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    This document discusses a payroll management system project presented by three students - Hari, Aakash, and Arun. It includes an agenda that covers ER diagram concepts explained by Hari, payroll management and data flow diagram explained by Aakash, and the ER diagram for the project and tools used explained by Arun. The key topics are entity relationship diagrams, database concepts, payroll features, and the technologies used including MySQL, PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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    This document discusses a payroll management system project presented by three students - Hari, Aakash, and Arun. It includes an agenda that covers ER diagram concepts explained by Hari, payroll management and data flow diagram explained by Aakash, and the ER diagram for the project and tools used explained by Arun. The key topics are entity relationship diagrams, database concepts, payroll features, and the technologies used including MySQL, PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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    Payroll Management System

    AAKASH KUMAR (R19SCS09)


    ARUN C M (R19SCS02)
    HARI NYSHADAM (R19SCS15)
    1. ER Diagram Concepts (Hari)
    2. Payroll Management and

    AGENDA Data Flow Diagram (Aakash)


    3. Explanation ER Diagram for the project
    and tools used (Arun)
    ER Diagram Concepts

    • What is a database?
    • Necessity of ER diagrams?
    • Components of ER Diagrams:
    • Entity
    • Strong Entities:
    • Independent from other entities.
    • Are often called parent entities, since they will often have weak entities that depend on them.
    • They will also have a primary key, distinguishing each occurrence of the entity.
    • Weak Entities:
    • Depend on some other entity type
    • They don't have primary keys
    • They have no meaning in the diagram without their parent entity.
    • Associative Entities:
    • They relate the instances of several entity types.
    • They also contain attributes specific to the relationship between those entity instances.
    ER Diagram Concepts

    • Components of ER Diagrams:
    • Attributes:
    Properties or traits of an entity, a many-to-many relationship or a one-to-one relationship.

    •Multivalued Attributes:
    Multivalued attributes are those that are can take on more than one value.

    •Derived Attributes:
    Derived attributes are attributes whose value can be calculated from related attribute values.
    • Relationships
    Relationships are associations between or among entities.
    ER Diagram Concepts

    • Keys: Keys are used to link various tables in a database to each other in the most efficient way possible.
    • Primary Key:
    An attribute or combination of attributes that uniquely identifies one and only one instance of an entity.
    • Foreign Key:
    Created any time an attribute relates to another entity in a one-to-one or one-to-many relationship.
    • Cardinality: Maximum number of times an instance in one entity can relate to instances of another entity
    • Ordinality: Minimum number of times an instance in one entity can be associated with an instance in the related entity
    PAYROLL MANAGEMENT

    The Payroll management deals with the financial aspects of employee’s salary
    ,allowances , deductions ,gross pay ,net-pay and generation of pay slips and
    for specific period.

    Features:
     Manage employee information efficiently .
     Define the deductions and leave.
     Generate payslip at the convenience.
     Generate and manage the payroll process accordingly to the salary
    structure assigned to the employee.
     Generate reports related to the employee .
     Manage your own security.
    DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

    ADMIN LOGIN Read


    •Pages
    View Employee
    Details Read and
    • View Salary Details write
    • Add New Employee
    • Update Employee
    Login Page Details
    • Add Salary Details PAYROLL
    • Update Salary
    Details DATABASE
    USER PAGES (MySQL)
    • View Employee
    Details
    • View Salary Details
    • RESET PASSWORD
    ER Diagram – Payroll Management System
    Tools Used:

    • Front End Tools:


    • HTML5
    • CSS
    • Java Script
    • Back End Tools:
    • MySQL
    • PHP

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