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FINAL YEAR PROJECT REPORT
2021
Smart Coach Assistant
Group Members
Student Name
Ali Hamza
Farhan Najam
Zubair Ahmed
Enrolment#
02-131182-074
02-131182-027
02-131182-010
Supervised by
Engr. Bushra Fazal
Department of Software Engineering
BAHRIA UNIVERSITY KARACHI CAMPUS
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Intellectual Property & Submission Policy
This is to declare that,
1) The project under the supervision of
Engr. Bushra Fazal
having title
_Smart Coach Assistant_ carried out in partial fulfillment of the requirements of Bachelor of
Engineering in Software Engineering degree program and is the sole property of the Bahria
University.
2) This report is submitted as the requirement for the project in accordance with the rules laid
down by the Bahria University as part of the requirements for the award of the degree of
Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering.
3) The work presented in this report is our own except where due reference or acknowledgement
is given to the work of others.
4) We are aware of Bahira University asserts legal and beneficial ownership rights over all
Intellectual Property developed as a result of support either directly from or channeled through
Bahria University.
5) We are agreed to assign to Bahira University all of their rights, title and interest in and to
Intellectual Property developed as a result of utilization of Bahira University Resources
including copyright in any material that is teaching material, computer programs, or created at
the request or direction of Bahira University.
S.No.
Student Name
Enrolment #
1
Ali Hamza
02-131182-074
2
Farhan Najam
02-131182-027
3
Zubair Ahmed
02-131182-010
Signatures
Reference:
[1] R&D policy handbook (BUORIC-P15)
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Submission Performa
It is acknowledged that I as a supervisor gone through this report. The report contains all the
essential sections as required by the department in accordance with the rules laid down by the
Bahria University.
Supervisor Name:
Engr. Bushra Fazal
Supervisor Signatures:
Dated:
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Acknowledgments
We the Smart Coach Assistant Development team are over helmed in all humbleness and
gratefulness to acknowledge our depth to all those who have helped us to put our ideas and
assigned work, well above the level of simplicity and into something concrete.
We all thank whole heartedly Engr. Bushra Fazal for being a part of our valuable project,
constantly motivating for doing better and showing complete confidence in our work.
We is very thankful to our organization Bahira University for its valuable suggestions, guidance
and encouragement. Also, in the process, we learned a lot other technical and non-technical things
from them
Finally, we also like to thank all other colleagues working in Smart Coach Assistant for helping
us at small problems as well as critical junctures.
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Abstract
The project is about helping and improving the procedures and enhancing the sports administration
of a firm. This is an application that is developed to keep track of different sporting events with
multiple games played between multiple participants.
Normally Sports activity record in taken and executive physically. Thus, there is no information
and data security. Students are not able to get proper information about the sports event conducted
in various colleges. The student needs to spend the time to get the information about the sports
event. The students have to visit the venue to get registered for the game which takes a lot of time.
Also no rafting is done for any time. Many player’s which are deserving are left behind and are
not given the opportunity.
Our Proposed system is “Smart Coach Assistant” which is web based application solution for all
the elements a sports department has to offer, which will comparatively bring more ease to the
users, to get the required details from a particular specified platform. It has possess a simplified
yet a clean and modern web interface for the Users.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................. 9
1.1
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 10
1.2
Problem Statement ...................................................................................................................... 10
1.3
Background / Literature Review.................................................................................................. 10
1.4
Problem in existing system.......................................................................................................... 10
1.5
Proposed Solution ....................................................................................................................... 10
1.5.1
Features of the project ........................................................................................................ 11
1.5.2
Methodology/Algorithm ...................................................................................................... 12
1.5.3
Technologies to be used ...................................................................................................... 12
1.6
2.
3.
