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RAILWAY TICKET SYSTEM (RTS) ABSTRACT

Submitted by :Naveen Krishnan H, Sandeep S Nair, Sooraj Nair H S,

S6 CS S6 CS S6 CS

OBJECTIVE The objective of RTS Project is to design software to fully automate the process of issuing a railway ticket. That is:1. To create a database of the trains 2. To accept the user information and issue PNR (Passenger Name Record) number. 3. To calculate fare 4. To develop a journey planner

TEAM STRUCTURE We are trying to implement democratic model of project management and implementation. That is all the planning, design and coding stages of project are done in course of participation by all the team members. The team is comprised of three:Naveen Krishnan H S6 CS Sandeep S Nair S6 CS Sooraj Nair H S S6 CS

SOFTWARE USED Front-end Back-end

: :

Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Microsoft Access 2007

Modules We analyzed and conclude that project can be implemented using 3 major modules:(i) (ii) (iii)

Ticket Reservation Ticket Cancellation Status checking

They can be represented in DFDs as:-

DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS CONTEXT LEVEL DFD Enter intern al

Option Select

Logged in as Admin

Reservation/ Cancellation/ Status

Logged in as Operator

Edit structure of

Is e su PN R

RESERVATION DFD

User Input

Process Request

Check If appropriate

Add to data store Reservation Done

Data Store

CANCELLATION DFD

Process Request

User Input

Delete if appropriate else send

Check

Cancellation Done

STATUS DFD

Data Store

User Input

Check

Display Status

MODULES IN DETAIL Ticket reservation This is the module one and this comprises of following subtasks:i. ii. iii. i.

Checking for availability Accepting details Journey planner

Checking for availability This is the process of checking the train’s database to check whether seats are vacant or not. That is the whether the ticket that will be reserved is ‘Available’ or ‘RAC’ or a ‘Waiting list’.

ii.

Accepting Details This includes following steps :a) b) c) d) e)

iii.

Gathering passenger details Processing the ticket request Calculation of fare Issuing the PNR Issuing ticket details

Journey planner This is an innovative idea we are proposing. Software’s first and foremost requirement is that it should lessen or eliminate manual exertion. That is, it should be as user friendly as possible. Now what we propose to achieve by this is, by just entering the starting and ending station, we will get the list of following details 1. Direct trains to the destination 2. Connection trains which are feasible

Status monitoring: This process lets the passenger / operator know the status of the ticket. There are three possible states for a ticket to be in a) Confirmed b) RAC c) Waiting list This process is used to issue the current state of the ticket. Ticket canceling: This is the task of canceling a railway ticket. Cancellation leads to the rearrangement of the database containing the allotted passenger’s details. There are three cases:a) Cancellation of a confirmed ticket involves transforming the RAC-1 to the cancelled ticket and moving all the RAC and Waiting list entries up by one. b) Cancellation of a RAC involves moving the succeeding RAC and waiting list entries up by one. c) Cancellation of a Waiting list just involves the moving up by one all the succeeding Waiting list entries.

Gant Chart This is the time frame that we are trying to abide in achieving the project. Here the three modules and major steps of our project are shown. In this chart, X-axis denotes progress and Y axis denotes time

final project

Cancellation Status

review2

Reservation

review 1

Database construction

19-Jan

Analysisphase 0

2

4

6

Existing system vs. our proposed system Our railway uses a very advanced system and that too for a long time. That it is a system which is tested by time. But no system is perfect and there is scope for improvement in every one! So we analyzed deeply and came up with this :Journey planner: Currently The Indian railway does use a kind of Journey planner in the name of “Trains between stations”. But our’s goes a step further than the existing one. We are planning to take into account the connection trains as well. Thus the number of options is increased dramatically. Apart from this we try to meet if not better all the major technicalities which are sufficient and is currently in the existing system.

Future Enhancements Due to the limited amount of resources and time, we are planning to restrict our project to Southern railway for now, but later on it can be extended to the whole of Indian railway. Then our system is easy to update with new trains and new routes. Also our system makes it possible to update the cost of ticket and other charges periodically. Then, this project can be later on be used to implement as an online system as well.

References i.

www.southernrailway.org

ii.

www.wikipedia.org

iii.

www.indianrailways.gov.in

iv.

www.irctc.co.in

v.

www.trainenquiry.com

vi.

Indian Railways timetable

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