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10-javascript-frameworks

Comparison of 10 frontend JavaScript frameworks

alphapose

Real-Time and Accurate Full-Body Multi-Person Pose Estimation&Tracking System

als-oracle

atm

Basic Banking ATM using VHDL

atm-program-java

A command line ATM that performs limited functions with 5 set users. Repo will include documents from the analysis and design phases in addition to code.

atm-project

ATM Simulation using Spring Boot and ActiveMQ as Broker

atm-simulator

What Is an Automated Teller Machine (ATM)? An automated teller machine (ATM) is an electronic banking outlet that allows customers to complete basic transactions without the aid of a branch representative or teller. Anyone with a credit card or debit card can access cash at most ATMs. ATMs are convenient, allowing consumers to perform quick self-service transactions such as deposits, cash withdrawals, bill payments, and transfers between accounts. Fees are commonly charged for cash withdrawals by the bank where the account is located, by the operator of the ATM, or by both. Some or all of these fees can be avoided by using an ATM operated directly by the bank that holds the account. ATMs are known in different parts of the world as automated bank machines (ABM) or cash machines. Understanding Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) The first ATM appeared at a branch of Barclay's Bank in London in 1967, although there are reports of a cash dispenser in use in Japan in the mid-1960s. The interbank communications networks that allowed a consumer to use one bank's card at another bank's ATM came later, in the 1970s. Within a few years, ATMs had spread around the globe, securing a presence in every major country. They now can be found even in tiny island nations such as Kiribati and the Federated States of Micronesia. There are now more than 3.5 million ATMs in use across the world.

