Software Requirements for Web-Based Online Voting for CSC-SSG of MinSCAT Bongabong Campus
A.1. Introduction
The system aims to expedite the process of voting and the result of the election. With the system, the voters will visit and sign up first on the provided website then log on with their respective and correct student id, username and password in order to vote. The proposed technology system hopes to help the Chairman of the College Commission on Election to cast, count and tally the votes of each candidate with ease, promptness and accuracy. The study is also useful to the voters since they will be more informed about the candidates who are running and they can register and vote via website. The specification that follows describes the operation of the proposed system.
A.1.1 Purpose
This specification describes the software design requirements of the website for online voting for SSG and CSC of MBC is intended to be the basis of software development process for which end users can use as preliminary documentation.
A.1.2 Scope
The software system described in this section is divided into two parts: the software system for data gathering, and the software system for data storage. The data gathering system will be designed for any computer, as well as PCs, or even mobile phones and other devices that are capable to access this system and connected to the internet and shall provide the following functionalities: a. Providing an interface to input data about candidates for election. b. Providing an interface to input data of the voters.
The software system for data storage, on the other hand, will be designed as a web-based for data application and shall provide the following functionalities: a. Receiving data collected through computers, mobile devices, etc. b. Recording and storing data of voters and candidates. c. Retrieving data for viewing, printing and generating report.
A.1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and
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