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    1. Introduction The objective of this project is to develop an Inventory Control System ABC Pte Ltd has requested your assistance to create a simple inventory system. The system will keep track of the goods available in the warehouse so that items do not run out of stock. When your program starts, a system menu will be displayed: <Your own name> INVENTORY SYSTEM (1) Enter Goods Information (2) Issue Goods (3) Receive Goods (4) Re-order Goods (5) Generate Transactions Report (6) Display Goods Details (7) <Student’s unique function> (8) <Student’s unique report> (9) Quit >> Enter Choice: __ Fig A – Main Menu If user enters 1 to 9, do one of the following. If invalid choice, display error message and display Main Menu again. Enter Stock Information adds a stock item to the system (see 2.1). Issue Goods will reduce stock in the system (see 2.2). Receive Goods will increase the stock in the system by the quantity received (see 2.3) Re-order Goods checks for stock items that are low in quantity and allows user to top up the quantity of the item (see 2.4). Generate Transaction Report shows all transaction captured by the system (see 2.5). Display Goods Details shows all items recorded in the system (see 2.6). PROJECT Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing Page 2 of 3 2. Functional Requirements 2.1 Enter Stock Information The system should allow the user to enter the stock details as follows: Field Description Format Item Code A code to identify unique item Eg. 121 Item Description What is this item Eg. Nescafe Available Quantity No. of units in stock Eg. 50 Re-order Quantity Minimum quantity below which the system will alert the user to re order the item Eg. 10 <descriptor 1> <descriptor 2> A maximum of 20 different items can be stored. 2.2 Issue Goods The system should allow the user to issue goods from the warehouse: Field Description Format Transaction No. A number to keep track of issue Up to student Item Code Item code of what was issued see 2.1 Quantity Issued Quantity issued 999 Transaction Date When was the item issued DD/MM/YYYY a) A maximum of 100 transactions can be tracked by the system. b) Enter the Item Code and display all the item information to assist in the transaction. c) For the specified item, the program should verify that Quantity Issued is not greater than Available Quantity (see 2.1) as one cannot issue more than what is available. If this is so, display error

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      1. Introduction The objective of this project is to develop an Inventory Control System ABC Pte Ltd has requested your assistance to create a simple inventory system. The system will keep track of the goods available in the warehouse so that items do not run out of stock. When your program starts, a system menu will be displayed: <Your own name> INVENTORY SYSTEM (1) Enter Goods Information (2) Issue Goods (3) Receive Goods (4) Re-order Goods (5) Generate Transactions Report (6) Display Goods Details (7) <Student’s unique function> (8) <Student’s unique report> (9) Quit >> Enter Choice: __ Fig A – Main Menu If user enters 1 to 9, do one of the following. If invalid choice, display error message and display Main Menu again. Enter Stock Information adds a stock item to the system (see 2.1). Issue Goods will reduce stock in the system (see 2.2). Receive Goods will increase the stock in the system by the quantity received (see 2.3) Re-order Goods checks for stock items that are low in quantity and allows user to top up the quantity of the item (see 2.4). Generate Transaction Report shows all transaction captured by the system (see 2.5). Display Goods Details shows all items recorded in the system (see 2.6). PROJECT Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing Page 2 of 3 2. Functional Requirements 2.1 Enter Stock Information The system should allow the user to enter the stock details as follows: Field Description Format Item Code A code to identify unique item Eg. 121 Item Description What is this item Eg. Nescafe Available Quantity No. of units in stock Eg. 50 Re-order Quantity Minimum quantity below which the system will alert the user to re order the item Eg. 10 <descriptor 1> <descriptor 2> A maximum of 20 different items can be stored. 2.2 Issue Goods The system should allow the user to issue goods from the warehouse: Field Description Format Transaction No. A number to keep track of issue Up to student Item Code Item code of what was issued see 2.1 Quantity Issued Quantity issued 999 Transaction Date When was the item issued DD/MM/YYYY a) A maximum of 100 transactions can be tracked by the system. b) Enter the Item Code and display all the item information to assist in the transaction. c) For the specified item, the program should verify that Quantity Issued is not greater than Available Quantity (see 2.1) as one cannot issue more than what is available. If this is so, display error

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      Oh, wow! Memories of college -- leaning VAX Pascal. You have it easy.

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        Oh, wow! Memories of college -- leaning VAX Pascal. You have it easy.

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        how much would it be for u to come out with source code?

