DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A TRANSACTING SYSTEM OR AN ATM MACHINE. A CASE STUDY OF ECO BANK PLC, OBOSI ONICHA)

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ABSTRACT

This project is aimed at designing and implementing a transacting system or an ATM machine for Eco Bank Plc, Obosi Onicha. Specially, this study covered the activities of financial institutions in mobilizing cash payments and given the larger part of it to customers who wish to do their cash transactions electronically in Eco bank Obosi Onitsha.
In a bid to successfully carry out a transaction receipt generating system  for an ATM  machine with a view of finding out its shortcomings, this attempt enabled the researcher to design and implement a transaction receipt generating system for cash transactions that would, if well implemented help to uplift the financial operations of Eco bank Plc Obosi Onitsha. The New system will be developed using Microsoft visual basic 6.0. This programming language was chosen because of its ideal nature for writing windows based application.

TABLE OF CONTENT
Title page                                 i
Approval Page                                ii
Table of content                            iii
Dedication                                
Acknowledgment
Abstract
CHAPTER ONE                                    
1.0.    Introduction                        
1.1.    Background of the study               
1.1    Statement of the problem               
1.2    Objective of the study               
1.3    Scope of the study                   
1.4    Significant of the study               
1.5    Limitations of the study               
CHAPTER TWO
Literature review                        
2.1 A.T.M                                   
2.2.    History of A.T.M                       
2.3.    Components of A.T.M               
2.4 functions of A.T.M                   
   
CHAPTER THREE
3.0 analysis of the existing system       
3.2.    Research methodology                
3.3.    Methods of data collection           
3.4.    Sources of data                       
3.5 problems of the existing system:       
3.6.    Input, process and out analysis       
3.7.    Information flow chart               
3.8.    Justification for the new system       
3.9.    Programming languages used           
3.10.    Input specification               
3.11.    Output specification               
3.12.    Software requirement           

CHAPTER FOUR
4.1. Program design                       
4.2. Program flowchart                   

4.3     Installation and testing               
4.5     Documentation                        

CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 summary, conclusion and
Recommendation                           
5.1     Summary                               
5.2.     Conclusion                           
5.3     Recommendation                        
Reference                                













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