Project Scope / Deliverables ........................................................................................................ 12
Software Project Management Plan ................................................................................ 13
2.1
Project Organization .................................................................................................................... 14
2.2
Software Process Model .............................................................................................................. 14
2.3
Roles and Responsibilities ........................................................................................................... 14
2.4
Tools and Techniques .................................................................................................................. 14
2.5
Project Management Plan ........................................................................................................... 15
2.5.1
Tasks .................................................................................................................................... 15
2.5.2
Task-n .................................................................................................................................. 15
2.6
Assignments ................................................................................................................................ 17
2.7
Timetable..................................................................................................................................... 18
Software Requirements Specifications ........................................................................... 20
3.1
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 21
3.2
Product Overview......................................................................................................................... 21
3.3
Specific Requirements .................................................................................................................. 21
3.4
Functional and Data Requirements ............................................................................................. 22
3.5
Non-Functional Requirements .................................................................................................... 22
3.5.1
Reliability ............................................................................................................................. 22
3.5.2
Availability ........................................................................................................................... 22
3.5.3
Security ................................................................................................................................ 23
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Maintainability..................................................................................................................... 23
3.5.5
Portability ............................................................................................................................ 23
3.5.6
Performance ........................................................................................................................ 23
3.5.7
Usability Requirements ........................................................................................................ 23
3.6
Proposed Solution ....................................................................................................................... 23
3.7
Alternative Solution..................................................................................................................... 23
3.8
External Interface Requirements................................................................................................. 23
3.8.1
User Interfaces .................................................................................................................... 23
3.8.2
Hardware Interfaces ............................................................................................................ 24
3.8.3
Software Interfaces ............................................................................................................. 24
3.8.4
Communications Protocols.................................................................................................. 24
3.9
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Database Requirements .............................................................................................................. 24
Software Design Description ........................................................................................... 25
4.1
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 26
4.2
Design Overview.......................................................................................................................... 26
4.3
Work Flow Diagram ........................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.4
Business Workflow Diagram........................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.5
Work Breakdown Structure ......................................................................................................... 27
4.6
Use case Diagram ........................................................................................................................ 28
4.7
Sequence Diagram.......................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.8
ER Diagram .................................................................................................................................. 29
4.9
Requirements Traceability Matrix ............................................................................................... 30
4.10
System Architectural Design ....................................................................................................... 30
4.11
Chosen System Architecture ....................................................................................................... 30
4.12
Discussion of Alternative Designs ................................................................................................ 30
4.13
System Interface Description ...................................................................................................... 31
4.14
Detailed Description of Components .......................................................................................... 32
4.14.1
4.15
Component-1....................................................................................................................... 32
User Interface Design .................................................................................................................. 32
4.15.1
Description of the User Interface ........................................................................................ 35
4.15.2
Screen Images ..................................................................................................................... 35
4.15.3
Objects and Actions ............................................................................................................. 35
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5.
Implementation ................................................................................................................. 36
6.
Software Test Document ................................................................................................. 42
7.
6.1
System Overview ......................................................................................................................... 43
6.2
Test Approach ............................................................................................................................. 43
6.3
Test Plan ...................................................................................................................................... 44
6.4
Features to be Tested.................................................................................................................. 44
6.5
Features not to be Tested ........................................................................................................... 44
6.6
Testing Tools and Environment .................................................................................................... 44
6.7
Test Cases .................................................................................................................................... 44
6.8
Case-n (use a unique ID of the form TC-nnnn for this heading) .................................................. 44
6.8.1
Purpose ............................................................................................................................... 44
6.8.2
Inputs................................................................................................................................... 44
6.8.3
Expected Outputs & Pass/Fail criteria ................................................................................. 44
6.8.4
Test Procedure ..................................................................................................................... 45
Appendix A: Test logs ...................................................................................................... 50
7.1
Log ............................................................................................................................................... 50
7.1.1
Test Results.......................................................................................................................... 50
7.1.2
Incident Report.................................................................................................................... 50
8.
Conclusions and Further Work ....................................................................................... 51
9.
