case study in c

[AJITH K V]

can anyone help me i need a case study in c for my bsc computer science course. if anyone suggest any ideas or have a topic for me please help me...

[weaknessforcats]

Try this:

Banking Project Specification

Course Project

You are a developer at a software company marketing financial products. The Marketing Department has signed a contract for a Bank Accounting System. Your assignment is to create the accounting portions of the system. Someone else will do the final graphical user interface (GUI). Your user interface need only be sufficient to test your objects.

According to a bank accountant contacted by Marketing, the accounting system must be able to handle various types of accounts: 1) checking accounts, 2) savings accounts, 3) credit card accounts, 4) and loans.

The bank uses unique random account numbers to identify accounts. That is, the account number is not a code for a type of account.

Customers are also kept on a bank mailing list. There is a department in the bank whose function is to keep the customer name, address, city, state, and zip code current. There are separate mailing lists for credit card customers and loan customers. A customer may appear on multiple mailing lists.

One customer can have multiple accounts (multiple checking, multiple savings, etc.).

One account can have several customers (joint accounts, for example).

Checking accounts require checks containing the date, check number, payee, and amount. Deposits will be accepted and will contain date, deposit amount, and tracking number.

Savings accounts require deposits and withdrawals. Each deposit or withdrawal will contain the date of deposit or withdrawal, the amount and the tracking number.

Credit card accounts require charges and payments. A charge will contain the date of charge, the name of the business, the amount and the tracking number. A payment will contain the date, the amount of the payment and the tracking number. Credit card accounts have a credit limit. Charges beyond the limit are not accepted.

Loan accounts keep track of the loan amount and current balance. Payments are made by check or by a transfer from another account. Payments contain the date and amount and a tracking number.

Account transfers carry the source and destination account, amount, date, and tracking number.

Tracking numbers identify the clerk who created the transaction. Clerks are bank employees who may also be customers of the bank.


At a minimum the system must:

1) Maintain the customer mailing list
2) Produce mailing labels based on a mailing list. A print to disk will be enough.
3) Keep track of which accounts belong to which customers and produce an online report by either customer or account number

[melajara]

The bank account bookkeeping is (excuse me) pretty boring, especially in C. The C language excels when you have to implement concise data structures for dynamical situations. Why not investigate board games programming? Before attempting Go or Chess, or even Checkers, have a look e.g. at this for a gentle start
http://unknownerror.net/2011-05/mini...h-source-11048

Cheers

[weaknessforcats]

It's supposed to be boring. When you first design a C++ program you need to completely understand the problem. Ths projetc is design to avoid your having to learn the theory of the application. This project is familiar to everyone.

Call it boring after you post your Class Diagram and Event trace model.

This problem is more challenging than it looks.

And don't overlook that most C++ jobs will involve probems like this one. This folks at Intuit made a lot of money off this application.

[johny10151981]

I agree with weaknessforcats.

"Lots of people climb mountain, how many of them reach the top of the everest?"

[AJITH K V]

thanks for the course project weaknessforcats , but i'm a beginner in c language so can help me i need instruction to do the project .so please help me.