ABSTRACT
In our present society, communications are more or less the “cannot –do –without” that people always say and the strength of every successful business generally.
The impact of this can be felt in the life of individuals, homes, offices and government establishment, without adequate communication network every activity is useless (paralyzed). Countries all over the world have communication industry whose duty it is to acquire communication lines and distribute it equally among the popular of the nation. Most companies need great strength or determination to make it. In Nigeria the button for the communication distribution network given to Nigeria Telecommunication Limited (NITEL).
This project work researched into the procedure and criteria involved in the telephone line allocation to inhabitants of Nigeria by NITEL. In Nigeria today, NITEL is having a very big problem with line allocation due to the fact that it is speculated that the lines available to NITEL cannot comfortably go round the country. In the process of this research it was found out that the real problem NITEL is having were made in problems, which at the end resulted in the arrivals of solution to problem. A new computerized design, which will always use the demand of telephone line subscribers in the country. This computerized design is more accurate, reliable, comparatively cheap to use.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Title Page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Organization of Work
Table of Contents
Abstracts
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1Statement of the Problem
1.2Purpose of Study
1.3Aims and Objectives
1.4Scope and Study
1.5Limitations
1.6Assumptions
1.7Definitions of Terms
CHAPTER TWO
LITERATURE REVIEW
CHAPTER THREE
DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM
3.1Fact Findings and Method of Uses
3.2Organizational Structure
3.3Objectives of the Existing System
3.4Input, Process, Output Analysis
3.5Information Flow Diagram
3.6Problem of the Existing System
3.7Justification for the New System
CHAPTER FOUR
THE DESIGN OF NEW SYSTEM
4.1Output Specification and Design
4.2Input Specification and Design
4.3File Design and Structure
4.4Procedure Flowchart
4.5System Requirement
4.6Manpower
CHAPTER FIVE
IMPLEMENTATION
5.1Program Design
5.2Program Flowchart
5.3Pseudocode
CHAPTER SIX
DOCUMENTATION
6.1Loading the Language
6.2Loading the New Program
6.3Running the New Program
6.4Operational Guideline
6.5Option Selection
CHAPTER SEVEN
RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
7.1Recommendation
7.2Conclusion
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