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Course
Instructor
NAMIT KHANDUJA
Department
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University)
Haridwar. (Uttarakhand)
March 1, 2025
INTRODUCTION
Background:
The Banking Management System is designed to provide an efficient and secure way to
manage banking transactions. It offers an ATM-like interface where users can perform
essential operations such as deposits, withdrawals, and balance inquiries. The system is built
using Java Swing and AWT for the graphical user interface and MySQL for database
management. By integrating these technologies, the project ensures a smooth user
experience while maintaining data security and accuracy in transactions.
Problem Statement:
Traditional banking systems involve manual transactions, which can be time-consuming and
prone to errors. Customers often face difficulties in performing basic banking operations such
as deposits, withdrawals, and balance inquiries efficiently. The lack of an automated system
for these essential banking functions creates inefficiencies and security concerns. To address
this, we propose a Banking Management System that provides a digital, user-friendly
platform for seamless banking transactions.
Objectives:
To develop a secure and efficient banking system.
Provide users with a user-friendly ATM interface.
Ensure secure transactions using encrypted authentication.
Implement basic banking functions such as deposits, withdrawals, and balance
inquiries.
Maintain a database for storing transactions and user details.
METHODOLOGY
Approach:
User-Centric Design: Developed an interactive and user-friendly interface using
Java Swing and AWT.
Modular Development: Divided the project into different modules like
authentication, transactions, and account management.
Database Integration: Used MySQL with JDBC to store user data and transaction
history securely.
Security Measures: Implemented PIN encryption and authentication to ensure secure
transactions.
Testing & Debugging: Conducted extensive testing to handle errors, exceptions, and
edge cases.
Timeline
Week 1-2:
o Conduct research on banking system requirements.
o Gather project requirements and finalize the scope.
o Design the initial database schema and set up MySQL.
Week 3-4:
o Develop the login system with authentication.
o Create the application form for new user registration.
o Establish database connectivity and test data storage.
Week 5:
o Implement ATM interface functionalities:
Transactions (deposits, withdrawals, balance inquiry, mini statement)
PIN change and fast cash options.
o Ensure smooth interaction between frontend and backend.
Week 6:
o Perform extensive testing and debugging.
o Fix any identified bugs and optimize performance.
o Finalize documentation and deploy the system.
Milestones:
Initial model prototype by Week 4
o Functional login system and database connectivity.
o Basic user registration and account details setup.
Final system by Week 6
o Fully integrated ATM functionalities.
o Secure and efficient banking operations.
o Completion of testing and deployment.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Deliverables:
o Fully functional banking management system with a user-friendly interface.
o Secure authentication and authorization for users.
o A well-documented and structured database for account and transaction
management.
o Seamless ATM interface with functionalities like deposits, withdrawals, and
balance inquiry.
o A detailed user manual for system usage and administration.
o A well-optimized and bug-free final product.
Impact:
o Improved banking efficiency by automating transactions and account
management.
o Enhanced security with PIN authentication and encrypted database storage.
o Reduced manual work and human errors in banking operations.
o Increased customer satisfaction with a faster and more reliable banking
system.
o Scalability to support future integrations, including mobile banking and AI-
based fraud detection.
o Strengthened financial record-keeping, ensuring accurate and transparent
transactions.
RESOURCES
Required Tools:
o IntelliJ IDEA for development and debugging.
o Java Development Kit (JDK) for running Java applications.
o MySQL for database management.
o Swing and AWT libraries for UI development.
o JDBC for database connectivity.
o Apache Maven for dependency management.
o GitHub or Git for version control and collaboration.
Other Resources:
o Online documentation and tutorials for Java, MySQL, and JDBC.
o Sample banking datasets for testing transactions.
o Debugging and performance testing tools such as JUnit for unit testing.
o Security measures such as encryption techniques for secure transactions.
o Banking domain knowledge for understanding real-world banking operations.
o Community support forums and developer resources for troubleshooting and
best practices.
o Cloud hosting or local server setup for deployment and testing.
TITLE PAGE
PROJECT TITLE
BANK MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
STUDENT NAME
INSTRUCTOR
NAMIT KHANDUJA
Course
March 1, 2025