Development of Relational Enzymes Function Model

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Development of Relational Enzymes Function Model for Medicinal Plants. June 2015

CHAPTER 4

SYSTEM DESIGN

System Perspective/Architectural Design

The main perspective of the system is to manage the enzymes details with proper structure and EC no. As the system is organized specially for the differently abled people it is designed in such a way that the person must be convenient in using the system. The design involves new person’s registration with the help of unique no or by mobile no. Then further the person will be assigned to access the model. Fig 4.1.1 shown below is the architectural design for enrolling new person for accessing the model.

Fig 4.1.1: Architectural design for Adding New Enzymes in Functional Model

Problem Specification for Adding Enzymes in Data base:

The detail of enzymes can be found in many websites but the web sites doesn’t give the permission to direct fetch data from the its web page, there are some limitation’s and data can be accessed by using some protocols.

By using some rules we have to fetch data from the websites but it can’t be directly inserted to database, it has to match some rule on basis of the medicinal uses and Enzymes name.

Block Diagram for enrolling candidates to the training program:

Fig 4.1.2 shows the block diagram to Adding New Enzymes to the database. Initially here the Enzymes will be matched with their EC no and check for similar data present in database if it found then it can’t not be inserted o database and if didn’t found then it will save in database.

Fig 4.1.2: Block Diagram for enrolling candidates to the training program

Data definition/Dictionary:

Enzymes Details Table Definition and login page table Defination

The table 4.1.1 Person Details shows various fields related to persons and data type for each field with constraints.

Column	Data type	Key	Description
Mobile No/UID	integer	Primary key	All the persons have different Identification so record should keep the no of persons accessing the model.
Name of Person	Varchar	Foreign key	Name of candidate. First, Middle and Last names are entered separately
Date-Of-Birth	Int	Not Null	Date of birth of the candidate
Gender	Varchar	Not Null	Gender of the candidate
Qualification	Varchar	Not Null	It determine the qualification of person who accessing the model
Address	Varchar	Not Null	Address of the candidate

Table 4.1.1: Table shows the definitions Person Details

Enzymes Table Definition

The table 4.1.2 Enzymes Details shows the details of Enzymes and its Description

Column	Data type	key	Description
EC No	Int	Primary Key	It displays the Enzymes Unique identification
Enzymes Name	Varchar	Not Null	It Displays the Enzymes Name
Medicinal Plants	Varchar	Not Null	It Displays the Medicinal Plants name .

Table 4.1.2: Table shows the definitions of Enzymes Details

Enzymes Description Table Definition

In the table 4.1.3 Enzymes Description it contains the details of searching the Enzymes Details with EC no Medicinal Plants Name and Disease which includes data type and constraints for each field.

Column	Data type	Key	Description
Search for	int	Primary key	EC No to Search
EC No	int	Foreign key	Display EC NO With Details
Medicinal Plants	Varchar	Not null	Types Of Enzymes Present
Disease	Varchar	Not null	Medicinal Plants used for Disease

Table 4.1.3: Table shows the definitions of Enzymes Description

Module Specification

The system consists of 4 modules. They are

Input Module

In this module the files which are being fetched or downloaded using third party tool are fetched from the repository.

Extraction Module

In this module, from the files that are stored in the MySQL, the required data is extracted.

Output Module

This module consists of the output data that are extracted based on requirement, from the files that are passed as input

Processing Module

This module does the processing of the output obtained.

Assumptions Made

There are some assumptions made during the work. They are: When the tool is ported the tool consists of 1 GB RAM, 120 GB Hard Disk, 2.3 HZ Processor and Windows Operating System, .NET Framework and Visual Studio 2010 are installed.

4.2 Context Diagram for enrolling candidates to the training program

The boundary of the elements in the system have been showed in the below diagram

Fig 4.2.1: Context diagram for enrolling candidates to the training program

CHAPTER 5: DETAILED DESIGN DOCUMENT SPECIFICATION

(OBJECT ORIENTED APPROACH)

5.1 System Design

Brief description

OMT (Object Modeling Technique) has proposed three main types of modeling.

Object Modeling

The object model represents the static and most stable phenomena in the modeled domain. Main concepts are classes and associations with attributes and operations. Aggregation and generalization (with multiple inheritances) are predefined relationships. The object model represents the artifacts of the system.

Dynamic Modeling

The dynamic model represents a state/transition view on the model. Main concepts are states, transitions between states, and events to trigger transitions. Actions can be modeled as occurring within states. Generalization and aggregation (concurrency) are predefined relationships. The dynamic model represents the interaction between these artifacts represented as events, states, and transitions.

Functional Modeling

The functional model handles the process perspective of the model, corresponding roughly to data flow diagrams. Main concepts are process, data store, data flow, and actors. In brief, a functional model in OMT defines the function of the whole internal processes in a model with the help of “Data Flow Diagram (DFD’s)”. It details how processes are performed independently. The functional model represents the methods of the system from the perspective of data flow.

Dynamic Modeling

Use Case Diagram

Figure 5.1.2 Use Case Diagram of Textual Extraction Automation Tool

The Use case Diagram shows the functional aspect of the system. Document Chunk Reader fetches the documents and reads through the Repository and the extracted data are sent is sent through the same Repository Service. Extend and Include use cases are shown in the figure.

Activity Diagram

Figure 5.1.3 Activity Diagram of Textual Extraction Automation Tool

The Activity Diagram here shows the flow of activities performed. Once the application is started, it fetches the paragraph and extracts the sentences that match the rules and apply regular expressions to extract the required data.

Sequence Diagram

Figure 5.1.4 Sequence Diagram of Textual Extraction Automation Tool

The Sequence Diagram shows the sequence of events that are to be performed.

State Machine Diagram

Figure 5.1.5 State Machine Diagram of Textual Extraction Automation Tool

The State Machine Diagram consists of a state called Textual Extraction in which the application is executed and the output in stored after displaying and the same output (required data and value).