atm_reconciler

atm_system

Assignment # we 1 ATM Software (Due Date: October 25, 2020 Time: 11:59 PM) Hello Everyone! The main aims of your first assignment are to: (1) Familiarize you with basic C# Syntax. (2) To offer as helpful practice for using File System and N-Tier Architecture. (3) And yes, to help us judge how much you have learnt in the past weeks. Assignment Statement In this assignment you are going to implement an ATM system from which users can manage their accounts. There are two types of users, Customers and Administrators. Both are presented with their own menus (after login of course). Customers can use the system to withdraw cash, transfer cash from one account to another, deposit cash and get their current balance. Administrators can create, delete, view and update accounts of different users. They must also be able to view certain reports about users and accounts. All data should be stored in a File system. Content / Requirement When your program starts, it should be displaying a login screen. User will be asked to enter a login and 5 digit pin code. The system verifies the login and pin and displays an error if it is incorrect. If the user types the pin code incorrectly three times consecutively then the system should disable that login until further notice (i.e. the Administrator changes the status of the user). Note: The writing in green is entered by the user and input must be through command line. e.g. 1Enter login: Adnan123 Enter Pin code: 12345 Customer Menu A customer is then taken to the customer option menu where he will select one of the following options; 1----Withdraw Cash 2----Cash Transfer 3----Deposit Cash 4----Display Balance 5----Exit Please select one of the above options: 1----Withdraw Cash The user must be displayed a menu to select the mode of withdrawal as follows: a) Fast Cash b) Normal Cash Please select a mode of withdrawal: a) Fast Cash In case of fast cash the user must be presented with a menu such as the one below and asked to choose one of the predefined denominations of money. If he chooses withdraw, the user is asked to select the amount from the options given. No matter which option the user uses to withdraw the money the system must check that the amount is valid (i.e. there is enough money in the account). 1----500 2----1000 3----2000 4----5000 5----10000 6----15000 7----20000 Select one of the denominations of money: 1 Are you sure you want to withdraw Rs.500 (Y/N)? Y Cash Successfully Withdrawn! Do you wish to print a receipt (Y/N)? Y Account #12 2Date: 14/09/2005 Withdrawn: 500 Balance: 154500 b) Normal Cash In case of normal cash, the user should be asked the amount he wishes to withdraw. In this case there is no compulsion that the amount should be a multiple of 500. However, the amount must be valid. Enter the withdrawal amount: 3600 Cash Successfully Withdrawn! Do you wish to print a receipt (Y/N)? Y Account #12 Date: 14/09/2005 Withdrawn: 3600 Balance: 154500 To make things a little more interesting, a single account holder cannot withdraw more then 20,000 in one day. (If customer withdraws 15,000 once and tries to withdraw 6,000, customer should not be allowed but customer can withdraw 4,000). Please NOTE that this applies to BOTH Fast Cash and Normal Cash. i.e. the joint withdrawal in both these modes should not exceed 20,000. 2----Cash Transfer If the user selects transfer cash he is asked to specify the amount in multiples of five hundred that he wishes to transfer. Then he should be asked to enter the account number to which he wishes to transfer the money. The user must be asked to enter the account number twice to make sure he got the correct number. In addition the second time he enters the account number he should also be able to see the name of that account holder to make sure it is the right person. For example, Enter amount in multiples of 500: 3500 Enter the account number to which you want to transfer: 15 You wish to deposit Rs 3,500 in account held by Mr. Usman Ismail; If this information is correct please re-enter the account number: 15 Transaction confirmed. 3Do you wish to print a receipt (Y/N)? Y Account #12 Date: 14/09/2005 Amount Transferred: 3500 Balance: 154500 3----Deposit Cash If the user selects deposit cash he is asked to specify the amount that he wishes to deposit into the account. Of course there is no max limit to how much money is deposited. E.g: Enter the cash amount to deposit: 12562 Cash Deposited Successfully. Do you wish to print a receipt (Y/N)? Y Account #12 Date: 14/09/2005 Deposited: 12562 Balance: 154500 4----Display Balance This obviously displays the balance on the screen. It is similar to receipt (i.e. it has date account number etc) but it does not have any transactions. For example: Account #12 Date: 14/09/2005 Balance: 154,500 Administrator Menu If the user who logs in is an administrator he should be presented with the following menu, 1----Create New Account. 2----Delete Existing Account. 3----Update Account Information. 4----Search for Account. 5----View Reports 6----Exit 41----Create New Account If the user selects this option then he is asked to enter account information. The system should check the validity of the data i.e. type can only be ‘Savings’ or ‘Current’. Login: Javed123 Pin Code: 12345 Holders Name: XYZ Type (Savings,Current): Savings Starting Balance: 6000 Status: Active Obviously, an account number has to be assigned to this newly created account. For this purpose, you are required to check the last account number created and add one to it. So, if there exists an account number 18 in the table (and there is no Account # 19) , then 19 should be account number attributed to this account. The administrator must be informed of this after he finishes making the account i.e. Account Successfully Created – the account number assigned is: 19 2---Delete Existing Account If the user selects this option he is asked to enter an account number. He is then asked confirm that this account should be deleted. Enter the account number to which you want to delete: 15 You wish to delete the account held by Mr Usman Ismail; If this information is correct please re-enter the account number: 15 Account Deleted Successfully 3---Update Account Information The program should first ask the admin to enter the account number to be updated: Enter the Account Number: 15 Then, a menu should be displayed which shows the admin all the old information followed by a step-by-step inquiry to change particular fields. If he leaves a field blank then the old information is propagated i.e. the previous 5information remains unchanged. Account # 15 Type: Savings Holder: Mr James Balance: 50,000 Status: Disabled Please enter in the fields you wish to update (leave blank otherwise): Login: dotNet66 Pin Code: 45678 Holders Name: (for example, I leave this blank and simply press enter) Status: Active Your account has been successfully been updated. 4---Search for Account This will display a menu asking the admin to enter any search criteria for each field. If the user leaves a field blank then it should not be included in the search i.e. if user does not specify holder name then all accounts matching other criteria with any holder name should be displayed. SEARCH MENU: Account ID: User ID: Holders Name: Type (Savings Current): Savings Balance: 80,000 Status: Active ==== SEARCH RESULTS ====== Account ID User ID Holders Name Type Balance Status 15 44045 DotNet Dude Savings 80,000 Active 18 43075 M. XYZ Savings 80,000 Active Please note that this search is done by ‘AND’ing the search criterias i.e. an account’s information should be listed in the search results if an only if all the search criteria’s are met. 65---View Reports If the user selects view reports then the he should be asked to specify one of two reports; For the first (by amount) the user will specify a minimum and maximum range for the balance of an account. All accounts with balance in between the range must be displayed in a similar fashion to the one shown above in search for accounts. In the second option the system shows all transactions made by a specified customer within a specified date range (inclusive). i.e. The user enters an account number and a minimum and maximum date. All transactions between the two dates need to be shown. 1---Accounts By Amount 2---Accounts By Date For example, if the user enters 1: Enter the minimum amount: 12500 Enter the maximum amount: 190112 ==== SEARCH RESULTS ====== Account ID User ID Holders Name Type Balance Status 11 44045 Pervaiz M Savings 12,500 Active 24 43075 Bhutto Benazir Savings 190,111 Active Or if the user enters 2: Note: The format for the date must always be Day/Month/Year [DD/MM/YYYY] Enter the starting date: 12/12/2005 Enter the ending date: 19/12/2005 ==== SEARCH RESULTS ====== Transaction Type User ID Holders Name Amount Date Cash Withdrawal 44045 Bob Jack 2,500 17/12/2005 Design Cues and Requirements • Use File systems to store all data. 7• Make sure you separate the implementation from the interface completely using N-Tier architecture because we are going to ask you to give the same assignment with GUI features later on. • All data entry points should have proper error checks and error messages. • All data entry is through command line interface. • There must be proper commenting throughout your code. • We expect that your system should be very robust, so apply intelligent checks; in no case should your program crash or produce undesirable results. • Use Function and Variable names intelligently. The harder your code is to check, the higher are the chances of you getting lower marks. If your program crashes for some reason during checking, I will be just scrolling through your code and give you marks on the quality of the code. So, it’s purely in your interest to use nice functions and variables names. One more Functionality However the login information must be encrypted when it is stored to disk and decrypted when it is needed. We are going to use a very simple encryption technique which is as follows. For alphabets we swap A with Z, B with Y and so on. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Z Y X W V U T S R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A For Number we have 0123456789 9876543210 8Well that’s all what you have to do till Deadline. Marking Scheme Item Marks Correct Interface (error checking of extreme values) 10% Comments 5% Encryption & Decryption 10% Log in (with disable account) 5% Deposit Money 5% Print Receipt 2% Withdraw & Transfer cash 10% Create Update Delete Accounts 5% + 5% + 5% Searching for Accounts 5% Account Reports 10 % (5% each) N Tier Architecture with proper modular approach and there is proper separation of codes into classes and methods. No global variables etc. 23% GOOD LUCK

