Shopping-mall-management-system

Shopping-mall-management-system

Shopping-mall-management-system

Dec 1, 2024

full stack

Abstract

The company has to keep up with the processing of large amounts of data. Data is used for things such as sales volume, sales, profits, shopping mall membership, storage of membership information and even for analysis of a particular product in the mall. As a result, a wide range of shopping malls have started to use intelligent management to enter the era of big data, however, the exponential growth of data is rapid and our data processing software must be constantly updated to meet the needs of data storage at this stage. The shopping centre management system is based on such a database model, where shop information is stored in a database based on E-R relationship diagrams and mysql software, and users are free to rent one or more shops, and monthly rent and various fees are saved by adding the information once and automatically deducted at the end of the month. The database queries are then imported into Visual Studio 2013, written with Net Framework and winform console statements connected, and graphically implemented using the DataGridView control. This standalone system requires a good knowledge of databases and the ability to write in C, C++ and C#, as well as the skills to use mysql, Visio and vs2013. The software has a wide range of applications and can be a valuable management system in shopping malls. It also provides a solid foundation for a large scale online system for a global chain of shopping malls and is of wide research interest.

Keywords

E-R relationship diagram, winform, .NET FRAMEWORK library, DataGridView, Visio


Main functions

(1) Users can rent one or more shops and can top up their fees

(2) User and shop information is stored in a database

(3) The shop will be required to pay monthly rent, utilities, property charges, etc.

(4) Shops are automatically charged each month


In addition to this, the following functions have been added to the system:

(1) Shop and user information can be queried, added, deleted and modified

(2) The shop has many details including location, lease status, rent, decoration, name, type of shop etc.

(3) You can edit the individual amounts of utilities, property charges and financial amounts

(4) You can keep a record of financial expenses and income

(5) User name and password are required to enter the interface, and the administrator has super privileges: he can modify the login information of ordinary users.

Abstract

The company has to keep up with the processing of large amounts of data. Data is used for things such as sales volume, sales, profits, shopping mall membership, storage of membership information and even for analysis of a particular product in the mall. As a result, a wide range of shopping malls have started to use intelligent management to enter the era of big data, however, the exponential growth of data is rapid and our data processing software must be constantly updated to meet the needs of data storage at this stage. The shopping centre management system is based on such a database model, where shop information is stored in a database based on E-R relationship diagrams and mysql software, and users are free to rent one or more shops, and monthly rent and various fees are saved by adding the information once and automatically deducted at the end of the month. The database queries are then imported into Visual Studio 2013, written with Net Framework and winform console statements connected, and graphically implemented using the DataGridView control. This standalone system requires a good knowledge of databases and the ability to write in C, C++ and C#, as well as the skills to use mysql, Visio and vs2013. The software has a wide range of applications and can be a valuable management system in shopping malls. It also provides a solid foundation for a large scale online system for a global chain of shopping malls and is of wide research interest.

Keywords

E-R relationship diagram, winform, .NET FRAMEWORK library, DataGridView, Visio


Main functions

(1) Users can rent one or more shops and can top up their fees

(2) User and shop information is stored in a database

(3) The shop will be required to pay monthly rent, utilities, property charges, etc.

(4) Shops are automatically charged each month


In addition to this, the following functions have been added to the system:

(1) Shop and user information can be queried, added, deleted and modified

(2) The shop has many details including location, lease status, rent, decoration, name, type of shop etc.

(3) You can edit the individual amounts of utilities, property charges and financial amounts

(4) You can keep a record of financial expenses and income

(5) User name and password are required to enter the interface, and the administrator has super privileges: he can modify the login information of ordinary users.

