Data Entry System - Basic Programming Workflow


Plan for Data Entry System
- Create a record layout for specific project.
- Defined field type.
- Determine data entry system requirements.
- Identify interfaces, both input and output.
- Create tools or maintenance module on specific project.

Basic Coding Requirement
- Code Comments are typed into your code to explain or remind yourself and other what the code is doing.
- Testing application's inputs and outputs to ensure application performs as planned.
- Solutions organize source code into one or more projects.
- Projects organize source code by gathering all the files necessary to create an Assembly, plus other resources.
- Deployment projects create an installation program that places the files and settings for your program on the desired computer.

Testing
- Make sure that all fields only allows the correct data type.
- Make sure that user doesn't enter a value too large or too small.
- Make sure the data entry flow is user friendly.
- Checked all fields that work properly.
- Checked all lookup table are correct.
- Checked the required output by client.

Deployment to production
- Inform project officers and let them use the application and get feedback.
- Gathering all feedback & suggestion on the data entry for revision.
- After a revision and test again, if project officer approved the application then put it now on production.
- Get a feedback & suggestion from the production user for continue data entry system enhancement.

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