The Development Of Prison Management System (PRMS)

Nadatul'Iffah , Abu Hasan (2008) The Development Of Prison Management System (PRMS). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The development of Prison Management System (PRMS) is used to manage the prisoner information including their dependents, cases, cells and also the parole requests. The purpose of this system is to make a user-friendly system to both users which are System Administrator (SA) and Database Administrator (DBA). With this system, DBA will do most of their work such as grant or revoke system and object privilege to other user, make the backup and recovery for the selected data, create a dynamic table and produce the dynamic report by using the system interfaces in the PRMS. This system is developed by using Oracle9i as the database management system. Meanwhile, Oracle9i Application Server is used as application server in the server side and the Oracle9i Forms Builder is used as the tool to design the system interfaces and used to code PRMS. The Iterative waterfall model is the chosen methodology to develop this system. The database methodology for the PRMS is Structured System Analysis and Design Method (SSADM) and it is implemented along with the system development process to ensure the objectives of the project can be fulfilled. The features like password security by using encryption, generating dynamic report and tracing the logon user are included in this system. The final result or the expected output of this project is the development of system for the use of prisons' staff to manage the prisoner information, which is PRMS.

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