Abstract

The company has to keep up with the processing of large amounts of data. Data is used for things such as sales volume, sales, profits, shopping mall membership, storage of membership information and even for analysis of a particular product in the mall. As a result, a wide range of shopping malls have started to use intelligent management to enter the era of big data, however, the exponential growth of data is rapid and our data processing software must be constantly updated to meet the needs of data storage at this stage. The shopping centre management system is based on such a database model, where shop information is stored in a database based on E-R relationship diagrams and mysql software, and users are free to rent one or more shops, and monthly rent and various fees are saved by adding the information once and automatically deducted at the end of the month. The database queries are then imported into Visual Studio 2013, written with Net Framework and winform console statements connected, and graphically implemented using the DataGridView control. This standalone system requires a good knowledge of databases and the ability to write in C, C++ and C#, as well as the skills to use mysql, Visio and vs2013. The software has a wide range of applications and can be a valuable management system in shopping malls. It also provides a solid foundation for a large scale online system for a global chain of shopping malls and is of wide research interest.

Keywords

E-R relationship diagram, winform, .NET FRAMEWORK library, DataGridView, Visio


Main functions

(1) Users can rent one or more shops and can top up their fees

(2) User and shop information is stored in a database

(3) The shop will be required to pay monthly rent, utilities, property charges, etc.

(4) Shops are automatically charged each month


In addition to this, the following functions have been added to the system:

(1) Shop and user information can be queried, added, deleted and modified

(2) The shop has many details including location, lease status, rent, decoration, name, type of shop etc.

(3) You can edit the individual amounts of utilities, property charges and financial amounts

(4) You can keep a record of financial expenses and income

(5) User name and password are required to enter the interface, and the administrator has super privileges: he can modify the login information of ordinary users.

Technical stacks

  • Programming Languages: C++, Java, Python, C#, Angular, MySQL, JavaScript, React.js, Node.js, Next.js, HTML/CSS, Typescript, PHP, Kotlin, Scala, Linux, Go

  • Frameworks and Tools: Docker, Kubernetes, OpenStack, Prometheus, Terraform, Maven, Spring Boot, .NET, Shell, Apache Kafka/Spark, SAP, Git, Agile, Scrum, RESTful, Jenkins, UML, MATLAB, Unix, JUnit, Guice, JPA, Hadoop, Django, Gulp

  • Cloud Platforms: AWS, Google Cloud(GCP), Microsoft Azure, Oracle

  • Database Management: MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, InfluxDB, Databricks, Redis, GraphQL, NoSQL

Technical stacks

  • Programming Languages: C++, Java, Python, C#, Angular, MySQL, JavaScript, React.js, Node.js, Next.js, HTML/CSS, Typescript, PHP, Kotlin, Scala, Linux, Go

  • Frameworks and Tools: Docker, Kubernetes, OpenStack, Prometheus, Terraform, Maven, Spring Boot, .NET, Shell, Apache Kafka/Spark, SAP, Git, Agile, Scrum, RESTful, Jenkins, UML, MATLAB, Unix, JUnit, Guice, JPA, Hadoop, Django, Gulp

  • Cloud Platforms: AWS, Google Cloud(GCP), Microsoft Azure, Oracle

  • Database Management: MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, InfluxDB, Databricks, Redis, GraphQL, NoSQL

Technical stacks

  • Programming Languages: C++, Java, Python, C#, Angular, MySQL, JavaScript, React.js, Node.js, Next.js, HTML/CSS, Typescript, PHP, Kotlin, Scala, Linux, Go

  • Frameworks and Tools: Docker, Kubernetes, OpenStack, Prometheus, Terraform, Maven, Spring Boot, .NET, Shell, Apache Kafka/Spark, SAP, Git, Agile, Scrum, RESTful, Jenkins, UML, MATLAB, Unix, JUnit, Guice, JPA, Hadoop, Django, Gulp

  • Cloud Platforms: AWS, Google Cloud(GCP), Microsoft Azure, Oracle

  • Database Management: MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, InfluxDB, Databricks, Redis, GraphQL, NoSQL

© 2024 Frannie

© 2024 Frannie