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          1. Introduction The objective of this project is to develop an Inventory Control System ABC Pte Ltd has requested your assistance to create a simple inventory system. The system will keep track of the goods available in the warehouse so that items do not run out of stock. When your program starts, a system menu will be displayed: <Your own name> INVENTORY SYSTEM (1) Enter Goods Information (2) Issue Goods (3) Receive Goods (4) Re-order Goods (5) Generate Transactions Report (6) Display Goods Details (7) <Student’s unique function> (8) <Student’s unique report> (9) Quit >> Enter Choice: __ Fig A – Main Menu If user enters 1 to 9, do one of the following. If invalid choice, display error message and display Main Menu again. Enter Stock Information adds a stock item to the system (see 2.1). Issue Goods will reduce stock in the system (see 2.2). Receive Goods will increase the stock in the system by the quantity received (see 2.3) Re-order Goods checks for stock items that are low in quantity and allows user to top up the quantity of the item (see 2.4). Generate Transaction Report shows all transaction captured by the system (see 2.5). Display Goods Details shows all items recorded in the system (see 2.6). PROJECT Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing Page 2 of 3 2. Functional Requirements 2.1 Enter Stock Information The system should allow the user to enter the stock details as follows: Field Description Format Item Code A code to identify unique item Eg. 121 Item Description What is this item Eg. Nescafe Available Quantity No. of units in stock Eg. 50 Re-order Quantity Minimum quantity below which the system will alert the user to re order the item Eg. 10 <descriptor 1> <descriptor 2> A maximum of 20 different items can be stored. 2.2 Issue Goods The system should allow the user to issue goods from the warehouse: Field Description Format Transaction No. A number to keep track of issue Up to student Item Code Item code of what was issued see 2.1 Quantity Issued Quantity issued 999 Transaction Date When was the item issued DD/MM/YYYY a) A maximum of 100 transactions can be tracked by the system. b) Enter the Item Code and display all the item information to assist in the transaction. c) For the specified item, the program should verify that Quantity Issued is not greater than Available Quantity (see 2.1) as one cannot issue more than what is available. If this is so, display error

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          I know who can help, your professor! Look dude, in your text it says: Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing So it looks like you're going for some diploma. What good is it for us to do your homework / class assignments for you? Anybody here will tell you to take a stab at it yourself and when you run into trouble, ask questions, show your work, explain what happened and what you expected to happen. In other words, show the effort yourself and there will be plenty of help here. Most of us here have already passed these courses.

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            how much would it be for u to come out with source code?

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            How much you got? How much not to tell your instructor that you're asking for code?

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              1. Introduction The objective of this project is to develop an Inventory Control System ABC Pte Ltd has requested your assistance to create a simple inventory system. The system will keep track of the goods available in the warehouse so that items do not run out of stock. When your program starts, a system menu will be displayed: <Your own name> INVENTORY SYSTEM (1) Enter Goods Information (2) Issue Goods (3) Receive Goods (4) Re-order Goods (5) Generate Transactions Report (6) Display Goods Details (7) <Student’s unique function> (8) <Student’s unique report> (9) Quit >> Enter Choice: __ Fig A – Main Menu If user enters 1 to 9, do one of the following. If invalid choice, display error message and display Main Menu again. Enter Stock Information adds a stock item to the system (see 2.1). Issue Goods will reduce stock in the system (see 2.2). Receive Goods will increase the stock in the system by the quantity received (see 2.3) Re-order Goods checks for stock items that are low in quantity and allows user to top up the quantity of the item (see 2.4). Generate Transaction Report shows all transaction captured by the system (see 2.5). Display Goods Details shows all items recorded in the system (see 2.6). PROJECT Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing Page 2 of 3 2. Functional Requirements 2.1 Enter Stock Information The system should allow the user to enter the stock details as follows: Field Description Format Item Code A code to identify unique item Eg. 121 Item Description What is this item Eg. Nescafe Available Quantity No. of units in stock Eg. 50 Re-order Quantity Minimum quantity below which the system will alert the user to re order the item Eg. 10 <descriptor 1> <descriptor 2> A maximum of 20 different items can be stored. 2.2 Issue Goods The system should allow the user to issue goods from the warehouse: Field Description Format Transaction No. A number to keep track of issue Up to student Item Code Item code of what was issued see 2.1 Quantity Issued Quantity issued 999 Transaction Date When was the item issued DD/MM/YYYY a) A maximum of 100 transactions can be tracked by the system. b) Enter the Item Code and display all the item information to assist in the transaction. c) For the specified item, the program should verify that Quantity Issued is not greater than Available Quantity (see 2.1) as one cannot issue more than what is available. If this is so, display error

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              Can you help pay my bills? Can I send you my mortgage payment for this month? Can spare the cost of child care? Can pay my MSDN subscription? If you not willing to pay any of these, why should I code your assignment. :rolleyes: :doh: X|

              Yusuf May I help you?