References ........................................................................................................................ 53
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1. INTRODUCTION
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1.1 Introduction
The project will be cover the sports field, focusing the Cricket. It will be used in
sports leagues and other organizations according to the scenario and needs.
Sport is a key part of a student's growth and development. They help in the
development of mental health and physical fitness of the body. Through sports
and games, the student acquires various skills, experiences and self-confidence,
which are useful for the development of his personality.
While technology and sports didn't always seem like a natural match, the two
industries have worked great together over the years. However, as we have seen
over the years, there is still room for improvement, even after technology has
revolutionized the sports world. But technology still plays a key role in
improving sports, whether it's ensuring safety, fixing broken systems, or making
great games more incredible.
In the past, Sports Events are arranged and managed manually. Therefore, there is
no data and information security. Students aren’t able to get proper information
about the sports event conducted in various colleges. The student needs to spend
their valuable time to get the information about the sports event. The students have
to visit the venue to get registered for the game which takes a lot of time. Also
choosing a player for the house/department team is also a challenge
Now that we have moved into 2020, we see that the world of sports has evolved
by leaps and bounds. While statistics have always played a central role in sports
since its inception, AI has significantly impacted the level of audience
engagement, strategy for games and the way they are played today. We see data
analytics and artificial intelligence being used to a great extent in sports.
The application of artificial intelligence in sports has become a common
phenomenon in recent years. And given the positive impact precision technology
is bringing to sports, there is no doubt that the field will continue to flourish.
Our Proposed system is “Smart Coach Assistant” which is web based application
solution for all the elements a sports department has to offer, which will
comparatively bring more ease to the users, to get the required details from a
particular specified platform. It has possess a simplified yet a clean and modern
web interface for the Users.
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1.2 Problem Statement
Traditionally Sports Events are arranged and managed manually. Therefore, there
is no data and information security. Students aren’t able to get proper information
about the sports event conducted in various colleges. The student needs to spend
their valuable time to get the information about the sports event. The students have
to visit the venue to get registered for the game which takes a lot of time. Also
choosing a player for the house/department team is also a challenge
1.3 Background / Literature Review
Up to now, the process is done manually. In the past, Sports Events are arranged
and managed manually. Therefore, there is no data and information security.
Students aren’t able to get proper information about the sports event conducted in
various colleges. The student needs to spend their valuable time to get the
information about the sports event. The students have to visit the venue to get
registered for the game which takes a lot of time. Also choosing a player for the
house/department team is also a challenge
1.4 Problem in existing system
Because of the manually process, a lot of time and extra resources are consumed.
There is no data and information security. Also the stake holders aren’t able to
get a proper information about the sports. Therefore, there is no data and
information security. Students aren’t able to get proper information about the
sports event conducted in various colleges. The student needs to spend their
valuable time to get the information about the sports event. The students have to
visit the venue to get registered for the game which takes a lot of time. Also
choosing a player for the house/department team is also a challenge
1.5 Proposed Solution
Our Proposed system is “Smart Coach Assistant” which is web based application
solution for all the elements a sports department has to offer, which will
comparatively bring more ease to the users, to get the required details from a
particular specified platform. It has possess a simplified yet a clean and modern
web interface for the Users.
The application will possess:
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1. The admin/sports teacher can easily registers interested student in their
desired sports events in respective teams.
2. The organizer of the sports event can also access the details of participants.
3. Institute Registration
4. Players Registration
5. Register Sports Events
6. Scheduling of Events & Result Announcement.
The best and most deserving player’s will be picked for the betterment and quality of
the game. For this purpose, the application will use different Performance statistics
Data and based on those, will produce results that will help the selectors to find the
best and most deserving candidates for the respective teams. We will start with
Cricket. All candidate’s data will be used to select a team and best deserving players.
There will be a number of constraints based on which a player will be rated and his/her
merit will be created. Initially the No of innings, highest score, Average and total runs
1. The system will use algorithms for calculating a player’s performance and
based on those will show the top players who performed the best.
