2. MODULES OF APPLICATION WEB SITE
In a comprehensive way, the modules can be defined as the
constituent parts of a system. In terms of IT, a program usually consists of a
set of sub-programs (modules) that form a whole. Web applications are no
exception to the rule, and more dynamic web site pages more likely it is to
have modules. Therefore, our portal will also have many modules that are
consistent with its objectives.
3. RESEARCH DESIGN
Here, reference is made to the conceptual framework in which
the desired project is completed. Thus, the objectives have already been
located, however, point out that the data used in the whole process are
secondary data. The major source of information is without doubt the
internet.
4. ANALYSIS METHODS
4.1. Object Oriented Methods
Object modeling is to create a computer model of the user's
system (a computer system). This model can bring both elements of the real
world concepts or ideas around business or field which will be part of the
system.
4.1.1. UML method
UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a graphical modeling
language based on pictograms. He appeared in the world of software engineering,
as part of the "object-oriented design." Commonly used in software projects, it
can be applied to all kinds of systems are not limited to the IT sector.
4.1.1.1. Advantages
· The standardization of object concepts, which have
clear benefits in terms of computer applications.
· The reusability of software components,
· Ease of maintenance,
· The ease of prototyping and extension of
applications.
4.1.1.2. Limits
· The time it takes to manage and maintain the UML
diagrams is too long;
· A large additional work is necessary to synchronize the
code with the diagrams
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