3. Social networking
• Communities of people who share
interests and activities.
•Connect people at low cost.
•A network of social interactions and
personal relationships.
4. •Social networking was first coined by Professor J. A. Barnes
in the 1950s, who defined the size of a social network as a
group of about 100 to150 people.
•For online social networking, websites are commonly used.
These websites are known as social sites.
•According to a report on Nielsen Wire, about two thirds of the
world's population participates in some sort of social network.
This accounts for close to 10 percent of all time spent on the
Internet.
1. Introduction
5. PURPOSE
1-Social networking is a strategy to connect and discuss
all sorts of ideas through individuals and communities.
2-A social networking site (SNS) connects and presents people
based on information gathered about them, as stored in their
user profiles .
6. SCOPE
•Social networking has tremendous prospects in future.
•The bright future prospect of social networking is also
proven with the fact that the technology is integrated in the
mobile phones as well.
• Social networking has become an important tool of
marketing in true sense of customer orientation.
7. Technologies used in social networking
XML (Extensive Mark Up Language)
J2EE (Application architecture)
AJAX (Asynchronous Java script And XML)
SOA (Service Oriented Architecture)
UML (unified modeling language)
DB2 (IBM Database)
8. 2. Overall Description
EXISTING SYSTEM:
• focus on some social responsibilities like mainly on business,
entertainment and education.
•can not conduct debates, group discussions, meetings .
• can’t provide social responsibilities like traffic rules, public hygiene
and corruption.
10. 1) Functional Requirement
User:
• must have a valid User ID and password to login.
• who don’t have their account in this site, can create a new
account for signup.
•should not be allowed to have more than one profile.
•can edit his/her profile and can post his/her views basing on the
activities he/she desires, after the valid user login his/her
account.
•can use the features like auto analyze topics, group discussions,
auto recommend threads based on searches etc.
12. Constraint
One should :
•have computer knowledge to view these sites.
• be affordable for viewing these sites through internet.
• be interested in expressing his views on social responsibilities.
Site:
• should be popular to attract many users.
• will never provide information to the end user directly, at least
not anymore.
13. Software Interface:
Front End Client: Microsoft visual studio.net with c#
Data Base Server: DB2
Back End: Microsoft SQL server
Operating system: Window XP or above
Browser: Any latest browser
Hardware interface:
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 2.0 GHz and above
Ram: 512 MB and above
Hard disk: 80 GB and above
Free disk space: 300 GB
19. Use case (Model Description)
Work : describes a sequence of actions that provide
something of measurable value to an actor and is drawn as
a horizontal ellipse.
Actor: a person, organization, or external system that plays
a role in one or more interactions with your system.
Actors are drawn as stick figures.
Associations: between actors and use cases are indicated
in use case diagrams by solid lines.
20. Use case (Model survey)
User:
User is the primary actor of the system or the main person
who shares their views on the discussions topics in the form
of post and comments. The users of this website include:
A.) Citizens of Pakistan
B.) Employee of govt. buddies or any bearcats of Pakistan
C.) Volunteers from N.G.O
Warning: If anyone violates the social disciplines, we will tag his/her user ID in
our website.
For example: if a police cop demanded for bribe, he may not be dismissed in
system, but this website could show his corruption level as utterly bad.
23. admin
login Create account
Log out
Tag account
User detail
Site detail
Manages
user data
Provide & manage
detail
Admin
Administrator is the controller of all the users, manager and maintaining all
profiles in this site.
USE CASE DIAGRM OF ADMIN