2. The system will also recommend and compare the data of a player with its
previous and other players to find the top performing candidate.
3. The system with the help of this data, will assist in team selection.
4. The system will also assist in providing the data and analytics of the top
performing players and assist in presenting the players which will be choose
in the playing.
The system will also provide the player order facility based on the statistics and according to the
requirement of the positions.
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1.5.1 Features of the project
1.
The admin/sports teacher can easily registers interested student in their desired
sports events in respective teams.
2.
The organizer of the sports event can also access the details of participants.
3.
Institute Registration
4.
Players Registration
5.
Register Sports Events
6.
Scheduling of Events & Result Announcement.
7.
The system will use algorithms for calculating a player’s
performance and based on those will show the top players who performed
the best.
8.
The system will also recommend and compare the data of a player
with its previous and other players to find the top performing candidate.
9.
The system with the help of this data, will assist in team selection.
10.
The system will also assist in providing the data and analytics of the
top performing players and assist in presenting the players which will be
choose in the playing.
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1.5.2 Methodology/Algorithm
The algorithms we used are
1. Decision tree classification
2. Random forest algorithm
1.5.3 Technologies to be used
1. Bootstrap 5
2. PHP
3. MS SQL.
1.6 Project Scope / Deliverables
Milestone
Task
Milestone-1
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Deliver Software Project Management Plan Document
Deliver Software Requirement Specification
Deliver WBS
Milestone-2
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Deliver Prototype of UI
Deliver STD
Deliver Gantt Chart
Deliver Use Case and other UMLs
Milestone-3
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Create User Template
Create ERD and basic database
Milestone-4
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Continue the coding/development
Milestone-5
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Continue the coding/development
Milestone-6
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Continue the coding/development
Milestone-7
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System Testing
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2. SOFTWARE PROJECT
MANAGEMENT PLAN
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2.1 Project Organization
2.2 Software Process Model
After conducting our literature review, we arrived at the conclusion that we will use AGILE
process model and the SCRUM methodology in it.
2.3 Roles and Responsibilities
Project Manager will be responsible for assigning roles and tasks, confirming requirements,
tracking progress, Activity and resource planning, Cost Estimating, Scheduling and
developing the budget and analyzing the risks.
UI Designer/Front End Developer will be responsible for creating interactive and responsive
UI Designs and Mockups.
Backend Script Developer will be responsible for creating the business logic i.e. the working
logic of the software.
Database Administrator will be responsible for creating, maintaining and monitoring the
database, creating ERD and establishing connection with system.
Technical Writer will be responsible for creating the UML’s, Reports, Meeting Logs, Test
Documents, User Manuals etc.
SQA will be responsible for creating test cases, testing system against those cases, report
results
2.4 Tools and Techniques
Design Phase:
• UML Notation
Database:
• MySQL Server
Development:
• MVC Architecture
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Version Control System:
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Git hub
2.5 Project Management Plan
2.5.1 Tasks
2.5.2 Task-n
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RE-1 Requirement analysis/clarify the requirements.
DE-1 Design prototype and validate from the user
DE-2 Create software requirement specification document
DE-3 Create STD
DE-4 Create wordbreak down and use case and other UMLs
DE-5 Brainstorm about to create Webpp addictive and productive
FE-1 Design template/UI for the application.
FE-2 Initialize creating database
FE-3 Create Login/Sign up form
FE-4 Create User profile setup
FE-5 Create Dashboard
FE-6 Complete the training module and work on it,
TE-1 System testing
TE-2 QA testing
2.5.2.1
Description
Task ID
Description
RE-1
Identify the needs of different stake holders and analyse, validate,
document, and manage their needs
RE-2
Create list of functional requirements that are part of your application and
identify non-functional to improve overall user experience.
RE-3
Create Work break down structure to make the deliverables more precise
and concrete.
