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PROJECT TOPIC:  DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PAY-AS-YOU-GO-CALL BILLING SYSTEM (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA TELECOMMUNICATION LIMITED ENUGU)
Department:  System Engineering
AMOUNT:  10,000
FORMAT:   MS WORD
PAGES:  69
 
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ABSTRACT

It is obvious that the trend in techniques today has gone beyond the ordinary to extraordinary expect are working unrelenting to postulate new theory, disorder or manufacture new technology to satisfy the human desires or need and to solve global problems that is to say as time changes new development comes into place. 
Today the use of traditional or manual system of problem solving has left an excruciating pain, struggle and downfall of many business organizations. Today almost ever business activities can be carried out using automatic machines. 
The automation of these activities has contributed immensely to the comfortability of human existence therefore via the desire and need to improve. The standard of living, the computer has been introduced to the various field of endeavour which includes the pay as-you – go call billing system thereby enhancing its production and reordering its sales. 
The motivation for security, accuracy, stability, comfortability and satisfaction in the cellular telecommunication system is to secure communication and data signal from interception as well as to prevent telephone or communication fraud. 
With the former analog based cellular telephone system such as total access communication system (TACS) and the advanced mobile phone system (AMPS). It is easier for radio signal to intercept or interrupt telephones conversation with the security agents. 
Another security consideration in cellular telecommunication system involves identification of credentials such as electronic serial numbers (ESN), which is essential for easy assessment deification and analysis. 

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page 
Certification
Dedication 
Acknowledgment 

Table Of Content
Abstract

Chapter One 
1.0 Introduction 
1.1 Statement Of The Problem
1.2 Purpose Of The Study 
1.3 Aims And Objectives
1.4 Scope Of The Study 
1.5 Limitations
1.6 Definitions Of Terms

Chapter Two 
2.0 Literature Review

Chapter Three 
3.0 Description And Analysis Of Existing System 
3.1 Facts Finding Method
3.2 Organizational Structure 
3.3 Objective Of The Existing System 
3.4 Input Process And Output Analysis
3.5 Processing Analysis 
3.6 Output Analysis 
3.7 Problems Of The Existing System 
3.8 Justification Of The New System

Chapter Four 
4.0 Design Of The New System

Chapter Five 
5.0 Implementation
5.1 Program Design 
5.2 Flow Chart 
5.3 Program Flow Chart

Chapter Six 
6.0 Documentation 
6.1 Users Guide 
6.2 View Of The Test Result 
6.3 Error Handling 
6.4 Quitting The System

Chapter Seven 
7.0 Conclusion And Recommendation 
7.1 Conclusion 
7.2 Recommendations 
Appendices 
Bibliography 

 

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