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END SEMESTER PROJECT

FOCP
Banking Management system

MUHAMMAD NOOR UL HASSAN (468882)


MUHAMMAD HAMID SARFARZ ()

Introduction:
A banking management system (BMS) is a comprehensive
program developed to create bank accounts for users and manage all the user's
account details, transactions, withdrawals, and deposits done by the user. This
program is being developed using the concepts of C programming language.
The important concepts used in developing this application in C language are
given below:
1. Arrays.
2. Conditional statements (if-else).
3. Iteration statements (for, while, do-while loops).

Motivation and Applications:


The primary motivation of BMS is to provide a
robust and user-friendly platform to perform banking operations and manage
all the tasks. The application aims to provide efficiency in banking processes,
increase user satisfaction, and improve overall bank efficiency. The applications
of BMS are discussed below:
1. Commercial Banks: Manage customer accounts, transactions, and
financial records.
2. Credit Unions: Facilitate member transactions, loan applications, and
account maintenance.
3. Investment Banks: Handle client portfolios, investment transactions, and
financial reporting.
Graphical overview:

WELCOME TO YOUR
BANK

Create, update, and


delete customer
accounts, including
personal and corporate
accounts.

Transaction Processing: Account Information


Access:
Handle deposits,
withdrawals, and transfers, Provide customers with real-
ensuring accurate record- time access to their account
keeping and balance balances, transaction history,
maintenance. and personal information.

User Interface:
Design a user-friendly interface for
easy navigation and intuitive
interaction.
Degree of Completeness:
The basic algorithm and flowchart of the
project are ready, and we only must write the code for this and make
some small changes to make it more optimized and efficient. The
common concepts of C programming language are used, and the final
working program will be ready in a few days.

Problems and Potential Solutions:

Despite the progress, challenges remain to be addressed:

1. Data Storage and Retrieval: Implementing efficient data storage and


retrieval mechanisms to handle large volumes of customer and
transaction data.
2. Error Handling and Validation: Enhancing error handling and input
validation to ensure data integrity and user experience.
3. Performance Optimization: Optimizing code for improved performance
and scalability.

Objectives Met and Yet to be Met:

The objectives that have been met are discussed below:

1. Flowchart: The flowchart of this application is ready and efficiently


made.
2. User interface: The basic user interface for the customers is ready and it
is made easy to understand by the users.
The objectives that are yet to be met:

1. Transaction Processing System: Established a working transaction


processing system for deposits, withdrawals, and transfers.
2. Account Information Access: Provided customers with access to
their account balances and transaction history.
3. Data Persistence: Implement a persistent data storage mechanism to
store and retrieve customer and transaction data reliably.
4. Robust Error Handling: Implement comprehensive error handling and
validation routines to ensure data integrity and user experience.
5. Performance Enhancement: Optimize code for improved
performance and scalability to handle large volumes of data and
transactions.

Conclusion:
The BMS project is progressing steadily, with significant
advancements made in core functionalities. While challenges remain, the
project demonstrates the potential to become a valuable tool for managing
bank operations. Future development will focus on data persistence, robust
error handling, and performance optimization.

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