1. Mama's Love Bakery Employee and Supplier Record Tracker Co, Roxanne De Leon, Gelvin Dela Cruz, Shannen Rose Haw, Michael

2. Select which part Introduction Functional Requirements Appendix P.O.V.Q.S.

3. Mama’s Bakery Background of Mama’s Bakery Organizational Chart Business Process Mama’s Bakery’s problem Back

4. Background of Mama’s bakery Location: Manila Products: Bread and some grocery items Owner: Robin De Leon Employees:  Total of 6 sales lady and 7 bakers each bakery Back

5. Organizational Chart Back

6. Business Process Store hours: 4:00 am to 12:00 midnight  Two shifts: 4:00am to 2:00pm 2:01pm to 12:00 midnight  The employees have to log in and out before proceeding to their job or at the end of their shift Types of Employees  Cashier  Saleslady  Bakers Master Baker Helper Back

7. Business Process 1.The customer picks out the bread he/she wanted to buy. 2.The saleslady assists him/her and passes the packaged bread to the cashier. 3.The customer then pays to the cashier. 4.The Cashier stores the money and if there’s a change, it will be given to him/her. Back

8. Mama’s Bakery’s problem The company needs a database to record their supplier information. The company needs a database to record their employee information. Back

9. Objectives, Scope and Limitations Objectives Scope and Limitations Back

10. Objectives To create an adequate supplier and employee database for the company. To design the program so that it is secure and user-friendly. To design the program around existing processes so that there can be ease in transition. Back

11. Scopes and Limitations Language: Java RDBMS: mySQL Users:  Owner  Employees Back

12. Scopes and Limitations Features  Password Protected (password supplied by the company)  suggestions on additions or deductions to employee salary based on a performance factor (determined by the authorized users of application) Back

13. Scopes and Limitations Contents of the database  Names  Positions  Salary-related information  Supplier names  Products supplied  Product prices Back

14. Scopes and Limitations Limitations  Will not place product orders with suppliers  Nor take orders from customers  A managerial application  Not transactional Back

15. Scopes and Limitations Upon Request:  Printing support  Web service Back

16. Functional Requirements Software Functions User Types and their Descriptions Data Files and their Descriptions Report Types and their Descriptions Use Case Diagram Use Case Descriptions Back

17. Software Functions Employee Record  Add Employee allows the user to add employee records to the database  Edit Employee allows the user with the appropriate permissions to edit existing employee records  View employee allows the user to view the employee record of the user Back

18. Supplier Record  Add supplier allows the user to add supplier records to the database  Edit supplier allows the user to edit existing supplier records  View supplier allows the user to view the supplier records Back

19. User Types and their Descriptions Manager  the primary user of the system  can fully control and access all information within the system  can view all of the 9 information stored in the system  can edit the information in the supplier and employer database, as well as the account information of the other users  user can also add new employee profiles, supplier profiles and accounts  The system will be used at least once a week Back

20. Employee  the subsequent user of the system  can access only his/her own account information and partially access his/her personal profile  can view only parts of his personal information (excluding the performance factor) and his respective account information Back

21. Data Files and their Descriptions Employee File  stores information about the employees working in the company  includes the employee’s name, ID number, position, base salary, salary deductions, salary bonuses, attendance and ratings  ID number will be unique for each employee and is mainly for database purposes only  base salary is given according to the position the employee is assigned  Salary deductions are based on the amount of advances that an employee will take Back

22.  salary bonuses are given if an employee made extra works  rating is simply a comment that the owner will give to an employee base in his/ her performance Back

23. Supplier File  stores information about the suppliers  will serve as a basis for the company to identify whom to buy products that will be needed for their production  will include the supplier’s name, contact information, products and the product prices  contact information will include the supplier’s contact numbers and address  basically the name of the item that the supplier supplies for the company and the product prices shows how much each product cost Back

24. Report Types and their Descriptions Employee Report  used to check for employees’ information, specially attendance and performance ratings and how salary is affected for the month through choosing the desired date the user wants to view can have the liberty of choosing what attributes the report should contain Back

