 MSc Software Engineering Project (2006) Ref: ict0008 30,000 words excluding appendices and code (43,000 words in total) 215 pages – all laser printed Includes 55 pages of code Includes case, sequence, class diagrams etc. Expertly written throughout This project aims to take you through extensive detail about developing an Online Auction system. The system integrates a number of different features such as User registration, User login, Browsing items, Adding items and Item bidding system for auctioning. The system caters the stated features to meet users in an efficient manner. The system has been developed by using a language called Java, which also includes the use of Java Servlet, Java Beans Technologies and JSP. Chapter 1: Introduction Java Technology and JDBC API Java Servlet Technology Java Beans Technology JDBC API Technology MVC Framework (Model View Control) Introduction to the Project Background to the Project What is an Online Auction Different types of Online Auctions Project Auction (Bounce Online Auction) Main objectives of the Project Project Business Objectives Project Learning Objectives Problems in Implementation Organisation of the Documentation Summary Review Chapter 2: Research Analysis & Planning Why have Online Auctions Business Advantages of Online Auctions Benefits of Online Auctions Forward Auctions Reverse Auctions Researched Reviews and Survey Results Auction Interface Research & Comparison Analysed Auction Interfaces & Features Comparison of the 3 Auctions Complexity Research Researched Complexity Bidding Complexity Search Engine Complexity Selection Approach Planning the Project Summary Chapter 3: Requirements Functional Requirements Non-Functional Requirements Overall System Requirements Reasons for requirements Reasons for Functional requirements Investigation of Potential Solutions Requirements that the system will satisfy How will the main system requirements be met Approaches to the remainder of the development phase Technical Infrastructure and tools required Summary Chapter 4: Analysis UML Modelling Use Case Model Use Case Scenarios & Diagrams Use Case 1: Analysis: Browse Items Extended Use Case 1: Analysis: View item properties Use Case 2: Analysis: Search for Items Use Case 3: Analysis: Register as a new user Use Case 4: Analysis: Bid on item (follows from Use Case 1) Use Case 5: Analysis: Login to account Use Case 6: Analysis: Add new item Summary Chapter 5: Design MySql Bounce Auction Database Table Design Normalisation Bidding View of the MySQL tables Interface Design Professionalism Design Consistency Design Efficiency Design Clarity Design System Design UML Use Case: 1: Design: Browse Items Use Case: 1: Extended: View Item Properties Use Case: 2: Design: Search Items Use Case: 3: Design: Register new user Use Case: 4: Design: Bid on item Use Case: 5: Design: Login user Use Case: 6: Design: Add new item Summary Chapter 6: Implementation Software and Hardware installation Implementation of the system Use Case 1: Implementation: Browse Items Use Case 1: Extended: View Item Details Use Case 2: Implementation: Search Item Use Case 3: Implementation: Register New User Use Case 4: Implementation: Bid on Item Use Case 5: Implementation: Login to account Use Case 6: Implementation: Add new item Summary Chapter 7: Testing Black Box Testing of Use Cases Use Case 1: Testing: Browse Items Use Case 1 Extend: Testing: View Item Details Use Case 2: Testing: Search Item Use Case 3: Testing: Register New User Use Case 4: Testing: Bid on Item Use Case 5: Testing: Login to User Account Use Case 6: Testing: Add new item Summary Chapter 8: Conclusion Project Learning Outcomes Remaining Features Further Work Existing Improvements Critical Evaluation Chapter 9: Bibliography Books Researched Online Research Chapter 10: Appendices Appendix A: Requirements Functional Requirements Non-functional requirements Overall System Requirements Reasons for Functional requirements Appendix B: Analysis Use Case 1: Browse Items Realized Class Diagram Extended Use Case 1: View item properties Realized Class Diagram Use Case 2: Search for Item Realized Class Diagram Use Case 3: Register new user Use Case 4: Bid on an item Use Case 5: Login to account Use Case 6: Add new item Appendix C: Design Use Case 1: Browse Items Detailed Class Diagram Extended Use Case 1: View item properties Detailed Class Diagram Use Case 2: Search for Item Detailed Class Diagram Use Case 3: Register new user Use Case 4: Bid on an item Use Case 5: Login to account Use Case 6: Add new item Appendix D: Implementation Header and Footer files Use Case 1: Browse Items This includes all the files that were used for this use case: Extended Use Case 1: View item properties Use Case 2: Search for Item Server pages itemlisting.jsp and itempage.jsp are also viewed as a part of this feature Use Case 3: Register new user Use Case 4: Bid on an item This feature also carries the use of the itemPage.jsp which views the bid form Use Case 5: Login to account Use Case 6: Add new item Other Code Appendix E: User Manual Tables: Table 2.1: Represents the Auction rating on features and interface areas (Dell Auction) Table 2.2: Represents the Auction rating on features and interface areas (eBid Auction) Table 2.3: Represents the Auction rating on features and interface areas (eBay) Table 2.4: Represents Comparison of 3 Existing Online Auctions Table 2.5: Representation of General Comparison on Functionality Table 3.1: Represents a brief summary of functional requirements concerning this project Table 3.2: Represents a summary of the Non-functional requirements concerning the project system Table 3.3: Represents a summary of the system requirements achieved concerning the project system Table 3.4: Represents the prioritisation of all proposed requirements for this system (Online Auction) 
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