ECP1016 Computer and Program Design Tri-1 202 Develop a software application using C programming language for water billing system1/2022 FEC 2: PROJECT

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Develop a software application using C programming language for water billing system

 

ECP1016 Computer and Program Design

Tri-1 2021/2022

FEC 2: PROJECT

(3 to 4 students per group)

Water Billing System in C Language

The aim of this project is to develop a software application using C programming language for water

billing system in Malacca.

Requirements:

1. The application should be able to generate a report on the water charges of all the customers.

 (Please refer to the Water Tariff Table below)

2. It should be possible to print the water bill for a specific customer upon request.

3. The data should be stored in three files in a secondary storage device.

a. The customer details such as Name, customer segment code (1 for Domestic; 2 for commercial;

3 for Government Department; 4 for Place of worship; 5 for Ship; 6 for Charitable Organisation;

71 for Condominium; 72 for Low-cost flat and 8 for Army camp) and their water meter number.

b. The previous month reading along with the water meter number.

c. Current month reading along with the water meter number.

Note: The data files should contain at least ONE sample from each customer segment.

4. Array of structures are to be used to store the data read from the file.

5. Dynamic memory allocation has to be used to allocate memory for the array of structures.

6. It should be menu driven and user-friendly.

7. Need to use a user-defined function to calculate the charges for the water consumption of each customer.

8. Tariff Rates given in the table below should be used for the calculation. The Water Tariff is charged

based on the volume of water consumed. Please note that the minimum charge is imposed if the usage is

less than the actual water usage except in the Ship category.

9. A neat project report should be prepared including the following contents and submitted online on or

 before 20th November 2021.

1) Report cover page.

2) Index page.

3) Aim of the project.

4) Algorithm to implement the project.

5) Source code.

6) Sample output with screenshots.

7) Conclusion.

Sample Data file: Customer Details

Customer Segment Meter

Name Code Number

Lily 1 1001

Raja 2 1002

Lim 3 1003

Sample Data file: Previous month reading

Meter Meter

Number Reading

1001 2900

1002 3000

1003 7500

Sample Data file: Current month reading

Meter Meter

Number Reading

1001 2925

1002 3300

1003 7789

Sample output 1: (Report on the water charges of all the customers)

Sample output 2: (Water Bill for Meter number 1001)

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