25. Supplier Report  used to view the suppliers’ information; it also gives information about the prices of the products that is supplied to the company Back

26. Use Case Diagram Back

28. Use Case Descriptions Use Case: Log-In Precondition: – Main Flow: 1. The User enters the username and password to the system. 2. User click sign in button. 3. The system checks if the username is valid. 4. The system checks if the password matches the username. Alternate Flow: 1. If the user did not put any username or password, the system will notify that there is an empty field and will return to the signing in module 2. If the username was incorrect, the system will notify the user. 3. IF the password did not match the username, the system will notify that it didn’t matched. Back

29. Use Case: View Supplier Record Precondition: Manager/ Employee has logged in. Main Flow: 1. The user selects the Supplier module. 2. The user looks for the record he/ she wishes to view. Back

30. Use Case: Add Supplier Record Precondition: Manager has logged in. The user selected Suppliers module Main Flow: 1. The user clicks the New button. 2. The user inputs the Supplier’s name, contact information, product name that they supply and it price. 3. The system will ask confirmation from the user to add the data. 4. The user accepts confirmation. 5. System will generate its ID number. 6. New Supplier is added to the database. Alternative Flow: 1. If the user cancels the adding of new Supplier, it returns to Supplier module. 2. If the user did not accept the confirmation of adding the new Supplier, the system returns to Supplier module ignoring the information inputted. 3. If the user left a field empty, the system will notify the user. Back

31. Use Case: Edit Supplier Record Precondition: Manager has logged in. The user selected Suppliers module 13 Main Flow: 1. User will select the supplier record he/ she wish to edit. 2. The user clicks Edit button. 3. The user will make necessary changes on the record. 4. The user saves the changes. 5. System will ask confirmation from the user to update. 6. The user accepts confirmation. 7. The system will return to the Supplier module with changes applied. Alternative Flow: 1. If the user cancels the update, the system will return to the Supplier module.  2. If the user did not accept the confirmation, the system will return to the Supplier module ignoring the changes made. Back

32. Use Case: View Employee Record Precondition: Manager has logged in. Main Flow: 1. The user selects Employee module. 2. The user looks for the record he wishes to view. Back

33. Use Case: Add Employee Precondition: Manager has logged in. Manager selected Employee module Main Flow: 1. The Manager clicks the New button. 2. Manager inputs the employee’s name and position. 3. The system asks for confirmation. 4. Manager accepts confirmation. 5. The system will generate the base salary according to the position of the employee. 6. Salary deduction and Salary bonuses are set to zero. 7. The system adds the data to the database. Alternative Flow: 1. If the user cancels the adding process, the system returns to the Employee module. 2. If the user left a field empty, the system will give notification. 3. If the user did not accept the confirmation to new employee, the system returns to the Employee module and ignore the inputs. Back

34. Use Case: Edit Employee Record Precondition: Manager has logged in. Manager selected Employee module. Main Flow: 1. Manager selects the employee record to be edited. 2. The Manager selects Edit button. 14 3. Manager may change the position, base salary and give salary deductions and salary bonuses 4. The Manager selects Save button. 5. System will ask confirmation. 6. User will accept confirmation. 7. The system returns to Employee module with changes applied. Alternate Flow: 1. If the user cancels the changes, the system will return to the Employee module. 2. If the user left a field empty, the system will give notification. 3. If the user did not accept the confirmation, the system will return to the Employee module ignoring the changes. Back

35. Use Case: View Account information Precondition: Manager / Employee has logged in. Main Flow: 1. Look into the account info. 2. View the desired information. Back

36. Use Case: View own Employee Record Precondition: Employee has logged in. Main Flow: 1. The employee looks into the personal info module 2. The employee looks for the record he wishes to view. Back

37. Appendix Sample Employee Record Sample Receipt Back

38. Sample Employee Record Back

39. Sample Employee Record Back

40. Sample Receipt with Supplier Data Back

41. Points, Opinions, Violent Reactions, Question and Suggestions Back