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BSc (Hons) Business Computing and Information Systems
Information Systems Project: Final Report
Ghana
Police
Informatio
n System
(G.P.I.S.)
JULY 9
2012
Crime File Management System
Table of Content
2
Acknowledgements 6
Abstract..............................................................................................7
Chapter 1: Introduction 8
1.1 Project !er!iew...........................................................................8
1.1.1 "echnical bjecti!e.....................................................................8
1.1.# Personal bjecti!e......................................................................8
1.1.$ Academic bjecti!e.....................................................................8
1.# Project %ackground.......................................................................&
1.$ Project 'usti(cation........................................................................&
1.) Project *cope...............................................................................1+
1., -e!elopment .ethodolog/...........................................................1#
1.6 *ummar/.....................................................................................1$
Chapter #: *peci(cation 1)
#.1 Core */stem................................................................................1)
#.1.# Core */stem..............................................................................1)
#.1.$ Control Panel .odule................................................................16
#.1.) *cope Changes .ade.................................................................17
#.1., *ummar/..................................................................................17
Chapter $: -esign 18
$.1. Architecture................................................................................18
$.1.#. -ata........................................................................................18
$.1.$. -atabase.................................................................................18
$.1.) 0ormalisation...........................................................................1&
$.1., !erall *tructure.......................................................................1&
$.1.6 1ser Inter2ace...........................................................................#+
$.#. -e!elopment..............................................................................#1
$.#.1 Process.....................................................................................#1
$.#.#."ools.........................................................................................#1
$.$ .odule -esign.............................................................................##
$.$.1 Core */stem..............................................................................##
Fi!re ".".1(a) #eister Se$!ence %iaram.......................................................22
Fi!re ".".1(&) '(it Pro)le Se$!ence %iaram...................................................2"
Fi!re ".".1(c) *(( +rime #e,ort.......................................................................2"
Fi!re ".".1(() Se$!ence %iaram-*(( +om,laint............................................2.
Fi!re ".".1(() Se$!ence %iaram- *(( /ost 0ante( Person...........................2.
Fi!re ".".1(f) '(it +om,lain #e,ort-Se$!ence %iaram...................................21
Fi!re ".".1() '(it +om,lain #e,ort-Se$!ence %iaram..................................21
Fi!re ".".1(h) +ore a,,lication-+lass %iaram.................................................22
Fi!re ".".1(I) 'ntity %ata&ase schema-+ore *,,lication..................................23
Chapter ): 3eali4ation #8
).1 *tandards....................................................................................#8
).1.1 Comments................................................................................#8
).1.# 0aming Con!entions..................................................................#8
).#. *ecurit/ and Pri!ac/....................................................................#8
).#.1. Include 5iles............................................................................#&
"
).#.#. 1ser Authentication..................................................................#&
).#.). *ta6 and 1ser Permissions.......................................................#&
).$.Code *tructure7 Code *nippet and ser!er implementation..............#&
Code *nippet ).$.1............................................................................$+
*((com,laints4(is,lay.,h,................................................................................ "0
5ie64most46ante(.,h,...................................................................................... "2
'(it4acco!nt4,rocessor.,h,............................................................................... "3
7ie6crime.,h,................................................................................................... "9
most46ante(.,h,............................................................................................... ."
reistration.,h,.................................................................................................. 10
complaints.php..................................................................................6#
).$.#. -atabase "ables.......................................................................7+
).$.$. -ata "/pe................................................................................7+
).$.) %ackup and .aintenance...........................................................7+
).$.,.*/stem !er!iew......................................................................7+
).$.6 -e2ault 8iew o2 9.P.I.*...............................................................71
).$.7. :ogon *creen...........................................................................71
).$.8. 3egistration 5orm....................................................................71
).$.&. 1ser Pro(le Page......................................................................7#
).$.1+ Control Panel..........................................................................7$
).). *ummar/....................................................................................7$
Chapter , "esting 7)
,.1 1nit "esting.................................................................................7)
,.# :og In .odule "esting...................................................................7,
,.$ 1ser Acceptance "esting ;1A"<......................................................76
,.$.1.Integration "est........................................................................76
,.$.#. 1ser Inter2ace -esign...............................................................76
,.$.$. 1se2ulness o2 Application..........................................................77
,.$.). Per2ormance............................................................................77
,.) *ummar/.....................................................................................77
Chapter 6: Conclusion 78
6.1 !er!iew o2 Project......................................................................78
6.1.1 "echnical...................................................................................78
6.1.#. Personal -e!elopment..............................................................78
6.1.$. Project Anal/sis.......................................................................78
6.1.) 1n(nished =ork........................................................................7&
6.# :essons :earnt.............................................................................7&
6.#.1. "echnical..................................................................................7&
6.#.#. Academic.................................................................................7&
6.#.$ Personal...................................................................................7&
6.#.$ *ummar/..................................................................................7&
Appendi> *imilar */stems 81
A......................................................................................................81
In5estiation on similar systems........................................................................81
%? 1se Case -iscriptions.....................................................................8#
C?-ata -ictionar/..............................................................................8)
.
-?*/stem 3e@uirements.....................................................................87
A?Installation Instructions..................................................................88
5?1ser .anual...................................................................................&#
9?Code *nippets..............................................................................1+1
C** 53 1*A3 I0"A35ACA ;9eneral *t/le *heet<................................1+#
addcomplaintsBdispla/.php...............................................................1)$
addcrimeBdispla/.php.......................................................................1)6
addmostwantedBdispla/.php.............................................................1)7
Con(g.php.......................................................................................1,1
cpanel.php......................................................................................1,#
crimeBreport.php.............................................................................1,,
editBaccountBprocessor.php..............................................................161
editBcomplaint.php..........................................................................16$
!iewBcomplaint.php.........................................................................168
3e2erencesC%ibliograph/ 17&
Acknowledgements
First and foremost I would like to thank God Almighty for his strength, mercies and courage. I
am grateful.
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The successful completion of the Ghana Police Information System Project has een a
comined effort made y the de!eloper and a contriution made possile y indi!iduals and
organisations I herey do acknowledge.