DE-1
Write a detailed document (SRS) that describes what the software will do
and how it is expected to perform. It also describes the functionality that
the product needs to meet the needs of all stakeholders (business, users).
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DE-2
Write a document (SDD)
DE-5
FE-1
Hold a meeting with all stake holders of the project to discuss ideas that
can make app more addictive in a sense that user open the app daily to do
something
Create UI template.
FE-2
Create database in MySQL.
2.5.2.2
Deliverables and Milestones
A list of the deliverables of the task (documentation, code, other), and the milestones
associated with these. For example, milestone 1 of the project might be the delivery of the
final revisions of the SRS, STD, and SPMP; milestone 2 might be delivery of the STD,
milestone 3 might be completion of version 1 (development & test), etc.
Milestone
Task
Milestone-1
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Deliver Software Project Management Plan Document
Deliver Software Requirement Specification
Deliver WBS
Milestone-2
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Deliver Prototype of UI
Deliver STD
Deliver Gantt Chart
Deliver Use Case and other UMLs
Milestone-3
Milestone-4
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Create User Template
Create ERD and basic database
Create Account (Sign up/Login)
Create reaming modules
Milestone-6
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Create reaming modules
Milestone-7
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Create reaming modules
Milestone-8
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System Testing
QA Testing
2.5.2.3
Resources Needed
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Working System with a an active internet connection and
Web hosting and Domain
2.5.2.4
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Access to the web is required. All scheduling processing held in API so internet must be a
key for communication.
Since the application is a web application, internet is required. It is assumed that users will
have decent internet connectivity.
2.5.2.5
Risks and Contingencies
Identify the risks associated with getting this task completed on time, and the contingency
plans to cope with this risk. You can never identify all the risks; and some events would just
stop the project completely. Limit this section to reasonable risks. For example: what is the
probability of you being unable to get the programming language you plan on using running
on your computer? What would you do to recover?
2.6 Assignments
Task
Member
RE-1 Requirement analysis/clarify the
requirements.
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
RE-2 Elicit functional and non-functional
requirement
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
DE-1 Design prototype and validate from the user
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
DE-2 Create software requirement specification
document
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
DE-3 Create STD
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
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DE-4 Create wordbreak down and use case and
other UMLs
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
DE-5 Brainstorm about to create app addictive and
productive
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
FE-1 Design template/UI of your app
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
FE-2 Create database and create profiling
mechanism
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
FE-3 Create Login/Sign up form
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
FE-4 Create User profile setup
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
FE-5 Create Dashboard
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
FE-6 Create remaining modules
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
TE-1 System testing
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
TE-2 QA testing
Ali Hamza, Farhan Najam, Zubair
Ahmed
2.7 Timetable
Provide a timetable showing the estimated start and completion dates for each task. This is
best illustrated using a Gantt diagram. This timetable should be updated throughout the project
to reflect changes in: the tasks, the execution time for tasks, the completion dates, etc.
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3. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
SPECIFICATIONS
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3.1 Introduction
Traditionally Sports Events are arranged and managed manually. Therefore, there
is no data and information security. Students are not able to get proper information
about the sports event conducted in various colleges. The student needs to spend
the time to get the information about the sports event. The students have to visit
the venue to get registered for the game which takes a lot of time. Also choosing a
player for the house/department team is also a challenge.
3.2 Product Overview
Clearly define the purpose of the software, the environment it will run in, and who will be
using it (in terms of their educational level, experience, and technical expertise). Do not go
into detail, but outline the general requirements in a way that provides the reasons why specific
requirements are later specified in the SRS.
Our Proposed system is “Smart Coach Assistant” which is web based application
solution for all the elements a sports department has to offer, which will
comparatively bring more ease to the users, to get the required details from a
particular specified platform. It has possess a simplified yet a clean and modern
web interface for the Users.
A member of the sports department, coach himself or a designated official can operate this
with very basic knowledge of computer systems.
3.3 Specific Requirements
3.3.1 USERS:
We have 3 types of users.
