.1 Project Profile

Title : Donate Blood
Duration : 2016-17
Platform : JAVA
Front end : Android
Back end : SQLite
Internal Guide : Prof. Deep Patel
External Guide : Jaykumar Limbasiya
Submitted by : Parth Munjpara (130350116014) Piyush Lakhani (130350116013) Sagar Vasoya (130350116025)
Submitted to : NGI junagadh

1.2 Definition

Donate Blood Save Life, this application is based on Android which is used to save peoples life by immediately finding blood donor.

By entering only blood group and the STD code any person can …show more content…

CHAPTER NO: 2

Project Management

Project Development model (which model is used and why?)
Roles and Responsibilities ( Team Organization )
Project Scheduling ( Time line chart )

2.1 Project Development model (which model is used and why?)

We are using Spiral Model for our project development.

fig 2.1 : Spiral Model
It is used when,
Project is large
Requirements are unclear
Change may require at any time
Risk and cost evaluation is important

We selected spiral model because in our project not all requirements are clear from starting, different requirements may occur after starting development of our project
Any change may be needed any time in future also thus we select spiral model for our project development.

2.2 Roles and Responsibilities (Team Organization)

Parth Munjpara
Development
Requirement Gathering

Piyush Lakhani
UI Design
Testing

Sagar Vasoya
Database
Analysis

2.3 Project Scheduling (Time line chart)

fig 2.2 : Time line chart

CHAPTER NO: 3

System Requirements Study

User Characteristics
Hardware and Software

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