"y sincere gratitude goes to the management of #$$ %ducation, &ondon and IP"$, Accra for
the gi!ing me the !aluale support and opportunity to complete this project. I also thank the
"anagement of PentiumTech &imited for ser!ing as a liaison with the Ghana Police Ser!ice to
conduct !arious user le!el inter!iews to e ale to come up with user re'uirements for this
project.
I also e(press my sincere gratitude to my colleagues at the #ational Identification Authority for
their input, ideas and support throughout this period. Finally, I thank my family memers and
friends for pro!iding me moral support to achie!e my goal.
Abstract
The purpose of this project is to de!elop an online crime information system for the Ghana
Police Ser!ice to e'uip it with crime reporting and administration application.
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In Ghana when a crime is reported to the Police )epartment it takes manpower and resources
to generate reports. These reports are only peculiar to the station it was reported to.
In order to make a!ailale these reports to other stations it would re'uire a we ased
application system and thus Ghana Police Information System *G.P.I.S+,
Features of this online system includes en'uiry aout complaints that has een reported and
registered already, status of the complaint and the aility to !iew the most wanted person on the
run.
In general an online crime report management system would ser!e as a ridge etween the
!arious district police offices, this would enale !arious police stations to share different
information and help them stay in contact.
The administrati!e function of producing criminal report and tracking these reports would e
reduced greatly. Paper ased report would e minimi,ed since data produced would e stored
centrally in a dataase.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
This chapter pro!ides a detailed description of the system y focusing on the scope and
ojecti!es. The justification of the project as well as the ackground to the project is discussed
along with the description of the prolem domain.
)etails of the de!elopment methodology used for the project is discussed and the artifacts
produced from the project is deli!ered.
11 !ro"ect #$er$iew
Ghana Police Information system *G.P.I.S+ is a we-ased application that allows the Ghana
police ser!ice to communicate and collaorate in terms of crime reporting and administration.
To egin with, !arious technical, personal and academic ojecti!es were defined.
111 Technical #b"ecti$e
To produce an o!erall re'uirements specification for the system.
To design and de!elop the system in an incremental approach.
To incorporate each module produced into the o!erall system as soon as that
module is completed.
To identify e(isting open source reusale component liraries that will help in the
'uick de!elopment of a,,lication mo(!les.
11% !ersonal #b"ecti$e
9o ain in-(e,th :no6le(e in con(!ctin soft6are (e5elo,ment
,ro;ects.
9o ,ro(!ce a com,!ter system that 6ill meet the re$!irements of the
Ghana Police Ser5ice.
9o ain ,rorammin e<,erience in P=P an( /YS>L
11& Academic #b"ecti$e
To meet the academic re'uirements of the .$IS Project module.
To pro!e the effecti!eness of relational dataase techni'ues as would e thought
in the dataase design and de!elopment module later on in the semester.
To pro!e the effecti!eness of using P/P and "0S1& to de!elop we applications
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1% !ro"ect 'ackground
$urrently, the state of crime information e(change within the Ghana Police Ser!ice is static
and rigid, the process is mostly analogue and thus criminal data analysis has ecome
inefficient and almost impossile to control, hence the need for G.P.I.S.
In Ghana, there are 23 regional capitals, 456 police stations and 275 district offices*chk
later+.
In Ghana, if a criminal acti!ity is reported, the !ictim reports to the closest police station
where they li!e to file a complaint. The officer on duty fills a statement report, which is a
re!iew of information as rememered y the complainant.
$urrently this is a manual8paper-ased process and these are easily manipulated or lost.
9ith the recommended G.P.I.S system, a !ictim will go to any law enforcement agency, *not
just their local one+ and the :fficer on duty would register the crime direct into the system.
The enefit that would e gained y de!eloping G.P.I.S would e the fact that, once the
situation has een logged to into the GPIS, changing data would e somewhat limited.
The person who registered the case could also get access to case progress report at any
point in time y going to any police station or using other forms of communication such as
email, telephone etc. and re'uesting an officer to access their case status y pro!iding
Statement ;eport $ode numer that is issued at the time of first registration.
A!ailale case details would include the S; code numer, crime details, action taken,
action pending.
The proposed system would e resourced to o!ercome the limitations of the e(isting
system. "anual entries such as paper work would e reduced to the minimum. Security
would also e impro!ed with the help of authentication and authori,ation to pre!ent
unauthori,ed users from ha!ing access to the system.
This system would e'uip the Ghana Police Ser!ice with not just a standalone ut we-
ased crime management system that will pro!ide a centrali,ed and secured data
repository of criminal records and make accurate information easily a!ailale and
accessile to law enforcement in all regions of the country to help create and track history
of culprits.
1& !ro"ect (ustification
The ases for choosing this project are to sol!e the usiness re'uirements of the Ghana
Police Ser!ice which are pro!iding a shared tool for communication and collaoration
etween regional police offices, organi,ing and managing crime reports, ensure data
accuracy. Another reason for choosing this project is to roaden my knowledge in
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dataase systems. The tale elow summari,es how this project draws on other
modules of the course.
Course Module )nowledge to be applied from module to pro"ect
Software *ngineering Methods Practical application of project life cycle, and testing
techni'ues
Corporate Communication Systems
Management
Practical application of internet protocols and
application techni'ues.
Software *ngineering Management Practical application of project estimation, planning
and scheduling
Ad$anced +atabase Management Practical application of relational dataase design
techni'ue
#b"ect #riented Analysis and +esign Practical application of <nified modeling language
*<"&+
Management Support System Aility to apply e!aluation techni'ues such as
decision trees
Tale= 2 $ourse skills application
1, !ro"ect Scope
The scope of the system will e limited to the core usiness acti!ities of the Ghana Police
Ser!ice and its users namely=
Pro!iding tools for communication and collaoration etween regional police offices
:rgani,ing and managing crime reports
%nsure data accuracy
"inimi,e manual entry
Pro!ide .etter ser!ices
"inimum minimi,e time needed for !arious entry
9ith the G.P.I.S systems users are categori,ed into sections for the purpose of access and
security. <sers with higher clearance would e pri!ileged to more system functionalities.
