XU-MBA Control 2 Rubrics

To the Committee Heads of
Global Warming: A Global Warning
Download the File from here.

[Work_Report_MBA]

1. Download the File and PRINT IT!
2. Please fill up the GROUP SCORE (Except the Project Head’s and the Instructor)
3. Write the names of your members at the blank area under “Group Members”
4. Evaluate the members according to the five categories: focus,contribution, involvement, presence, attitude. 5 is the highest, 0 the lowest.
5. Don’t give a 5 if that person deserves the 5 score.
6. Sign the Form, Pass this to Maam Tata.
7. Jimmy will get all the forms sa Tuesday
8. Jimmy will pass the forms on Wednesday to Sir Rustom.
9. Thank you!

- P

Final Exam for IM-32

IM – 32 Undergrads,

Project Defense Venue:

NETLAB : CIT 504
Please be on Time!

Final Exam Schedule:

Block A: Saturday,  March 20, 2010: 1:30 pm – 2:30pm, LAB D
Block B: Saturday, March 20, 2010: 3:40 pm – 4:40 pm, LAB D

Final Requirements

Final Project Presentation

1. Please schedule your project presentation. Find time between March 18 to 19 from 10:00 to 4:30 (30 minute interval each group.
2. Please bring your pre-project check-up list.
3. The Rubrics for the Project is as follows:
   • Formation Aspect - Quality of Work, Learnings from the Project, Work Ethics and Cooperative Work
   • Functionality Aspect – Project Specification, PHP Coding, Database Usage, Add-Edit-Delete Function, Search and Sorting, Log-in Mechanism, Feedback and Error handling.
   • Features Aspect – Content, Graphics and color, Lay-out design, Fonts and Tables, Navigation.
4. On your scheduled presentation, please secure the following in a brown short envelope. (use 8.5 x 11 bond paper, 1 inch margin, font type Calibri or Arial size 12 for your documentation)
   1. Rubrics for Final Project  Score Sheet (3 pages) [Grade Rubrics]  <—download sheet here
   2. Group Member’s Evaluation sheet (1 page)
   3. Revised Project Brief
      • Cover Page (1 page)
      • Project Overview(1 page)
      • Hardware and Software specifications (1 page)
      • Intented users of the website. (1 page)
      • Website Features and Capabilites (1 – 2 pages) (what can it do?)
      • Website Limitations (1 page) (what it cannot do?)
      • List of Members and their contribution to the project (1 page)
      • Revised Site Map (1 page)
      • ER Diagram and Data Dictionary (1 page each)
5. Please come 15 minutes before your scheduled time. A 1 point deduction shall be given to every minute late. This shall be deducted under the FORMATION aspect category.
6. Please install or setup your project before your scheduled time. Bringing a laptop is an advantage. A 10 point deduction shall be given to groups who setup the project on their schedule time. This shall be deducted under the FUNCTIONALITY aspect.
7. No-show groups forfeit their chance to present their project, thus, automatically getting an F for the project.

Final Exam and Requirements

1. We shall have our Final “exam” on March 16, 2010.
2. Telephone Directory Seatworks

Final Project for IM-32

It is time to integrate what you’ve learn in PHP+SQL:

Make a Web application that will maximize the PHP+SQL technology.

1. The website should be user-friendly, simple and attractive.

2. The website should do the following functions: Add, Update, Delete and View Data

3. The Database should use more than two tables, which is interlinked with each other.

Time Table:

Tuesday, February 2, 2010: Pass the following Requirements

• Project Brief – an introduction of your project (10 points)
• Flowchart or site map (20 points)
• ER Diagram with Data Dictionary (2o points)

March 11-13: Project Presentation

• Form (Web Design, User Friendliness, Attractiveness) (20 points)
• Function (Does it deliver the necessary requirements of the task) (30 points)
• Features (Additional Points will be given to added features) (10 points)

Project Proposals

Hospital Billing System – Chaves’s Group (block b)

expected output:

• • There should be modules for
    • Client Information System
    • Billing System for
      • Room Rent
      • Medicine Expenses
      • Equipment Use (MRI, CTScan etc)
    • The Site will produce an Billing System for the Client
    • 
      

Point of Sale System – Group Luraratz  (block b) and Esling’s Group (block a)

• • expected output:
    • There should be modules for
      • Entry form of items being sold and its’ price
      • an actual cash register:
      • Report Building
        • All the sales from one point of date to another
        • An inventory of Products being sold (bonus!)

