DEVELOPMENT OF A WEB BASED CAMPUS HELP DESK

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DEVELOPMENT OF A WEBASE CAMPUS HELPDESK
ABSTRACT


web-based campus helpdesk that allows students and staff to perform activities such as submitting a request, viewing a list of request made and checking the status of his/her request, the administrator has to perform tasks such as checking the request from the student and authorizing them that is taking necessary actions on them, the administrator furthermore, has the option to send a proper notification via email to the student with solution to their requests. The methodology for this project is SSADM (Structural system analysis and design methodology) and the programming language used for the project is SQL (Structured Query Language) was used for the database, programming language HTML (Hyper-text Mark-up Language), PHP (Hypertext Pre-processor), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
 
TABLE OF CONTENT
Chapter 1: introduction
1.0 background of study       
1.1statement of problem       
1.2 objective       
1.3 significance of the project       
Chapter 2: literatue review        
2.0    introductio
2.1    theoretical background   
2.2 review of related literature   
Chapter 3 system analysis and design
3.0 introduction      
3.1    describe the existing system   
3.2    analysis of the proposed system   
3.3    design of the proposed system   
Chapter 4 system implementation
4.0    introduction   
4.1    choice of development environment   
4.2    implementation architecture   
4.3    software testing   
4.4    documentation   
4.4.1    user manual   
4.4.2    source code listing   
Chapter 5: summary and conclusion
5.0    summary   
5.1    conclusion   
5.2    recommendations   
References   
Appendices   

LIST OF FIGURES
Fig 2.1 Current manual helpdesk process    8

Fig 3.0 The waterfall model �adapter from hughes and cotterell   
Fig 3.3.1 Use-case diagram of student   
Fig 3.3.2 use-case diagram of facility head   
Fig 3.3.3 use-case diagram of administrator   
Fig 3.3.4 Architecture of an online campus helpdesk system   
Fig 4 2.0 Block diagram showing the system architecture of the new system
Fig4 2.1 Screenshot showing debugging of the login page
Fig 4.2.2 screenshot showing debugging of menu item   
Fig 4.2.3 screenshot showing database of the update record tab   
Fig 4 2.4 screenshot of user page with selected Department 36
Fig 4.2.5 screenshot of Requests Page    37
Fig 4.2.6 screenshot of All Requests page in admin section    37
Fig 4.2.7 screenshot of login page with valid login details    38
Fig 4.2.8 screenshot of login page with invalid login details    38
Fig 4.2.8 screenshot of user information page    39
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3.1 table showing the fields in user table of database 24 Table 3.2 table showing the fields in student table of database    25 Table 3.3 table showing the fields in staff table of database 26 Table 3.4 table showing the fields in call table of database 27
Table 3.1 table showing the fields in knowledge base table of database 28
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.0    Background of Study
Customer care is a crucial element of business success. Every time you have contact with your customers you have an opportunity to improve your reputation with them and increase the likelihood of further sales, the same goes for the online campus helpdesk. From your telephone manner to the efficiency of your order- fulfilment systems, almost every aspect of your business affects the way your customers (students) view your business.
This guide outlines what student customer care involves. It explains how you can use customer contact, feedback and loyalty schemes to cater for the needs of other students. It also covers how to prepare for receiving a student complaint. Online Campus Helpdesk supports different types of users:
?        Students: These are the users who will request for the different facilities of the campus.
?        Departments: These are the users who will receive the requests and try to resolve them.
?        Administrator: The Administrator will be able to add more students and facility heads to the system.
 
Online Campus Helpdesk is a web application aimed at providing different services of the college to the students for which they normally have to wait too long. Online Campus Helpdesk will allow students to easily request for different services via this online portal.
1.1    Statement of the Problem

At present the current system works manually. It provides the information in written or oral form within the campus. Individual has to spare his time and energy in order to obtain even the basic information regarding the campus. Apart from this there can be a long and tedious procedure in order to have a solution regarding any particular query.
Owing to

1.    The difficulties people face in transferring information/data.

2.    Sensitive/confidential nature of students� information.

3.    Time wasted in manual processing of students� information.

1.2    Aim of study

The Aim of the project are;

1.    Students and staff can perform activities such as submitting a request, viewing a list of requests made and checking the status of his/her request.
2.    The administrator has to perform tasks such as checking the requests from the students and authorizing them i.e. taking necessary actions on them.
 
3.    The administrator furthermore, has the option to send a proper notification via email to the students with solutions to their requests.
4.    Students and staff will also be able to access possible solutions to or information about their complaints/problems from the knowledgebase that would be incorporated into the project.
1.3    Significance of the Project

The significance of this project is listed below:

1.    To develop, promote, and provide adequate and efficiently Online Campus Help Desk.
2.    To maintain an efficient system of collection, sorting and delivery of students information.
3.    To demonstrate increased motivation to the Godfrey Okoye University staff.

4.    To eliminate the error involved with the manual method of checking student information.
5.    To save the time wasted with manual method of checking   information.

DEVELOPMENT OF A WEB BASED CAMPUS HELP DESK
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  • Type: Project
  • Department: Computer Science
  • Project ID: CPU1304
  • Access Fee: ₦5,000 ($14)
  • Chapters: 5 Chapters
  • Pages: 50 Pages
  • Methodology: Nil
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