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                1. Introduction The objective of this project is to develop an Inventory Control System ABC Pte Ltd has requested your assistance to create a simple inventory system. The system will keep track of the goods available in the warehouse so that items do not run out of stock. When your program starts, a system menu will be displayed: <Your own name> INVENTORY SYSTEM (1) Enter Goods Information (2) Issue Goods (3) Receive Goods (4) Re-order Goods (5) Generate Transactions Report (6) Display Goods Details (7) <Student’s unique function> (8) <Student’s unique report> (9) Quit >> Enter Choice: __ Fig A – Main Menu If user enters 1 to 9, do one of the following. If invalid choice, display error message and display Main Menu again. Enter Stock Information adds a stock item to the system (see 2.1). Issue Goods will reduce stock in the system (see 2.2). Receive Goods will increase the stock in the system by the quantity received (see 2.3) Re-order Goods checks for stock items that are low in quantity and allows user to top up the quantity of the item (see 2.4). Generate Transaction Report shows all transaction captured by the system (see 2.5). Display Goods Details shows all items recorded in the system (see 2.6). PROJECT Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing Page 2 of 3 2. Functional Requirements 2.1 Enter Stock Information The system should allow the user to enter the stock details as follows: Field Description Format Item Code A code to identify unique item Eg. 121 Item Description What is this item Eg. Nescafe Available Quantity No. of units in stock Eg. 50 Re-order Quantity Minimum quantity below which the system will alert the user to re order the item Eg. 10 <descriptor 1> <descriptor 2> A maximum of 20 different items can be stored. 2.2 Issue Goods The system should allow the user to issue goods from the warehouse: Field Description Format Transaction No. A number to keep track of issue Up to student Item Code Item code of what was issued see 2.1 Quantity Issued Quantity issued 999 Transaction Date When was the item issued DD/MM/YYYY a) A maximum of 100 transactions can be tracked by the system. b) Enter the Item Code and display all the item information to assist in the transaction. c) For the specified item, the program should verify that Quantity Issued is not greater than Available Quantity (see 2.1) as one cannot issue more than what is available. If this is so, display error

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                Noone is going to help you do your project from scratch. Try some stuff, and request for help on any issues you run into.

                The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it. My latest tip/trick - Silverlight *.XCP files. Visit the Hindi forum here.

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                  1. Introduction The objective of this project is to develop an Inventory Control System ABC Pte Ltd has requested your assistance to create a simple inventory system. The system will keep track of the goods available in the warehouse so that items do not run out of stock. When your program starts, a system menu will be displayed: <Your own name> INVENTORY SYSTEM (1) Enter Goods Information (2) Issue Goods (3) Receive Goods (4) Re-order Goods (5) Generate Transactions Report (6) Display Goods Details (7) <Student’s unique function> (8) <Student’s unique report> (9) Quit >> Enter Choice: __ Fig A – Main Menu If user enters 1 to 9, do one of the following. If invalid choice, display error message and display Main Menu again. Enter Stock Information adds a stock item to the system (see 2.1). Issue Goods will reduce stock in the system (see 2.2). Receive Goods will increase the stock in the system by the quantity received (see 2.3) Re-order Goods checks for stock items that are low in quantity and allows user to top up the quantity of the item (see 2.4). Generate Transaction Report shows all transaction captured by the system (see 2.5). Display Goods Details shows all items recorded in the system (see 2.6). PROJECT Course: Diploma in Engineering Informatics Module: IT7133 – Principles of Computing Page 2 of 3 2. Functional Requirements 2.1 Enter Stock Information The system should allow the user to enter the stock details as follows: Field Description Format Item Code A code to identify unique item Eg. 121 Item Description What is this item Eg. Nescafe Available Quantity No. of units in stock Eg. 50 Re-order Quantity Minimum quantity below which the system will alert the user to re order the item Eg. 10 <descriptor 1> <descriptor 2> A maximum of 20 different items can be stored. 2.2 Issue Goods The system should allow the user to issue goods from the warehouse: Field Description Format Transaction No. A number to keep track of issue Up to student Item Code Item code of what was issued see 2.1 Quantity Issued Quantity issued 999 Transaction Date When was the item issued DD/MM/YYYY a) A maximum of 100 transactions can be tracked by the system. b) Enter the Item Code and display all the item information to assist in the transaction. c) For the specified item, the program should verify that Quantity Issued is not greater than Available Quantity (see 2.1) as one cannot issue more than what is available. If this is so, display error

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                  What I don't get about the homework beggars is why you would even want someone else to do this for you. If you can't do these sorts of things on your own then why are you even wasting your own time? You will have no chance of ever being successful professionally unless you can do these things yourself, so why waste anyone's time? Find a different career path as this one obviously doesn't suit you.

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                    What I don't get about the homework beggars is why you would even want someone else to do this for you. If you can't do these sorts of things on your own then why are you even wasting your own time? You will have no chance of ever being successful professionally unless you can do these things yourself, so why waste anyone's time? Find a different career path as this one obviously doesn't suit you.

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                    Actually, this may already be “second” or “third” hand … He’s already promised someone that he’ll do it for $25.00; now he needs to find someone whole will do it for less than that … and so on; and so on. (Just give them the source code to “anything”; they’ll never know the difference).

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