Tale 2.> shows the !arious user and their clearance le!els as part of the systems re'uirement
-#.* C.*A-A/C* .*0*. +*SC-I!TI#/
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0isitor 2 See hot news updateale y super user
-egistered #fficer > "anage own profile
Super 1ser ? "anages the entire system
Tale 2.> system $learance &e!els
$ore system functionalities identified during the project initiation document are needed to meet
the needs of the Ghana Police Ser!ice. Tale 2.? outlines these functionalities.
PDA*A 510C"I0A
:I"E
C:AA3A
0CA
:A8A:
-A*C3IP"I0
Core System ;egister - %nales one to register new account on
the system
&ogin - %nales one to login to the system
:fficers Profile 2 Profile of officer currently logged on
Settings Function that allows officers to edit their
details
Super <ser ? "odify the ackend of the dataase.
Add more tales in the future
Tale 2.? $ore system functionalities
9a&le 1..- %eli5ere( System /o(el
). One of the purposes of UML was to provide the development community with a
stable and common design language that could be used to develop and build
computer applications. UML brought forth a unifed standard modeling notation that
IT professionals had been wanting for years. Using UML IT professionals could now
read and disseminate system structure and design plans ! "ust as construction
wor#ers have been doing for years with blueprints of buildings.
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12 +e$elopment Methodology
For this project I plan on using the Incremental Systems )e!elopment life cycle model and
<nified "odeling language *<"&+ approach.
According to Pressman, *Pressman, >33@=72+ the incremental model module can e de!eloped
for each separate phase in the project. If the projects deadline cannot e met then certain
modules can e renegotiated or dropped from the projects timelines.
This helps to mitigate the project from going eyond the timeline, as at least some functionality
will ha!e een deli!ered. The y-product of this methodology is that there would e always an
assessale project as each module gets integrated into the o!erall system and tested as on
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Fi!re 1.1 incremental model *9ea!er, >336=43+
Another reason for selecting the incremental mode is that, according to *9ea!er, >336= 46+ the
incremental model should e chosen if the re'uirement for the project is relati!ely clear and
would not change drastically o!er time. Therefore since there is no major need for prototyping,
other than for user interface design this method can e used.
13 Summary
A road description of the Ghana Police Information System *GPIS+ was pro!ided in this
chapter, its ojecti!es, de!elopment methodology and scope was descried as well.
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Chapter %: Specification
This chapter addresses the22 re'uirement model of the Ghana Police Information System. A full
system re'uirement was carried out after the project initiation phase. <nified "odeling
&anguage diagraming techni'ue *<"&+ was used to facilitate this phase. )uring this phase, 7
modules were identified and de!eloped separately as a cohesi!e unit and later integrated into
the system as a whole.
A modular approach to de!elopment was also identified to manage the systems re'uirement to
enale me reak the work up in to smaller units. The modules that was were identified includes=
2. Add $omplaint
>. Add $rime ;eport
?. Add most wanted person
6. Aiew most wanted person
@. Aiew complaint
4. Aiew $rime ;eport
5. %dit $rime ;eport
7. %dit $omplaint
%ach of these modules is discussed using <"& use case diagrams. The use case descriptions
of these diagrams are pro!ided in appendi( A.
%1 Core System
The central module around which the system operates is known as the core of the system and
itBs categori,ed into two uni'ue sections.
Its functionalities includes=
2. ;egistration "odule
>. $ontrol Panel "odule
%1% Core System
The core of the system shown in figure >.2.2 tackles operations such as officer sign in, sign out,
registration of new officers, editing officer profile and password changes. Appendi( . section
.2outlines the use case description for the use cases in figure >.2.
$urrent officers can register an account on the system y themsel!es ased on prior appro!al
y superior officers. .ased on the rank of the officer, the system automatically assigns the
pri!ileges an officer is entitled to in the control panel. %(ample superior officers are assigned the
pri!ilege of editing crime report whiles su ordinate officers cannot edit a report. %(isting officer
of the system can edit their account information as well as change their password.
1.
Figure >.2 C $ore System <se $ase )iagram
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%1& Control !anel Module
The control panel module houses uni'ue modules that allows registered officers to either Add
$rime ;eport, Add most wanted person, Aiew most wanted person Aiew complaint, Aiew $rime
;eport, %dit $rime ;eport and %dit $omplaint.
The system automatically assigns specific modules ased on the rank of the officer. The use
case descriptions for the control panel use cases are listed in appendi( . section.
Figure >.> C$ontrol Panel <se $ase )iagram
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%1, Scope Changes Made
Some use cases were not identified after the high le!el-design phase was completed some
use cases, which were not identified during the re'uirement analysis phase, would ha!e to
e added to the re'uirement model. The e(tra use cases with descriptions are pro!ided
elow.
1se Case Security Code has been sent to your e4mail
Actor )escription
#fficer After filling out each form and pressing the
sumit utton, the system automatically sends
out email containing a uni'ue security code to
the complainants email address for future
reference of the complain *how at
complainants who do not ha!e emailsDphone
numer+
%12 Summary
This chapter has e(plained into detail the re'uirement specification of the project. Pro!ision was
made using <"& use case diagrams and descriptions to model the core functions of that was
identified during the re'uirements analysis phase, the ne(t chapter would seek to uild on this
concept y pro!iding an o!er!iew of this systemBs design.
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Chapter &: +esign
This chapter addresses the high le!el and detailed design of the system for the modules
mentioned in chapter >.
Ghana Police Information System was de!eloped and customi,ed solely on the asis of security
and integrity of the systemE therefore any other institution cannot use the de!eloped modules.
The system was de!eloped in incremental fashion as descried in chapter 2 section 2.@.