Simple Enrolment System – Culanag’s Group (block b) and Mr. Go’s Group (block a)

• • expected ouptut
    • There should be modules for
      • students to register themselves (check security issues here)
        • upon entry, students can enroll to a subject
        • also, students can view all subjects enrolled in the semester
      • administration panel page where (check security issues here)
        • the admin can add, update and delete subjects
        • the admin can view a subject and  a list of students enrolled in that subject

Apartelle/Hotel  Reservation System -Creus’s Group (block b) and Doridel’s Group (block a)

• • expected output
    • There should be modules for
      • the on-line ticket manager can
        • add,edit and delete flights with the airplane type, departure date/time, arrival date/time, location to and location from.
        • can view all flights on a given date showing flight number, departure time, arrival time, location to and location from.
      • customer module
        • entry form for registration
        • if registered, he or she can reserve a flight from the list of given flights from the on-line ticket manager.

On-line Ticketing System -Miano’s Group (block b) and Acebu’s Group (block a)

• expected output
  • There should be modules for
    • the on-line ticket manager can
      • add,edit and delete flights with the airplane type, departure date/time, arrival date/time, location to and location from.
      • can view all flights on a given date showing flight number, departure time, arrival time, location to and location from.
    • customer module
      • entry form for registration
      • if registered, he or she can reserve a flight from the list of given flights from the on-line ticket manager.

Improved Version of Telephone Directory (Bongcahig’s Group, block a)

• expected output
  • There should be modules for
    • adding new entries
    • viewing entries based on
      • city location
      • barangay
      • lastname

An Online Diary System (Mesiona ‘s Group, block a)

expected output

There should be modules for

user registration

can be viewed either by

topic

date

Module 3.3: Updating and Deleting Records

Objectives:

1. Learn how to create Update and Delete modules in PHP

Download powerpoint [module 3.3 PHP+SQL]

Module 3.2: Viewing and Editing Data

Objectives

• Learn how to view data using SQL and PHP
• Learn how to add new data using SQL and PHP

Download module 3.2 PHP+SQL

Module 3.1: PHP and SQL

Objectives: 

1. Review Basic SQL commands:
   • Create Database, Create Table, Insert and Select
2. Connect an SQL Database to PHP
3. Execute SQL Commands in PHP

Hand-outs

• Module 3-1 PHP_SQL
• Reference : SQL Commands
• Reference: Advanced SQL Commands

Activity for the Module: Deadline: February 10, 2010, Tuesday

1. Make a Database named DB_31_[your block]
2. Make a Table named Employees
   •  Data Entity and Attributes:
     • Idnum
     • Lastname
     • Firstname
     • Department (Admin, Logistics, Sales, Accounting)
     • Year Entered
     • Gender
3. Make a PHP-SQL Script that will
   1. Ask for an employee’s Lastname (use textbox and button)
   2. Search and Show his respective Employee’s Record
   3. If the record doesn’t exist, the script will give a feedback to the user

MIDTERM EXAMS

Midterms Schedule

January 28, 2010
Thursday

IM-32A
9:50-10:50
Lab F, CIT

IM-32B
11:00-12:00
Lab F , CIT

Coverage:

1. Web Server Technology
2. PHP Variables
3. HTML Forms and PHP post
4. PHP Conditions
5. PHP Loops
6. PHP Arrays

Exam Type

Multiple Choice

Problem Solving

Godbless sa Midterms!

Module 2.6: Arrays

Module 2.5: PHP Condition and Loops

Objectives:

• Learn about PHP Arrays: Setting up Arrays
• Learn how to Fetching Data from Arrays
• Learn to manipulate data from an array

Download Powerpoint presentation here[Module 3.5]

Module 2.5: Conditions and Loops

Module 2.5: PHP Condition and Loops

Objectives:

• Learn about PHP Condition Statements: IF, IF-ELSE, IF-ELSEIF-ELSE, SWITCH
• LEarn about PHP Loop Statements: WHILE, DO-WHILE, FOR-LOOP

Download Powerpoint presentation here[module 2.4]

Download “Secret Numbers Flow Chart here[Secret Number]: Deadline JANUARY 18, 2010