1. Admin (Coach, designated official)
2. Users/Students who will register here to use the application’s features
3.3.1.1 ADMIN:
The admin can
1. The admin/sports teacher can easily registers interested student in their desired sports
events in respective teams.
2. The organizer of the sports event can also access the details of participants.
4. Register players.
5. Register Sports Events.
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6. Scheduling of Events & Result Announcement.
7. The system will use algorithms for calculating a player’s performance and
based on those will show the top players who performed the best.
8. The system will also recommend and compare the data of a player with its
previous and other players to find the top performing candidate.
9. The system with the help of this data, will assist in team selection.
10. The system will also assist in providing the data and analytics of the top
performing players and assist in presenting the players which will be choose
in the playing.
3.3.1.2 USER:
1. The users can, register themselves in a sports event.
2. The user can see the result of a game.
3.4 Functional and Data Requirements
1. The system shall let the admin/sports teacher to easily register interested student in their
desired sports events in respective teams.
2. The system shall let the organizer of the sports event can also access the details of
participants.
4. The system shall let Players Registration
5. The system shall let Register Sports Events
6. The system shall let Scheduling of Events & Result Announcement.
7. The system shall let use algorithms for calculating a player’s performance
and based on those will show the top players who performed the best.
8. The system shall also recommend and compare the data of a player with
its previous and other players to find the top performing candidate.
9. The system shall with the help of this data, will assist in team selection.
3.5 Non-Functional Requirements
3.5.1 Reliability
The application will use the data that will be given to it by the admin and will totally rely
on that.
3.5.2 Availability
The application will be available when the internet is connected. It can be accessible from
anywhere in the globe. It can be used and shutdown from the system where it is being used
at that particular system.
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3.5.3 Security
The system will use the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure which is an extension of the
Hypertext Transfer Protocol. It is used for secure communication over a computer network,
and is widely used on the Internet.
3.5.4 Maintainability
The Player records are maintained by the Admin
3.5.5 Portability
The web application can me accessible from anywhere with an internet connection
through a smart device (pc/laptop etc.)
3.5.6 Performance
Application should utilize best internet speed, and memory efficiently.
3.5.7 Usability Requirements
3.6 Proposed Solution
3.7 Alternative Solution
3.8 External Interface Requirements
3.8.1 User Interfaces
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UI should be responsive. No blank spaces should be left and no content should be cut out of
screen
UI should be Sports themed i.e. icons should be of sports related like player, cricket bat etc.
UI should be clear and precise
Font color should not match background.
UI elements should not be offensive to any cast
The user interface should be more consistent.
Consistency also prevents information chaos, ambiguity and instability of the online
designer.
Icons and labels should be concise and to the point. A clear, unambiguous icon can help
make the user interface intuitive, and it's a good practice to adapt the labels to the
terminology that the application supports.
UI should be standard. It should include standard objects like buttons, icons, text, field,
windows, images, and pull-down and pop-up screen menus.
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3.8.2 Hardware Interfaces
We are using the SQL server, so many devices can access the services at the same time.
3.8.3 Software Interfaces
Language: ASP.NET
Version: 4.8 / April 18, 2019
Operating system: Microsoft Windows, Linux, Mac OS
3.8.4 Communications Protocols
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure – HTTPS
3.9 Database Requirements
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The data base will be: MY SQL
We use it because of
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Faster query processing:
Large amounts of data are retrieved quickly and efficiently. Operations such as insertion,
deletion and data manipulation are also performed almost instantly.
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A big advantage of SQL Server is ease of use. It also supports multiple languages, which
is good for international teams, and has better security features
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4. SOFTWARE DESIGN DESCRIPTION
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4.1 Introduction
4.2 Design Overview
1. The design of the system will be responsive. No blank spaces will be left and no content
should be cut out of screen
2. The design should be Sports themed i.e. icons should be of sports related like player,
cricket bat etc.