&1 Architecture
The proposed information system utili,es the we protocol to deli!er carefully coded pages to
the we client !ia a we rowser. .y deciding to use this we architecture, pages can e ser!ed
to all district and regional police offices, whiles storing the data on in a central dataase
management system. The /TTP protocol is a standard protocol. The only client software a user
would re'uire is a we rowser and this comes inuilt into the operating system. "ore o!er we
applications ha!e lower maintenance and deployment cost since they do not rely on installing
client software on user computers. In terms of maintenance, we applications can e
maintained y modifying the codes that resides on the ser!er, this drastically reduces the time
and cost compared to traditional client-ser!er application, hence the reason for choosing the
we architecture for G.P.I.S.
G.P.I.S implements we ased technologies such as=
P/P Aersion @.?.4
"yS1& !ersion @.2
$ascading Style Sheet *$SS+
Fa!aScript
The tools used to implement the system must take into consideration the needs and scope of
the project. Also the e(perience of the de!eloper must e taken into consideration. Tools of set
of technologies may e considered appropriate,appropriateE howe!er, limited e(perience of the
de!eloper may affect the de!elopment of a solution.
&1% +ata
The system would store data on crimes and other crime related reports y citi,en and the
general pulic. It would also store information aout the officers in charge, which would enale
easy auditing of the systems and whoe!er makes changes.
&1& +atabase
The main aim of this information system is to store information hence the need for a dataase
management system *)".S+ for the proposed system. A flat file structure would e highly
ineffecti!e for managing the large amount of data especially with considering the issue of
concurrency of data access. A comparison of the major dataase management system *)."S+
that is potentially ale to satisfy the re'uirements of G.P.I.S is listed elow in tale ?.>.2.
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9eature :ccess SQ1 Server .ySQ1 Oracle
Simple modification8alteration of
dataase y no!ices
0 0 # 0
;elati!ely simple solutions for ackup
and migration
0 0 0 0
%fficiently handles large data sets S 0 0 0
Support for Foreign Gey ;eferential
Integrity.
0 0 0 0
;elati!ely ine(pensi!e # # 0 #
/igh 'uality documentation a!ailale # # 0 #
Inde(ing support # 0 S 0
Tale ?.>.2 $omparison of !arious )ataase "anagement Systems
)*5
0 H yes # H no S H to a certain e(tent
From the tale, "yS1& was chosen as the preferred option to implement G.P.I.S due to its
aility to support foreign key referential integrity, "icrosoft Access lacked key the key
functionality that would enale G.P.I.S deploy we application and also that can handle data and
data access efficiently.
:racle supports an identical feature to "yS1&, howe!er, the de!eloper lacked the e(perience
and also the a!ailaility of the )."S hindered this option from eing chosen. Also the price
factor of :racle was taken into consideration. Aery few organisations can afford the cost of
:racle )."S. In future e(pansions, the disregard for not utilising and :racle )."S could e a
hindrance to an e(pansion system. This effect howe!er, may e negated as the features of
"yS1& continue to increase.
The system was to e tested on "icrosoft S1& ser!er to ensure compatiility in a range of we
ser!er technologies, howe!er, due to time constraints this feature could not e carried out. Prior
knowledge of )."S encountered in Ad!anced )ataase management system in the final third
year allowed the de!eloper of G.I.P.S to successfully implement the system. Also portaility and
astraction was some of the factors considered in order to respond to the need to migrate the
system to other platforms.
&1, /ormalisation
#ormali,ation is a process for e!aluating and correcting tale structures to minimi,e data
redundancies, therey reducing the likelihood of data anomalies6 $oronel, et al *>322+. The
de!eloper of G.I.P.S tries to achie!e a sensile of organi,ation of data into tales !ia
normali,ation. The aim of normali,ation is to eliminate repeating groups that eliminate
redundancy, which has great effects on computer resources.
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&12 #$erall Structure
The client side application would e deployed !ia the we rowser that sits on the operating
system of the usersuserBs computer. The application client would then re'uest information from
the weser!er, which would e hosted !ia the 9orld 9ide 9e *999+. Figure ?.>.> shows the
structure of the proposed architecture.
Figure ?.2.@ proposed architecture for G.P.I.S.
The tale ?.2.@ shows the module de!elopment phase and the time it took to complete each
module.
%ach completed module was successfully integrated into the core system.
9a&le ".1.1 mo(!le (e5elo,ment ,hases
&13 1ser Interface
IA key goal of interface design is to ma(imi,e the usaility of the system y ensuring that users
can carry out their tasks effecti!ely, efficiently, safely and enjoyaly, and in order to do this a
designer has to e aware of the a!ailale technology and the needs, tasks and characteristics
of the e!entual users of the systemJ 0eates and 9akefield *>336, p.?27+.
This information system utili,es the Graphical <ser Interface *G<I+ in its design approach. A
pointing de!ice is used y the user to point and click on uttons to perform specific tasks. .y
gi!ing users access to the system !ia G<I, they are ale to easily accept the system and use it
regularly. Ten principles for a well-constructed user interface as outlined y #ielsen *>334+
includes=
Aisiility of system status
"atch etween system and real world
I+ !7AS* STA-T +AT* TA-8*T +AT* C#M!.*T*+
")2 $ore System >282>822 2283282> ?383282>
")> ;egistration "odule 282282> 2383>82> 2383>82>
")? ;eporting "odule 2383>82> >@83>82> ?383>82>
")6 Searching "odule >583>82> 2@823?2> >K83482>
")@ $hat "odule 2@83?82> >K83?82>
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<ser control and freedom
$onsistency and standards
%rror pre!ention
;ecognition rather than recall
Fle(iility and efficiency of use
Aesthetic and minimalist design
/elp and documentation
These principles ha!e een carefully adopted and incorporated into G.P.I.S to produce the
o!erall system.
&% +e$elopment
The !arious methodologies and o!erall de!elopment approach that was adapted to uild G.P.I.S
is further discussed in this section.
&%1 !rocess
)etailed module design produced at the start of each phase of de!elopment together with a,
user interface prototype, re'uirement model, dataase design, and se'uence diagram was
used in this process. Aarious testing acti!ities was carried out including unit testing, regression
testing was carried out after de!eloping indi!idual modules and integrated into the core
application module.
Finally, user documentation was produced for the system and deployed to the li!e en!ironment.
The following processes, acti!ities and artifact were deri!ed.
