SRILANKA INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION OF TECHNOLOGHY

SRI LANKA INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Project Design and Management Project Proposal

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Supervisor 21/01/2012

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Introduction
As technology grows the computer has become an essential part of our day to day life. As a result we have to continue our work with computers for fast and efficient life. In present Sri Lankan Government use a manual system for Parliamentary General Election. it is not an efficient way in a modern world. By using computer technology our team decided to implement an Automated Election Result Processing System for Sri Lankan Parliamentary General Election. Automated Election Result Processing System Consists of three modules Voting module Election result analysis module Result prediction module

Voting module There are 22 electoral districts in Sri Lanka and they are divided in to 160 polling divisions. Voters should register to the polling division according to their residential address. The system automatically categorizes voters to their nearest polling station by examining their residential address. Election result analysis module The system sort and count the votes of the political and candidates according to the polling division and represent result using graphs, charts and report in polling division level, district level and whole country. Result prediction module The system forecast the results by analyzing past election data and represent it using graphs.

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Objectives

A lot more efficient and effective. Safety: Can use tools that will easily fix things to store and back up on external drives ensuring that never lose any of the data require. Paper and storage costs are eliminated. Required details can easily be found in the database Security: Unauthorized access is eliminated by proving login functionality Time needed for manual counting and labor costs are gained back.

Functions Automated Election Result Processing System

Categorize voters to their nearest polling station Implement voter's login system Sort and Count Votes Implement parliamentary seat allocation system Generate report of the election results Implement an election result prediction system

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Reference
1. Jesse Liberty, Programming C#.
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