3. The design should be clear and precise
4. Font color should not match background.
5. The design should not be offensive to any cast
6. The user interface should be more consistent.
7. Consistency also prevents information chaos, ambiguity and instability of the online
designer.
8. Icons and labels should be concise and to the point. A clear, unambiguous icon can help
make the user interface intuitive, and it's a good practice to adapt the labels to the
terminology that the application supports.
9. The design should be standard. It should include standard objects like buttons, icons,
text, field, windows, images, and pull-down and pop-up screen menus.
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4.1 Work Breakdown Structure
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4.2 Use case Diagram
Smart coach assistant
Login
ADD
TEAM
Add
Players
Users
Manage
team
Manage
Players
View player
performance
Admin
Manage player
performance
Analyze the
players
Generate
batting order
Change Batting
order on
runtime
System
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4.3 ER Diagram
user
Id
Email
Password
Team
Player_Profile
Team_id
Team_Name
No_of_players
Team_logo
Team_desc
Player_id
Player_image
Player_desc
Player_image
Strike_rate
Player
admin
Id
Email
password
Player_Id
Team_Id
Player_Name
Player_image
Team_Name
No_Of_Matches
Total_Runs
Highest_runs
Event
Match_id
Match_name
Match_duration
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4.4 Requirements Traceability Matrix
Login Page:
ID
Requirements
1
2
3
4
Components
Project
Design
Objective
Create
Create Login minimum
In
page design
progress
viable
program
Create
Create Login minimum
In
page
progress
viable
program
Create
Create sign
In
minimum
up/sign in
progress
viable
functionalities
program
Create
Test the
In
minimum
functionalities
progress
viable
program
Specification
Test
Case
In progress
1
In progress
1.1
In progress
1.2
In progress
1.3
4.5 System Architectural Design
MVC
4.6 Chosen System Architecture
MVC:
MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a pattern in software design commonly used to
implement user interfaces, data, and control logic. It emphasizes the separation between
the business logic of the software and the display. This "separation of concerns" ensures a
better division of labor and better maintenance.
4.7 Discussion of Alternative Designs
The other systems include websites like the Cricbuz and Cricinfo.
But the main reason is behind the core objective. These sites just display limited info
and there’s no room to do a productive work for an administrative point of view.
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On the other hand, out system provides a separate interface to the user and a separate
control panel to the administrator.
4.8 System Interface Description
Landing Interface:
The interface is user friendly web page, which gives the system authorization ways as well as
displays the relevant information for the users providing the information which is needed.
Libraries:
The libraries include Bootstrap and Charts.js to display dynamic data in the desired and user
friendly way.
Networking:
The modules communicate through each other using the data base tables as well as backend
functions which include PHP commands and functions.
OS:
The system can be run on any OS which support a browser and the application can be
accessible for all the OS increasing the flexibility.
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4.9 Detailed Description of Components
4.9.1 Component-1
Login Module:
The module will fulfill all the necessities of a good interface and will ensure a successful and
safe authorization process for the system.
4.10 User Interface Design
Login Module:
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Admin Dashboard:
Fixtures:
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Rankings:
AI Batting Prediction:
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4.10.1 Description of the User Interface
Login Module:
Include the credentials and the authorization to enter in the system.
Fixtures:
Include the upcoming match time table and the list of the future predicted games.
Admin Dashboard:
This shows the players, teams and fixtures statistics.
Rankings:
This includes the teams and the player’s rankings in different formats each
AI Batting Prediction:
This gives a statics based batting order using the AI Algorithms.
4.10.2 Screen Images
4.10.3 Objects and Actions
Login Module:
Include the credentials and the authorization to enter in the system.
Fixtures:
Include the upcoming match time table and the list of the future predicted games.
Admin Dashboard:
This shows the players, teams and fixtures statistics.
Rankings:
This includes the teams and the player’s rankings in different formats each
AI Batting Prediction:
This gives a statics based batting order using the AI Algorithms.