!rocess /ame= )etailed )esign
Acti$ities: ;e'uirement Specification, <ser Interface Prototyping, )ata "odeling, Application
"odeling
Artifact: <se case diagrams, prototype, class and se'uence diagrams
!rocess /ame: .uild
Acti$ities: )e!elopment and Integration
Artifact: Source $ode, 9orking System
!rocess /ame: Test
Acti$ities: ;egression Test, Acceptance tests
Artifact: Test report
!rocess /ame: Implementation
Acti$ities: )ocumentation, )eployment
Artifact: )eployed system, <ser Guide
&%%Tools
The tools used to uild the G.P.I.S. system comprises of Adoe )reamwea!er cs>, an
integrated de!elopment en!ironment *I)%+ tool that allows the design and code of hyperte(t
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markup language */T"&+. This tool was helpful in mainly in writing content, managing files, and
preliminary page layout. GI"P also allowed for the design of the !arious graphic aspect of the
system. Gimp is a free image manipulation software package. In the analysis stage, entity
relation diagrams were modeled using the current "yS1& workench. This tool allowed the
de!eloper to !isually design, model and generate the entities. In modeling use case diagrams,
%draw application was used to complete the scenario.
&& Module +esign
This section outlines the !arious designs for each of the system modules. Se'uence diagrams
to depict flow of e!ent amongst classes for use cases discussed in chapter >, class diagrams to
model the systems internal architecture and entity relationship diagrams to show the systems
dataase are further discussed in this section.
&&1 Core System
5igure $.$.1;a< 3egister *e@uence -iagram
Figure ?.?.2*a+ shows the se'uence of e!ents that takes place when a user registers for an
account on G.P.I.S.
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5igure $.$.1;b< Adit Pro(le *e@uence -iagram
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Chapter ,: -eali9ation
$ompletion of detailed design for !arious modules ga!e way to the uild phase of the project.
Integration of the !arious source codes into the o!erall system was achie!ed in this phase.
For users of the system to easily adapt to the G.P.I.S. system, a thorough user manual was also
produced. The ojecti!e of this chapter is to outline how the system design phase has een
transformed into the working system and an o!erall o!er!iew of the system is also produced in
this chapter.
,1 Standards
Software coding standards are language-specific programming rules that greatly reduce
proaility of introducing errors into an application. 9ithout agreed coding standards, it is easier
for a team working on a project to waste a lot of time and resources ha!ing to reformat each
otherBs code or read and make meaning to another manBs codes */enderson >33?, p.46+.
In !iew of future e(pansions, the G.P.I.S. system employs a standard coding con!entions, y
employing standards featureE future de!elopers can easily amend the codes in order to upgrade
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the system. .y adhering to standards, a code ecome easy to understand and ensures that any
de!eloper who looks at the code will know what to e(pect throughout the entire police
information system.
Standard such as indentation, line length, comments, naming con!entions, control structures,
functions, and P/P tags was employed in the codding standards. Standards allowed this project
source code to look professional and much more maintainale.
,11 Comments
$omment as much as possile without commenting the o!ious.
$omments must as much as possile try to e(plain what they are doing
$omments must e ao!e lock of codes descriing.
In-line commenting must e used sparingly unless !ery necessary
$omment each logical step
,1% /aming Con$entions
$lasses should e descripti!e as est as possile
Are!iations should not e used
;ecommended use of $amel$ase with initial cap and underscore used to
separate logical package8folder oundaries
,% Security and !ri$acy
)ocumented potential !ulnerailities including S1& injections and a host of others ha!e een
written y host of authors *&oureiro, >33>, Spriet, >336 and Scott L Sharp, >33>+. The ojecti!e
of this section is to seek to address the !arious security features employed in the system and
also to ensure the mitigation of any threats and !ulnerailities within the system.
Prominent among the !arious security threats to S1& is S1& injection !ulneraility. An S1&
attack arises when a user causes a we application to send a dataase 'uery that operates in a
way that was not intended y the programmer, *S< L 9asserman, >334+. These attacks
according to */alf and :rso, >33@+ has ecome the most significant threats to we applications.
.y employing drop down menus in G.P.I.S. system the effects of S1& !ulneraility can e
mitigated. )rop o(es allows the de!eloper to control the data eing sent to the system. Also
!alidation of user inputs allowed the de!eloper of G.P.I.S. to control S1& !ulneraility. This
method ensures that the data supplied y users conform to an e(pected data type. Also y
using the P/P uilt in function mys"l#real#escape#string$%, .
S1& !ulnerailities can e pre!ented Ghana police information system holds personally
identifiale information aout users and therefore complies to data protection laws.
,%1 Include Files
Include files allows the use of different files for !arious classes or functions. The concept of
reusaility and maintainaility as outlined in software management systems is reali,ed here.
The system de!eloped uses includes files in the headers and footer sections of the application.
,%% 1ser Authentication
In order to register an officer, the superior officer in charge has to !alidate against the system
efore the officer is allowed to register. .y pro!iding this feature only !erified officers would e
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allowed to the system. Password protection was a functional re'uirement identified during the
initial user re'uirement elicitation. This feature has ecome increasingly important in the work
place as more secure practices, guidelines and policies are put in place to enforce greater
security.
,%&Session
To store user information for a specific period of time, the G.P.I.S. would need to store session
of each registered user on the ser!er. A normal /T"& page 'uickly forgets all information when
a new page is loaded. This makes it difficult for the task that takes a long time to e completed
ecause the user cannot go ack on to !iew the old information. :nce registered officer logs on
to the system, a session !ariale is created. This session e(pires when the user closes the we
rowser or a period of no acti!ity is recorded y the system after a pre-defined time in the
configuration file. A conditional statement checks at the eginning of e!ery page whether a
session !ariale e(its. If the !ariale does not e(ist, the user is redirected to the main login
page. .y deploying this feature, unauthori,ed access to G.I.P.S would e limited.
