DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ASYNCHRONOUS PIN CODE GENERATING SYSTEM
(CASE STUDY OF MTN NIGERIA)
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Department of Computer Science
ABSTRACT
This project work, is a computerization it an asynchronous pin code generating system of an organization. Full duplex asynchronous data transfer system based on a single-phase two-line coding. (a) Data is transmitted from a primary module PM to a secondary module SM, while data is transmitted from the secondary module SM to the primary module PM independently at the same time. (b) Code words A and B, in which data and color (request signal: ODD or EVEN) are superimposed on each other, are sent from the primary module PM and secondary module SM during a request mode. When the two colors are coincident with each other, the data are sent. A code word C is created, on transmission pincode numbers, from the code words A and B and sent to the primary module PM and secondary module SM during a response mode. The two modules are adapted to determine from the code word C that the colors are the same. When the colors are the same, the respective transmitted data are decoded from the code word C. In this way, a data transfer can be performed in a full duplex asynchronism during a single cycle
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of content
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
Statement of the problem
Purpose of the study
Aim and Objectives
Scope Delimitation
CHAPTER TWO
Literature Review
CHAPTER THREE
Description and analysis of the existing system
Fact finding method used
Objective of the existing system
Input, Process, Output analysis
Problem of the existing system
Justification of the new existing system
CHAPTER FOUR
Design of the new system
Output specification and design
Input specification and design
File design
Procedure chart
Expected Benefits Of The New System
CHAPTER FIVE
Implementation
Introduction
CHAPTER SIX
Documentation
Constraint (Limitation)
CHAPTER SEVEN
Recommendation And Conclusion
Reference
Appendix
Program Coding
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