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2003 Group 1: Rotary Water Wheel Group 2: Cosmic Zone Group 3: Go For It! Global Networks Group 4: Virtual Surgical Museum (VSM) Group 5: Information Sharing System Group 6: Platform Independent Browser Based Sign Controller 2002 Group 1: E-Commerce Group 2: Demonstration of Websphere to a Business Client Group 3: ClearView, Visual Management Interface Group 4: Legal Wills Made Easy
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2003 Projects

Group 1: Rotary Water Wheel


Client


Project Description


The basic issues of health and drinkable water are a daily challenge for many people living in remote and under-developed areas. For its centennary, Rotary has developed a potable water initiative that aims to provide practical solutions to common water problems. The Rotary Water Past Projects has been designed to make this information as accessible as possible to the widest possible audience.

The Rotary Water Past Projects system we have created allows users to easily find articles on relevant water topics. In order to cater to different levels of knowledge, an advanced search function as well as a basic incremental searching mechanism for browsing articles have been implemented. The public Rotary Water Past Projects is supported by an admin only content management section which allows non-technical Rotary staff to maintain all aspects of the system through a simple and easy to use interface.

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Group 2: Cosmic Zone

Group Members


Client

Mr. Gilbert Tang

Project Description


Cosmic Zone is a new chain of stores supplying hobbies and speciality goods such as:
Issues with Original Cosmic Zone Internet Site
Goals: Generate exposure for stores Overcome limitations of previous site Facilitate sales Provide support for existing customers Minimise costs

Technology Used


Dynamic Internet pages using PHP MySQL database The PHP was used tgenerate XHTML CSS was used tcreate a common look and feel. Monash Server (Aethra) was used to develop the system CVS ^ top

Group 3: Go For It! Global Networks

Group Members


Client

Lillian Jetter

Project Description

Go For It! Global Networks is a company that specialises in teaching and counselling victims of crime. Lillian Jetter, founder of Go For It! Global Networks, is planning to update the company website, and expand it's operations to include online workshops as a means of providing a greater number of products and services. This online presence will be used as a means to expand the company's customer base and reputation so the business can operate as an ongoing, profitable venture.

The information presented in this report has been elicitated from meetings with our client, Go For It! Global Networks. The proposed solution will include implementing an interactive website of which a major goal is the development of the online workshops. This will see clients from all around the world having access to a service that is currently only available in Melbourne, Australia. Thus, the proposed solution aims to build a system that allows the users to access the following:


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Group 4: Virtual Surgical Museum (VSM)

Group Members


Client

Faculty of Medicine, Monash University

Project Description

An ever increasing problem is providing interactive feedback to medical students with regards to a diagnosis activity. In the past, medical students were exposed to many surgical problems on elective surgical inpatients. With bed efficiencies such as day of surgery admissions, pre-admitted patients and day care surgery, the number of elective patients seen by medical students preoperatively has reduced to almost zero. In order to compensate this trend, MediSoft have begun developing an online interactive learning tool called the Virtual Surgical Museum (VSM). The tool is aimed at allowing students to develop problem solving strategies through application of differential diagnostic principles and management plan

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Group 5: Platform Independent Browser Based Sign Controller

Group Members

Client

South Port Engineering

Project Description

Southport Engineering provides signs for Buses, Ferry s, Stadium Information boards and other applications where signs display changing information. With their current system, the signs are controlled by programmed memory cards or connected to a PC via a serial communication port. The software presently used is PC based and limited to the Microsoft Windows operating system. The company is looking for an upgrade to their existing software in ways of platform independence, remote operation of signs and a neat corporate look to the interface of the software with familiar browsing techniques. In short, a Browser Based Sign Controller Software is the goal.

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Group 6: Information Sharing System

Group Members

Client

South Port Engineering

Project Description

Inter-corporation communication traditionally involves mountains of paperwork and can take considerable time to relay documents back and forth. Although email can often overcome these problems, it does not provide enough flexibility for specialised areas which require multiple details to be passed back and forth. This project will focus on providing secure, sound, information sharing systems for the client (Southport Engineering). The systems developed will be fully tailored to meet the clients needs and will be developed to run on Microsoft IIS servers using state of the art technologies such as C#.Net, Active Server Pages and Microsoft SQL 2000. The products developed will be designed to reduce the every day paper work of inter-corporation communication without impeding efficiency.

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2002 Projects

Group 1: E-Commerce

Client

Columbia Australia Pty Ltd

Project Description

Columbia Australia have commissioned the development of an application based website that will allow three companies, Columbia Consolidated Industries, Columbia Die Sinking Company, the parent company and their three associated clients to be able to do business more effectively and efficiently online. This website will be broken down into two concurrent projects. One is a public website that will promote the business and inform prospective clients. The other is a website strictly for clients of the company and will show such things as stock levels, current phase of production, contact details and links.

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Group 2: Demonstration of Websphere to a Business Client

Client

Mr Jack Verdius, IBM

Project Description

The aim of this project is to develop, for marketing purposes, a set of applications as a demonstration of the abilities of IBM's WebSphere development platform. To do this serveral applications will be developed in incremental stages to simu;ate the steps a company may take as it grows and makes greater use of Web Services technology.

Moving throuugh the stages the development team will show the same company and underlying application expaneded upon to eventually enable the company for dynamic e-commerce. The first stage will be a stand-alone application for ordering and shipping party good manufactured by the sample company. Next the application will be linked to a web interface to staff remotely through a web browser. Next the application will be linked to a web interface to allow customers to create, view, and modify their own orders. Finally a UDDI registry will be used for the application to dynamically discover and use a service so that the manufacturing company now outsources the shipping of orders. The functionality at all stages will be restricted, limited to only those functions deemed to be necessary or valuable for demonstration purposes.

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Group 3: ClearView, Visual Management Interface

Client

South Port Engineering

Project Description

South Port Engineering's current sales system is unable to provide many of the features needed for proper sales analysis. This project will develop a system called ClearView which will enable managment to analyse and view sales data in a user friendly and intiutive manner. This will include graphs about trends and anomalies.

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Group 4: Legal Wills Made Easy

Client

Mr Tim O'Brien, Web Strategy

Project Description

This project involes implementing a several e-commerce systems for www.legalwills.com.au.
These include:
Online payment system
Customer records management system
Report generation for various statistics including sales and subscribers.
Efficient affiliate management system to handle adding, deleting, searching and general management of an affiliates program.
Newsletter management system
Product management system

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