Requirements
Create a user interface and database for any activity falling within the scope of public administration in the Czech Republic, according to the list: Agenda List. The database must have at least six tables. Within the database, there must be at least one M:N relationship and at least two database views. Use the following data types for attributes: Real Number (float), Logical Value (bool), Enumeration (enum), String (string), Date and Time (datetime).
User Interface or API Functionalities
Insertion, Deletion, and Modification of Information:
Allow insertion, deletion, and modification of information/records that are stored in more than one table. For example, inserting an order that has items, etc.
Transactions Across Multiple Tables:
Perform transactions across more than one table. For example, transferring credit points between two accounts, etc.
Generate Summary Report:
Generate a summary report containing meaningful aggregated data from at least three tables in your database, such as the count and sums of purchases by city, etc. The report must have a header and footer.
Data Import:
Import data into at least two tables from CSV, XML, or JSON format.
Configuration in a File:
Configure the entire program in a configuration file.
Submission
Submit the following:
Test Scenarios in PDF Format:
A PDF with a test scenario for running the application, including configuration and database structure import.
At least three additional test scenarios in PDF format for testing all the above points, including all types of errors and configuration possibilities.
Documentation:
Proper documentation containing everything from Appendix 1—Checklist in Czech or English.
Program Requirements
The program must react reasonably to all possible errors and may require user cooperation to resolve the issue. This needs to be captured in the test scenarios.
The program must use design patterns and best practices where appropriate.
The program does not need to include unit tests; instead, it must include test scenarios for testers. The tester is a person who will test the application.
Use any programming language or group of languages taught in school or approved by your teacher. Ensure that you do not share your source code with any classmates.