Customers visit/call offices of an airline company to make reservations for flights. You are supposed to design this in-house web-based reservation application using PHP.
There are 2 types of users in the system:
- Administrators
- Employees
Note that entities are not limited by these user types. These are the ones that can log in to the system. In addition to these, your system shall have entities such as flights, pilots, customers, etc.
Administrators can:
- Add/Edit/Delete Employees (with their login credentials. Change password, reset password, sign up options for employees are not necessary)
- Add/Edit/Delete Flights (a flight has destination, target, pilots, etc. Use your creativity)
- Add/Edit/Delete Pilots
Employees can:
- Add/Edit/Delete Reservations
Seats of an airplane have multiple rows and columns. You can assume each row goes from A to D, and there are 20 rows of seats on a plane. Needless to say multiple customers reserving the same seat on the same flight is not allowed.
Stored Procedure
You are supposed to write 2 stored procedures: past flights and future flights, both taking one argument: pilot name/ID, returning past and future flights flown by that pilot. If the argument supplied is the string ALL, these SPs shall return all past and future flights, respectively.
Trigger
You are supposed to write a trigger on your Reservations. If the customer making that reservation is not in the database, he/she shall be added to the corresponding table.
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SQL Injection Bonus
If you avoid SQL injection on your login page, you will be awarded bonus points.
Report
You are supposed to submit a report in pdf format. Your report shall have the following sections:
- Title Page
- Introduction
- Interface (add some screenshots. However, high quality images may bloat the size of your report. In that case, try reducing image quality before embedding them)
- Database (an ER diagram is compulsory. Use a drawing application. Do not draw it on paper and take its photograph)
- Conclusion
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