,%, Staff and 1ser !ermissions
9ithin the police ser!ice, two types or ranks with su rank was estalishedE that is, Senior ranks
and Funior ranks. Senior ranks like inspector general can ha!e full access to the system. Funior
ranks on the other hand ha!e access to a limited part of the system. .y granting specific
pri!ileges to the user, the system can control what user can and cannot do.
,&Code Structure6 Code Snippet and ser$er implementation
Ghana police information system was de!eloped using we client to !iew the interface and
ser!er architecture. )ifferent technologies were employed to make this a reality. P/P and
"yS1& were deployed on the ser!er side. %ntities identified in the data dictionary were used to
uild the "yS1& dataase tale. P/P pages were then used to communicate with the dataase
tale. Firstly, superior officers use Iigp.phpJ module to a !alidate themsel!es and a
Iregistration.phpJ ecomes acti!e to registers suordinate officers. After registration, the user is
directed to the Iinde(.phpJ to login. The core Mcpanel.phpB is the central repository of the
graphical user interface where officers carry out their duties. P/P "odule functions like
Icomplaints.phpJ *module for adding complaints+ IcrimeNreport.phpJ *module for adding crime
report+ ImostNwanted.phpJ*module for adding most wanted person+.
Code Snippet ,&1
This section of the document shows some of the codes that was used to uild the G.P.I.S.
system. The codes to e outlined are registration code, !iew crime report code, and edit
account report code and add complaint more codes can e found in the appendi( G.
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,&% +atabase Tables
$ommands to create the dataase was generated and stored in and S1& te(t file. Allocation of
a uni'ue name, and attriutes were also identified. Attriutes contained a name, primary and
foreign key where appropriate not forgetting declaration of !arious data types and attriute si,e.
9ith the use of attriute si,e auto increment, automatic generation of se'uential numers was
used to maintain entity integrity y uni'uely identifying e!ery tuple with the tale *)uois >33@+.
<se of foreign keys allowed G.P.I.S. maintain referential integrity within the datase.it also
ensured user information was consistent.
,&& +ata Type
In defining the !arious data types for tales within the dataase, AA;$/A; was predominantly
used, which allowed the use of alphanumeric data to store all !alues that had to e held in a
string !ariale.
All attriutes that had to store numers were declared of the data type I#T.
,&, 'ackup and Maintenance
)isaster reco!ery is !ital in any organi,ation that makes use of dataase applicationE therefore
e!ery organi,ation needs to ha!e a strong policy document on ackup and reco!ery. The
method ackup employed y G.P.I.S is a feature uilt into "yS1& called "yS1& dump. This
feature enales the content of a dataase to e copied including transfer to another S1&
dataase management system *"yS1& ;eference "anual >323+.
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:ptions such as elow are a!ailale in "yS1& to the administrator to enale ackup. The first
option allows for the creation of full ackup. Included in this option is the create statements that
was used to create the dataase as well as actual data. <sing the first option, administrators of
the system can port whole dataase to another.
The second option creates a copy of the S1& data definition language used to construct the
dataase. This option would come in handy to future de!elopers of the system. A ackup data is
not created with this option. .oth option stores the ackup as a comma separated !alue file
*$SA+. A restore feature, which allows acked up data to e restored to the ser!er at a point in
time.
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,&2System #$er$iew
This section seeks to pro!ide an o!er!iew of the deli!ered system with !arious screen dumps of
the final system. ItBs worth noting that the system has two *>+ distinct users categories and that
certain functionalities are !isile to certain class of officers of the system.
Senior officer
Funior officers
A senior officer is one that has access to an account on the system, and can edit complaint and
crime report. A junior officer howe!er, needs a seniorBs officerBs permission to edit an already
entered report. Further documentations are a!ailale under the systems user documentation.
,&3 +efault 0iew of 8!IS
<sers of the system can log on to it y entering a specific <niform ;esource &ocator *<;&+ that
would e pro!ided y their system administrator. For this de!eloper, the application resides on
the local host ser!er and that is the address *http=88localhost=77778inde(.php+
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Figure 6.?.2 )efault Aiew
,&: .ogon Screen
The default screen ser!es as the main logon screen. If an officer has not yet registered for an
account, he or she may do so y clicking on the register now link pro!ided in the second column
of the default screen.
,&; -egistration Form
:fficers can register for an account y first seeking authori,ation from senior officers in charge
at the station. Senior officers need to log in to open up the registration form. .y pro!iding this
feature G.P.I.S. seeks to pre!ent unauthori,ed use of the system y unauthori,ed officers. All
fields are mandatory, the system automatically prompts user if they omit some fields.
Figure 6.?.? ;egistration Form
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,&< 1ser !rofile !age
:nce logged in, officers ha!e the pri!ilege to update their profile page. :ptions such as rank,
name, and district are presented ack to the officer to edit. "ost importantly, officers ha!e the
pri!ilege to upload their profile picture.
Figure 6.?.6 %dit <ser Profile Page
,&1= Control !anel
The control panel is the main working area where registered officer ha!e the chance to input all
reported case. It consist of utton such as add complaint, add crime report, add most wanted
person, edit crime report, edit complaint and a host of other function depending on the user
pri!ilege assigned.
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Figure 6.?.@ $ontrol Panel
,, Summary
A rief o!er!iew of the de!eloped system has een discussed together with how the code was
structured and de!eloped from the eginning and also how it was integrated into the system.
Security was also tackled in this section together with conformance with software de!elopment
practices and standards. The ne(t chapter introduces the !arious testing strategies during the
de!elopment of the project.
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Chapter 2 Testing
The purpose of testing a system is to e certain that components of a system functions as
e(pected oth in isolation and as a complete system. )etails of the !arious testing strategies
utili,ed in this system are discussed in this chapter.
21 1nit Testing
The process of testing indi!idual code module efore they are integrated with other modules
*.urd et al, >336+. A lack o( approach to testing ensures that the tester does not know the
internal workings of the system that are eing tested. The tale elow *tale @.2+ outlines a test
plan and scenarios.
Test Purpose To check for correct working of login
module components.
Test )ata Password and test data pro!ided y user.
