Online Real Estate
Online Real Estate
Online Real Estate
Of
<Degree name>
On
Submitted by
Name of Student xyz
Roll No 000
Estimated Duration:
_____________________ Date:-______
(Signature of Student)
_________________________ ______________________
Date:
SYNOPSIS CONTENTS
1. Project Description
2. Objective
4. Hardware Requirements
5. Existing System
a. Introduction
6. Proposed System
7. System Context
a. System Overview & Context Diagram
b. Number of Modules
c. D.F.D
d. E.R D
Project description:
Online Real Estate is an internet portal dedicated to meet every aspect of the consumers needs
in the Real Estate industry. It is a web application where Property Owners, Brokers, Tenants and
Investors can exchange information, quickly, effectively and inexpensively. It features
commercial and residential properties for sale rent and lease the fore properties, rates,
locations, property news and also major events and happenings in the genre are the highlights
of this portal.
Objective:
To develop a well designed user comfortable menu based user interface.
Allowed the property owner to advertise their property online for sale with details of
the property.
Provide buyers/ brokers/ tenants to search the property of their choice which result less
time consuming.
To design a subsystem so that user can query through the messaging system.
Software requirement:
Hardware Requirement:
EXISTING SYSTEM:
There are few portals available that provides facilities for online selling, rental and
lease of residential and commercial properties.
Drawbacks of Existing System:
• Dynamic customization of user accounts is not available
• SMS response to enquiries is not supported
• Chat room facility not provided
• Analysis of market behavior not possible
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
• The portal provides real estate directory for real estate agents, property dealers,
builders and potential buyers of property
Notification:
The registered users must be able to save and modify their profile which can be viewed
by interested parties.
The registered users must be able to view the history and summary of their activities
The brokers/owners shall have options to view the responses to their properties
The brokers/owners shall be provided with a form to update their property details
The brokers/owners must be able to turn on/off email and SMS alerts
Comparison:
The brokers/owners should be able to compare his property against other similar
properties.
Customized web page as per the user interests must be loaded when the user logs in
Provide facility within the system, to give response to the queries (ie compose mail and
send it)
Analysis:
Registered buyers can view the analysis of market
Analysis of market must be done based on previous searches made by other buyers
Registered buyers must be given access to EMI calculator
Registered buyers can be given option for cost estimation
Unregistered buyers must be able to search for properties for rent/lease/buy
Comparison of properties can be provided to the registered buyers
Unregistered buyers shall be provided with facility to post their requirements which
can be viewed by broker/owners
Customer must be able to access their account 24 hours a day, seven day a week
Ease of use
Expandability : Ease of expanding or upgrading capacity
• Performance: While executing a search , the system must be able to display 50
search results per page
Context Diagram:
A context diagram is a data flow diagram by which the whole system is modeled by one
process. It shows the external entities that interact with the system and data flows between
these external entities and the system. It is also known as the top level DFD.
MODULE DESCRIPTION:
Registration
– Dealers
– Buyers
– Owners
– Property
– Builders
Enquiry
– Property Comparisons
– Search Property Notifications
There are few portals available that provides facilities for online selling, rental and lease of
residential and commercial properties.
Data Flow Diagram:
The data flow diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation that depicts information flow and
transform that are applied as data move from input to output. Also known as “Bubble Chart”.
Entity Relationship Diagram:
ER diagram is the graphical display of a database. It is a high level conceptual data model. These
concepts do not include implementation details.
DATA DICTIONARY
A Data Dictionary defines each term (called a data element)
encountered during the analysis and design of a new system. Data elements can
describe files, data flows, or processes. A data dictionary uses the following major
symbols:
i) ‘ = ‘ - means “ equivalent to ”
ii) ‘ + ‘ - means “ and ”
iii) ‘ [] ‘ - means “ either/or “
iv) ‘ ( ) ‘ - means “ optional entry “
There are four rules of preparing data dictionary:-
i) Words should be defined to stand for what they mean and not
the variable names by which they may be described in the
program,
ii) Each word must be unique,
iii) Aliases, or synonyms, are allowed when two or more entries
show the same meaning,
iv) Self-defining words should not be decomposed.
The following is an example of data dictionary entries of our Project,
A data dictionary has many advantages. The most is documentation; it is
a viable reference in any organization. Another advantage is improving analyst/user
communication by establishing consistent definition of various elements, terms and
procedures. During implementation it serves as a common base against which
programmers who are working on the system compare their data descriptions.
The data dictionary for our project is given below: