Question

Previously the banking operations were done manually by the workforce. Owing to this time taken for each
transaction was more and thereby the customers were forced to wait for a long time to transact their banking
business. In order to expedite the banking transaction in an efficient way, the automation of banking was felt
necessary and also to cope up with the pace with which the banks in the developed countries progress.
In view of this, computerization in banking industry has been introduced in a phased manner. Now almost all the
banks in India have fully computerized their banking operations with a view to giving better customer service and
handle more volume of work with ease.
Computerization of banking operations have helped the banks in improving their Management Information System
(MIS).Based on this management information system ,the bank could analyze their business data and take
effective business decisions.
This project aimed at easing the tedious manual task of banking activities, allows the user (customer) to perform a
number of operations. Initially the customer can create an account for which there’s a database which maintains
all the records of the accounts. An administrator maintains this database.
While creating an account, the customer has to submit proofs of his identity like birth certificate, permanent
address etc. Having created an account, the customer has to deposit a minimum amount and a passbook is issued
for the same.
The customer can deposit an amount to his account by filling a challan and waiting to be called by no. given, he can
pay the amount to the cashier by cash or cheque the transaction will take place accordingly.
He/she can also withdraw an amount from his account in the same format as above. The only difference is that he
has to collect he money. Here the cashier has to first confirm whether he has enough money to be withdrawn, else
he is informed accordingly.
The customer can also transfer his account to another branch or to another bank for which user has to inform with
proper detailed letter to the manager. The transfer takes place eventually and the particular data in this branch is
transferred to other. Every transaction made by the customer is recorded by making an entry in the passbook and
in the customer database.
The customer can also avail loans under the various schemes from the bank under the consent of the manager
who makes the verification and scrutiny of the submitted documents.
To view the details of his account, the customer can request for the required information from the administrator
who maintains the customer database.

Thus the tedious manual tasks of maintaining records, performing calculations every time a transaction is made
and updating the database is being simplified by this project, thereby saving time, cost and resources.
As a software engineer Build a:
1. DFD
2. Use case diagram

Answer 1

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