Test condition ;e'uires the we applications to e
running in order to accept the input
password. Aalidation of data must occur
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panel
%(pected :utcome Application must grant access to the
control panel upon input of correct
username and password. <pon wrong
input, the system should prompt the user to
retry.
Tale @.2 Test plan and scenario
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2% .og In Module Testing
In testing the log in module, the username and password fields were left lank, input of wrong
account credential will also e tested and finally pro!iding correct credentials would also e
tested.
Figure @.> *a+ <sername and Password fields left lank
Figure @.>*+ 9rong user credentials
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Figure @.>*c+ $orrect input of username and password opens up control panel
2& 1ser Acceptance Testing >1AT?
The main ojecti!e of conducting an acceptance test is to e sure that the system fulfills user
re'uirements. G.P.I.S. was opened up to the officers on a pilot test program and !arious !iews
such as user interface design, performance, usaility and usefulness were sort and graded
accordingly.
2&1Integration Test
A testing techni'ue for constructing the structure of an application or software whiles conducting
test to unco!er errors associated with interfacing. The aim is to take modules tested during unit
test to uild a program structure that has een dictated y design. Integration testing was
conducted on G.P.I.S. All modules were tested for compatiility with each other. All modules
coe(isted with each other with no ugs
2&% 1ser Interface +esign
An a!erage of 2? out of 2@ officers found the systems interface attracti!e and easy to na!igate
and also understand. A much sort after feature y the testers was a floating widget, howe!er the
de!eloper put into consideration the !arious factors in user interface *<I+ design.
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2&& 1sefulness of Application
A total of 2@ out of 2@ pilot test officers found the information system !ery useful. :fficers were
e(tremely grateful to the fact that the days of paper work was eliminated if not completely.
/owe!er, they raised concerns aout features such as online document collaoration, which
was eyond the scope of this project.
2&, !erformance
:n the issue of o!erall performance, an a!erage user rating of 26 out of 2@ officers was
awarded to G.P.I.S. /owe!er, further in!estigations needs to e done in terms of performance to
help the system up its performance in the future if numer of officer in the !arious regions
increases.
$aching the fre'uently used items is one aspect to e in!estigated to oost the performance of
the system
2, Summary
This chapter has sort to discuss the testing strategies employed for this system. <nit testing
was discussed with emphasis on the lack o( approach eing deployed Acceptance testing
method was also discussed. The ne(t chapter seeks to e!aluate the success of Ghana Police
Information Systems *G.P.I.S.+
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Chapter 3: Conclusion
The ojecti!e of this chapter is to pro!ide an o!er!iew of the work done and how it has
impro!ed and helped me technically and personally in terms of de!elopment. It also descries
what further works still remains to e done. Analysis of the success of the project is e!aluated in
this chapter. &essons learnt from the project are also discussed.
31 #$er$iew of !ro"ect
Generally, this project has een ased on practical knowledge in conducting and a managing
real world project, which has helped me gain deep in!aluale e(perience in project
management with emphasis on software de!elopment.
311 Technical
Firstly, a ackground study of popular crime information systems was conducted this
in!estigation ecame the asis of the project. The initial project proposal sumitted at the
commencement of this project discussed important critical aspect of the system. The o!erall
de!elopment methodology and the software de!elopment life cycle were discussed as well as
the scope, ojecti!es of the project, project deli!erales and major timelines.
Secondly, the commencement of user analysis re'uirement was estalished. "odel of the
!arious system modules where descried and produce. A high le!el detailed design was the y-
product of the re'uirement analysis phase. Further more, the high le!el design ga!e way to the
production of the systems architecture for each module identified. <nified modeling language
*<"&+ and dataase modeling were the techni'ues used to model the system.
Integration and iteration was adopted as the method of putting together the !arious system
component modules to ensure that the entire indi!idual pieces fitted together to form a single
workale system. $oding of application logic was completed and the module was tested using
unit and integrations test.
31% !ersonal +e$elopment
This project has gi!en me the chance to ecome an e(pert in a new programming language *i.e.
P/P+. It has created a platform where I can use se!eral of the techni'ues and ideas I ha!e
learnt throughout this course in the real world, techni'ues such as system de!elopment life
cycle can e applied in software project de!elopment, dataase modeling techni'ues can also
e applied to uilding concrete dataases.
The Ghana Police :fficers now ha!e an upscale modern information system that they will use to
collaorate, communicate and engage one another. The project has practically thought me to
e(ercise good estimation skills and managing time constraints within a project. .y conducting
this project, part of the .usiness and $omputing information system re'uirements has een
fulfilled. It has also de!eloped my in de!eloping software applications. %(perience has een
gained in the following fields, software e!aluation, system design and de!elopment, planning
and organi,ation and software testing.
31& !ro"ect Analysis
;e'uirements of the users were gathered first and foremost. The de!elopment of the first phase
of this project egun with the coding of the core system. The core consisted of the login module
and registration module to allow new officers create an account. The core system allows officers
to edit their personal details and also upload a profile picture.
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The control panel was then de!eloped and integrated into the core system in a top down
fashion. Firstly, the Add complaint module was de!eloped with the add crime report following it,
add most wanted person, !iew most wanted person, !iew complaint, edit crime report and edit
complaint in that order.
)e!elopment was to e completed y earliar howe!er, this was not possile. It was estimated to
spend at least an a!erage of >2 hours a week on the project, howe!er due to circumstances
eyond control work could not progress steadily as suggested. 9ork progressed on a!erage
aout 23-26 hours per weekE this was due to other commitments that had to e fulfilled.
31, 1nfinished @ork
)ue to the constraint in time only !ery critical modules needed for the project to succeed were
gi!en priority. The chat system would e de!eloped and integrated as a major !ersion of this
project. The chat option would allow police officers to identify and collaorate in real time with
other officers all o!er the country. Aarious user feedacks collected during the user acceptance
test *<AT+ would e worked out and incorporated into the ne(t major !ersion of G.P.I.S.
3% .essons .earnt
Gnowledge ac'uisition gained from this project is enormous. This section gi!es a summary of
the technical, academic and personal lessons learnt and the special ailities gained.