atm_system-1

ATM Case Study: Implementing an Object-Oriented Desing with Java

atmclerk

event driven ATM reconciliation system

atmcontroller

atmcontroller-1

Simple ATM Controller Finite-state Machine, using C++

awesome-botman

A curated list of awesome projects and resources for BotMan

awesome-design-patterns

A curated list of software and architecture related design patterns.

awesome-laravel

A curated list of bookmarks, packages, tutorials, videos and other cool resources from the Laravel ecosystem

awesome-laravel-nova

Curated list of Laravel Nova resources

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A collection of awesome readme templates to display on your profile

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awesome-voyager

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bagisto

A Free and Opensource laravel eCommerce framework built for all to build and scale your business.

bank-payment-switch

Switch application that manage transaction processing using ISO 8583.

bankbankatm

This repository mainly decribes the software requriements and functionality of the ATM machine. And we will build the software system for ATM. It is intended for the designer developer and maintainer of the ATM. Also if any bank which dont have ATM services we might be able to sell the software or work for them to build a ATM system.

blog

book-6.2-1

The Symfony book source: The Fast Track

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Easy to build bot scenarios and run them on top of Botman

botman

A framework agnostic PHP library to build chat bots

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Whatsmate driver for BotMan

build-your-own-radar

A library that generates an interactive radar, inspired by http://thoughtworks.com/radar/

byob

An open-source post-exploitation framework for students, researchers and developers.