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Software Engineering Project

Debre Berhan University has outlined a software engineering project for second-year computer science students, with a maximum mark of 30%. Students are to form groups of 6-7 and select from eight project titles, each requiring comprehensive documentation that includes various technical components such as feasibility studies, system architecture, and test plans. The submission and presentation dates are set for September 5, 2018, and October 10, 2018, respectively.

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Software Engineering Project

Debre Berhan University has outlined a software engineering project for second-year computer science students, with a maximum mark of 30%. Students are to form groups of 6-7 and select from eight project titles, each requiring comprehensive documentation that includes various technical components such as feasibility studies, system architecture, and test plans. The submission and presentation dates are set for September 5, 2018, and October 10, 2018, respectively.

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DEBRE BERHAN UNIVERSTITY

College Of Computing Science

Department of Computer Science


Software Engineering Project for Second Year Computer Science

Maximum Mark 30%

Submission Date 05/09/2018 E.C


Presentation Date 10/10/2018 E.C
Instructions!
 Make 8 group of with 6 up to 7 students in a single group.
 There are 8 project titles in the next page and prepare the documentation on each of
the titles.
 One group should do on one title and no two or more groups do on the same title if
there the result is 0.
 Include the following contents in your documentation.

 Introduction
 Problem statement
 Feasibility study (Technical, Economic, Operational)
 Schedule with Gantt chart and Budgeting
 SRS (functional & non-functional)
 Use case diagram + descriptions
 Sequence diagrams, Activity diagrams, state diagrams and class diagram.
 System decomposition, component and deployment diagram
 System architecture
 UI mockups
 Test plan (unit, system, UAT)
 Deployment plan
1. University Dormitory Management System
A system to manage dorm assignments, room availability, maintenance requests, student check-
in/check-out, and payment tracking.
2. Student Clearance Management System
Digital system for handling clearance across departments (library, store, dorm, registrar, etc.).
3. Hospital Appointment & Queue Management System
A system allowing patients to book appointments, doctors to manage schedules, and
administrators to monitor queues.
4. Online Examination and Auto-Grading System
A platform for instructors to upload exams and students to take them online. Includes auto-
grading for objective questions.
5. Library Management System (Modern Digital Version)
Not just issuing and returning books—students must include features like:
Features
 Online search
 Digital book reservations
 Fines & overdue management
 User roles (Librarian, Member, Admin)
 Notifications
6. College Placement & Internship Portal
A system helping graduating students find internships/placements and allowing companies to
post opportunities.
7. University Research Project Tracking System
Tracks student research topics, examiner assignment, progress reports, viva scheduling, and
grading.
8. Smart Restaurant Ordering & Inventory System
Digital ordering system with restaurant inventory management and reporting.

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