Q1: Require: Students are necessitating to read the given case study thoroughly, and answer the following question: [6 Marks] Note: Provide answers to all the following case related requirements. Answer to the given questions must be at least 100 words/answer, logical, clear, and in your own words. The University provides a Computer Based Information System (CBIS) which digitized various student's related processes. Such processes are: a) Providing web based information about undergraduate programs b) Registration for a particular program c) Maintaining student's information The CBIS is structured with the goal that it could be gotten to over the Web and using Web programs. It is constructed utilizing on the web. With this CBIS, a particular student can associate it from their home utilizing a PC or note pad. The student could utilize the CBIS so as to peruse through all the degree programs which university offered and enroll for anyone they want to study. In any case, the framework likewise gathers significant data about the potential student. The students communicate with system by means of a Web based registration form to provide input to the CBIS using some text boxes. It likewise empowers program choice by means of various radio buttons. The student enters their own details. in contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing pigm04 07 ve we uncuyu mwy Wy weg 4**** likewise gathers significant data about the potential student. The students communicate with system by means of a Web based registration form to provide input to the CBIS using some text boxes. It likewise empowers program choice by means of various radio buttons. The student enters their own details, program to select and afterward press the button to submit the registration. once submitted, the CBIS display the information. However, before the display CBIS executes two functions. The first one will process the student request and the second one display information of the processed request. these two functions are executed at the server located in the main campus of the University. Primarily, the processing activities involve two main tasks. These are: a. Search in the database for the interested program and seizing the related program information. The information includes Program name, course names, credit hour, description and so on. b. Add a new record or update existing one in the with the personal profile of the students. The profile is taken by the CBIS user interface. BA F The profile is taken by the CBIS user interface. Intials Waheed Family Zadran Contact No 0093-788889921 Title Mr Mobile No 0093-777777823 Select the desired program IS OBA IT O MBA Proceed MBA Degree Major Accounting Finance Management MIS Credit Hours General 15 Hours Major 40 Hours Elective 15 Hours contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing Degree Major Accounting Finance Management MIS Credit Hours General 15 Hours Major 40 Hours Elective 15 Hours As soon as the request has been processed by the processing function and the information requested has been collected, the output function will take care of displaying this information. It uses a variety of Web controls such as colorful labels with backgrounds and radio buttons. It arranges them in a manner which is clear and easy to follow. As you have noticed, data plays a significant part of the CBIS. The data in question here is made up of two distinct categories. (a) The data which forms the degree programs of the University (b) The data which makes up the student's information. viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing This data needs to be structured in a manner which is suitable for the system to manipulate. That is, update, store, retrieve, and filter and so on. The data is typically kept in the system's associated storage (file system or databases). The traditional approach for structuring and managing data would be to use a database management system. However, in few of the recent popularity of web technologies, the CBIS employs this technology for its data structuring and management. The user interaction, information presentation and data manipulation and processing for this system are performed through the use of objects. The employment of objects in programming the various systems' functions provides it with a greater degree of functional reliability. They also help to increase the system's programming efficiency and significantly improve its maintainability and future upgrade. Objects are sophisticated programming modules which are typically designed and built by third parties of software developers. They are usually mature and well tested in advance for potential bugs and problems. With having such a system in place the University is now able to provide an efficient and speedy service to all its potential students. The automation services offered by the system eliminate the need for having the information being made available in printed form and providing storage and management for it. A key advantage offered by the system is the ability to collect information on potential students which the university may use for future promotional activity. For example, keeping the students informed about post graduate courses, research fellowship and potential employments. n contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing automation services offered by the system eliminate the need for having the information being made available in printed form and providing storage and management for it. A key advantage offered by the system is the ability to collect information on potential students which the university may use for future promotional activity. For example, keeping the students informed about post graduate courses, research fellowship and potential employments. It is also worth noting here that the financial saving and transaction efficiency could well be achieved at an ethical cost. The service automation by the university may run the risk of reducing the need for a human operator at the university to serve this purpose. Requirements: 1. Highlight the benefits of the CBIS presented in the above case. 2. How do you relate the above situation to the types of business information system discussed in chapter 1? Which type of BIS is more related to the above situation? Q1: Require: Students are necessitating to read the given case study thoroughly, and answer the following question: [6 Marks] Note: Provide answers to all the following case related requirements. Answer to the given questions must be at least 100 words/answer, logical, clear, and in your own words. The University provides a Computer Based Information System (CBIS) which digitized various student's related processes. Such processes are: a) Providing web based information about undergraduate programs b) Registration for a particular program c) Maintaining student's information The CBIS is structured with the goal that it could be gotten to over the Web and using Web programs. It is constructed utilizing on the web. With this CBIS, a particular student can associate it from their home utilizing a PC or note pad. The student could utilize the CBIS so as to peruse through all the degree programs which university offered and enroll for anyone they want to study. In any case, the framework likewise gathers significant data about the potential student. The students communicate with system by means of a Web based registration form to provide input to the CBIS using some text boxes. It likewise empowers program choice by means of various radio buttons. The student enters their own details. in contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing pigm04 07 ve we uncuyu mwy Wy weg 4**** likewise gathers significant data about the potential student. The students communicate with system by means of a Web based registration form to provide input to the CBIS using some text boxes. It likewise empowers program choice by means of various radio buttons. The student enters their own details, program to select and afterward press the button to submit the registration. once submitted, the CBIS display the information. However, before the display CBIS executes two functions. The first one will process the student request and the second one display information of the processed request. these two functions are executed at the server located in the main campus of the University. Primarily, the processing activities involve two main tasks. These are: a. Search in the database for the interested program and seizing the related program information. The information includes Program name, course names, credit hour, description and so on. b. Add a new record or update existing one in the with the personal profile of the students. The profile is taken by the CBIS user interface. BA F The profile is taken by the CBIS user interface. Intials Waheed Family Zadran Contact No 0093-788889921 Title Mr Mobile No 0093-777777823 Select the desired program IS OBA IT O MBA Proceed MBA Degree Major Accounting Finance Management MIS Credit Hours General 15 Hours Major 40 Hours Elective 15 Hours contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing Degree Major Accounting Finance Management MIS Credit Hours General 15 Hours Major 40 Hours Elective 15 Hours As soon as the request has been processed by the processing function and the information requested has been collected, the output function will take care of displaying this information. It uses a variety of Web controls such as colorful labels with backgrounds and radio buttons. It arranges them in a manner which is clear and easy to follow. As you have noticed, data plays a significant part of the CBIS. The data in question here is made up of two distinct categories. (a) The data which forms the degree programs of the University (b) The data which makes up the student's information. viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing This data needs to be structured in a manner which is suitable for the system to manipulate. That is, update, store, retrieve, and filter and so on. The data is typically kept in the system's associated storage (file system or databases). The traditional approach for structuring and managing data would be to use a database management system. However, in few of the recent popularity of web technologies, the CBIS employs this technology for its data structuring and management. The user interaction, information presentation and data manipulation and processing for this system are performed through the use of objects. The employment of objects in programming the various systems' functions provides it with a greater degree of functional reliability. They also help to increase the system's programming efficiency and significantly improve its maintainability and future upgrade. Objects are sophisticated programming modules which are typically designed and built by third parties of software developers. They are usually mature and well tested in advance for potential bugs and problems. With having such a system in place the University is now able to provide an efficient and speedy service to all its potential students. The automation services offered by the system eliminate the need for having the information being made available in printed form and providing storage and management for it. A key advantage offered by the system is the ability to collect information on potential students which the university may use for future promotional activity. For example, keeping the students informed about post graduate courses, research fellowship and potential employments. n contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing automation services offered by the system eliminate the need for having the information being made available in printed form and providing storage and management for it. A key advantage offered by the system is the ability to collect information on potential students which the university may use for future promotional activity. For example, keeping the students informed about post graduate courses, research fellowship and potential employments. It is also worth noting here that the financial saving and transaction efficiency could well be achieved at an ethical cost. The service automation by the university may run the risk of reducing the need for a human operator at the university to serve this purpose. Requirements: 1. Highlight the benefits of the CBIS presented in the above case. 2. How do you relate the above situation to the types of business information system discussed in chapter 1? Which type of BIS is more related to the above situation