3%1 Technical
Gnowledge has een ac'uired in producing a thorough re'uirement specification document for
the system. Also software design in incremental8modular fashion has een perfected. The
inherent power in using a top down integration approach when de!eloping in modular fashion
cannot e understated. I ha!e also reali,ed the aility to seek appropriate technical help using
well-documented P/P liraries across the Internet. #ot forgetting how to properly manage a
project in terms of timelines and deli!erales.
3%% Academic
:pting to use P/P and $SS as a platform for the rapid de!elopment of Internet application
particularly G.I.P.S. has een academically appropriate and rewarding. $ascading style sheet
*$SS+ for uilding layouts and user interfaces has een e(tremely helpful. :ne style sheet was
defined which was then applied to layout the general theme for all the pages.
)eploying and de!eloping the system using the incremental system de!elopment life cycle for
software project has een pro!ed to e the a good option for creating a modular ased
information system.
3%& !ersonal
9he (e5elo,er of G.I.P.S has aine( enormo!s ,ersonal e<,erience in manain
soft6are (e5elo,ment ,ro;ects on a ,ersonal le5el. Tno6le(e has &een f!lly
ac$!ire( in /yS>L (ata&ase manaement system.
3%& Summary
This chapter has concluded an o!er!iew of the work done during the entire project. It has also
addressed the o!erall success and how the project was analy,ed and e!aluated. The remaining
work to e carried out has also een outlined. Ghana Police Information System would enale
police officers to effecti!ely store data aout crime reports and also most wanted persons within
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the community therey creating a safe society. A working copy of the software has een hosted
online for education purposes.
The <;& to the li!e demo we information system can e found at and accessed with
Ghana Police Information System *htt,LQQforeenelectricals.comQ,isQin(e<.,h,+
+emo 1sername
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Password=cinspector2>?O
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AppendiA Similar Systems
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In5estiation on similar systems
1.Crime*tarFs 3ecords .anagement */stem ;3.*<
$rimeStarPs ;ecords "anagement System *;"S+ is an easy to use multi-user,
network ready system that automates all of the common record keeping
functions of a progressi!e law enforcement agency. The main feature of this
application is=
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Searching
A!ailale at= http=88www.crimestar.com8info.html
#."he CDIP* so2tware suite
The C7I!S software suite is a popular series of professional police and security applications.
A!ailale at= http=88www.chi.co.uk8police8
$rime ;ecording
Searching
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I"S $rime is a fle(ile solution for recording and managing crime. The crime
management software supports the full crime in!estigation life cycle from recording and
allocation through to in!estigation and filing.
$rime ;ecording
;eporting and statistics
A!ailale at= htt,LQQ666.a&msoft6are.comQPro(!cts4I/S4+rime.html
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9indows ased application that stores records related to crimes and criminals.
htt,LQQ666.(,ssoft6are.co.!:Qcrime.as,
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Photo Olo& Stores the ,ict!re of a
most 6ante( ,erson
=eiht 7archar(100) Stores the heiht of a
most 6ante( ,erson
#esi(ence 7arhcar(100) Stores the location
/arrie( 7archar(.1) Stores the marital stat!s
of a most 6ante( ,erson
*e 7archar(100) Stores the ae of the
,erson
Antit/: a(min
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-escription: 9his ta&le stores the information a&o!t !sername an( ,ass6or( for
the ins,ector eneral an( chief ins,ector.
I( Int(") Primary :ey for the ta&le
Game 7archar(.1) Game of a(ministrator
Pass6or( 7archar(2.) Stores the a(ministrators
,ass6or(
Antit/: reistration
-escription: Stores the ,ersonal information an( ,references of all of the !sers of
the system
I( Int(") Primary :ey for the ta&le
FirstGame 7archar(.1) First Game of o?cer
LastGame 7archar(.1) Stores the last name of
the o?cer.
'mail 7archar(.1) 'mail a((ress
%ateofOirth 7archar(.1) %ate of &irth of o?cer
#an: 7archar(.1) #an: of o?cer
Station 7archar(.1) Game of station 6here
o?cer o,erates from
Username 7archar(.1) Lo in name of o?cer
Pass6or( 7archar(.1) Lo in ,ass6or(
Photo Olo&(.1) Stores the ,hoto of the
o?cer
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+4System -eBuirements
System ;e'uirements
The tale elow descries the minimum hardware and software specifications need to run the
Ghana police information system.
IT*M S!*CIFICATI#/
)esktop P$ #!$ %&z
;andom Access "emory 2G.
/ard dri!e 73G
Screen ;esolution 23>6 ( 547 pi(els
9e .rowser Internet %(plorer, Google $hrome, "o,illa
Firefo(
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*4Installation Instructions
%o6nloa( an( install easy,h, for test (emo. Follo6 the screen shorts to et starte(.
90
91

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F41ser Manual
1. F,en a 6e& &ro6serU ty,e 123.0.0.1Q8080Q,is
9"
2. +lic: on #eister Senior o?cers o,en !, the reistration ,ae )rst as Ins,ector
eneral or chief ins,ector.
". +om,lete the initial #eistration form an( sin o!t after.
9.
.. Lo in 6ith the reistere( !ser name an( ,ass6or(
1.
System (irect the !ser to the control ,anel
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2. 9o a(( com,lainU clic: on a(( com,lain &!ttonU Fill in all the )el(s an( clic: the
s!&mit &!tton.
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8. 9o a(( most 6ante( ,erson. +lic: on a(( most 6ante( ,erson &!ttonU com,lete
the form an( s!&mit.
9.9o 7ie6 /ost 0ante( Person (a) 'nter +o(eU +lic: on search
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9o 7ie6 /ost 0ante( Person (&)
10. 9o '(it +rime #e,ort (a) 'nter +o(eU +lic: on search
9o '(it +rime #e,ort (&) /a:e chanesU +lic: on s!&mit
11. 9o '(it +om,laint (a) 'nter +o(eU +lic: on Search
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9o '(it +om,laint (&) /a:e +hanesU +lic: on s!&mit
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QQ reference o!r years for the ne<t/onth an( ,re5/onth &!ttons
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