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DESIGN AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTERIZED BUSINESS RECORDS KEEPING SYSTEM
(A CASE STUDY OF
NIGERIA CEMENT COMPANY (NIGERCEM) NKALAGU)
ABSTRACT
Design and implementation of Computerized record keeping system has become a
big task and indeed a burden to many computer programmes, computer operators
and even other computer personnel this computer age.
Many companies, business units and other cooperate bodies want their business
to be computerized but fin it extremely hard to have a good designer to meet
their demand. In recognition and appreciation of the problem and task, that
arose the interest of the researchers in carrying out a study on “designing and
implementation of computerized business record” using the Nigeria Cement
Company (NIGERCEM) Nkalagu Ebonyi as a case study.
In conducting the study, I collected primary data and secondary data which were
already documented.
From the analysis and tests carried out, the following findings were made:
1.
The cost of production in the company
2.
The cost of paying workers salaries
3.
The average cost of the produce.
The seeking price of the produce were
estimated.
The gain of the company.
The cost of other minor activities
encountered in the company.
Furthermore there is less internal control in the company.
Based on these and other finding the researcher recommends the company for
establishing effective control. Moreso, the company should maintain regular and
safety stock in production.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page
Abstract
Table of Contents
CHAPTER ONE:
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Background of the study
1.2
Statement of the problem
1.3
Objective of the study
1.4
Significance of the study
1.5
Research question
1.6
Scope of the study
1.7
Delimitation and limitation
1.8
Definition of terms
CHAPTER TWO:
LITERATURE REVIEW
CHAPTER THREE:
DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS
3.1 Existing
System Operation
3.1.2 Organization Structure
3.2 Method of
business record keeping
3.3 Population
of the study
3.4 Analysis
cost of existing system
3.5 Objective
of the existing system
3.6 Input of
the existing system
3.7 Methods of
gathering information
3.8 Problems in
the existing system
3.9 Existing
system report.
CHAPTER FOUR:
DESIGNING OF COMPUTERIZED RECORD SYSTEM
4.1
Introduction
4.2
Design approach
4.3
Output specification and design
4.4
General account sheet (weekly)
4.5
Procedure chart
4.6
System flowchart
4.7
System requirement
CHAPTER FIVE:
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW SYSTEM
5.1
Program design
5.2
Flow chart system main menu
5.3
File maintenance sub system flowchart
5.4
Report generation sub system flowchart
5.5
Program flow chart for add
5.6
Program flow chart for deletion
5.7
Change over procedure
5.8
Test run
CHAPTER SIX: SUMMARY,
RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
6.1
Program documentation
6.2
Users documentation
CHAPTER SEVEN:
SUMMARY, RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
7.1
Summary
7.2
Recommendation
7.3
Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE
STUDY
Computer is a deterministic device ie it uses input data and process to
determine the anticipated outputs.
Computer being an electronic machine, which accept data, process, store and
retrieve information according to the predetermined program. The device obeys a
particular application software manufactured by software companies for
accepting, processing, storing and retrieving the post determined output for
that particular purpose at that time.
The processes undertaking by the computer may involve retrieving records
sorting records, arithmetic calculations and other electronic manipulation
processes. Computer displays information, prints information out, produce it in
other form according to the instruction (software) given to it at the point of
time. The computer undergoing program control, can equally performs arithmetic
and logical operation with human intervention.
Computerization which practical application of the knowledge and processes of
computer with our process.
The growing of companies and transforming into the information technology (IT)
has impetrated the need for designing and implementation of computerized
business record keeping for the effective production and management. This idea
is more pronounced on the researchers part of Nigeria.
Most business owners produce goods and store them in the warehouse without
taking due regard of taking record of them for profit maximization. This is
primarily due to poor designing and implementation of the business outfit.
Regret ability without prior to the objective and motive of the business, the
goods are often deteriorated by reducing its marketable value and even by some
unscrupulous and selfish staff of the business outfit.
Computerization of
the business record keeping is a remedy to such predicament because it picture
out the pre determined output at any point. It is deemed fit. Complex
businesses comparing ought to have BUSSLINE DATEBASE. Any time the information
about the business is needed by the manager or the appropriate personnel the
data base of the business can be called up (retrieved) to give the required
need.
Moreso in a designed
and implemented business record keeping, loses are saved and profit is
maximized.
Manual business
record keeping system in succeptable to the left in order to have illegal
access to it. This and some scrupulous staff of such organization/business
internationally deteriorate the record in order to achieve their selfish gain.
Obviously some big
business unit find hard recording their data/paper work and access them at
their demand. This is attributed by large volume of paper that may involve in
it.
The accuracy and
speedy of computer recommends it to organizational control and through
effective decision making.
1.2
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The
principal problems associated with Nigeria Cement Company (NIGERCEM) Nkalagu,
Ebonyi by this research study are as follows:
i.
Inconsistence of purchasing record
ii.
Inconsistence of production cost
iii.
Inconsistence of sales record
iv.
Inconsistence of staff salaries
v.
Poor manual database recording
vi.
Poor management information system among levels of personnel.
1.2
SUB PROBLEM
(i)
Review of the existing system of the Nigeria Cement Company (NIGERCEM) Nkalagu
Ebonyi.
(ii)
Designing a new record management system for Nigeria Cement Company (NIGERCEM)
Nkalagu, Ebonyi.
(iii)
Coding the new system using computer programming language.
1.3
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The
principal objectives of the study was to highlight, improve the effectiveness
of Nigeria Cement Company (NIGERCEM) Nkalagu, Ebonyi records. Furthermore, the
encourage economic growth of our country. The study is expected to place the
company at particular standard of the profit maximization for the owners to
enjoy the computerized Nigeria Cement Company (NIGERCEM) records.
The study will aimed at bringing out remedies on the past loses during manual
database system by helping.
(i)
To determined the raw material the company brings.
(ii)
To determine the output of the company.
(iii)
To identify how the goods are supplied to customers.
(iv)
To determine the number of goods in stock.
(v)
To determine company’s circulating capital.
(vi)
To determine the company’s creditor.
(vii)
To determine the company’s debtors
(viii)
To determine amount paid to workers of the company.
(ix)
To determine the maintenance cost of the company.
(x)
To determine the tax levied by government.
(xi)
To determine the profit of the company.
1.4
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The search report is expected to help the owner, the management and the entire
workers of the Nigeria Cement Company (NIGERCEM) Nkalagu.
It is aimed at bring fact on the problems and thinking factors facing Nigeria
Cement Company (NIGERCEM) record keeping in order to make a maximum profit. It
is equally expected and believed that the report shall among other thing.
(i)
Widen the knowledge of the owner and management of business centre on designing
and implementation.
(ii)
Enhance the wide employment opportunities for the qualified personnels.
(iii)
The report is to serve as point of reference for students in such field of
study.
1.5
RESEARCH QUESTION
These
structured questions were formulated at the beginning of the report. They are
administered as the procedural stops to get all the required information and data
involved in the system.
(i)
Where in your organizational chart?
(ii)
What are the subsystem of the system (NIGERCEM) Nkalagu, Ebonyi?
(iii)
What are the names of each subsystem?
(iv)
Who is/are the head of each subsystem?
(v)
What are the raw materials used for production?
(vi)
How many workers work here?
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