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5. IMPLEMENTATION
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Login Module:
<html><head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Login</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/login.css">
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="images/icons/favicon.ico">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="fonts/font-awesome-4.7.0/css/fontawesome.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/animate/animate.css">
<!-- <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/csshamburgers/hamburgers.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/select2/select2.min.css"> -->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="fonts/font-awesome-4.7.0/css/fontawesome.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/util.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/main.css">
</head>
<body _c_t_common="1" data-new-gr-c-s-check-loaded="14.1073.0" data-gr-ext-installed="">
<div class="navbar">
<img src="css/bat4.png" width="85" height="70" ;="" style="float: left;margin-top:14px">
<h1 style="float: left; font-style: Comic Sans MS; color: #ffcc99;margin-top:16px">
Smart Coach Assistant </h1>
<a href="#">About US</a>
<a href="adminlogin.php">Admin Login</a>
<a href="#">Upcoming Matches</a>
<!-- <a href="login.php">Login Page</a>!-->
<a href="registration.php">New? Register</a>
<a href="Home.php">Home</a>
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</div>
<div class="limiter">
<div class="container-login100">
<div class="wrap-login100">
<div class="login100-pic js-tilt" data-tilt="">
<img src="images/LOGO.jpeg" alt="IMG">
</div>
<form action="" method="post" name="login"
class="login100-form validate-form">
<span class="login100-form-title">
Admin Login
</span>
<div class="wrap-input100 validate-input" datavalidate="Valid email is required: ex@abc.xyz">
<input class="input100" type="text"
name="username" placeholder="Email">
<span class="focus-input100"></span>
<span class="symbol-input100">
</span>
</div>
<div class="wrap-input100 validate-input" datavalidate="Password is required">
<input class="input100" type="password"
name="password" placeholder="Password">
<input type="hidden" name="type"
value="admin">
<span class="focus-input100"></span>
<span class="symbol-input100">
</span>
</div>
<div class="wrap-input100 validate-input">
<span class="symbol-input100"><br>
</span>
</div>
<div class="container-login100-form-btn">
<input name="submit" type="submit"
class="login100-form-btn button" value="Login">
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<!--
<button class="login100-form-btn">
Login
</button> -->
</div>
<div class="text-center p-t-12">
<span class="txt1">
Forgot
</span>
<a class="txt2" href="#">
Username / Password?
</a>
</div>
<div class="text-center p-t-136">
<a class="txt2" href="registration2.php">
Create your Account
<i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right m-l-5" ariahidden="true"></i>
</a>
</div>
</form>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<script src="vendor/jquery/jquery-3.2.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="vendor/bootstrap/js/popper.js"></script>
<script src="vendor/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>
<script src="vendor/select2/select2.min.js"></script>
<script src="vendor/tilt/tilt.jquery.min.js"></script>
<script>
$('.js-tilt').tilt({
scale: 1.1
})
</script>
<script src="js/main.js"></script>
</body><grammarly-desktop-integration data-grammarly-shadow-root="true"></grammarlydesktop-integration></html>
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Admin Dashboard:
<body class="collapsed-menu" _c_t_common="1" data-new-gr-c-s-check-loaded="14.1073.0"
data-gr-ext-installed="">
<!-- ########## start: left panel ########## -->
<div class="br-logo"><a href="index.html"><span>[</span>sac<span>]</span></a></div>
<div class="br-sideleft overflow-y-auto ps ps--theme_default" data-ps-id="f75fe293-b31d-f40c1060-00a91e5639e6">
<label class="sidebar-label pd-x-15 mg-t-20">navigation</label>
<div class="br-sideleft-menu">
<a href="adminwelcome.php" class="br-menu-link active">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-home-outline tx-22"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">dashboard</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/teams.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-people-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">teams</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/ranking.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-list-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">rankings</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/viewfix.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-list-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">fixtures</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/toprunsscored.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-list-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">top most runs scorers</span>
</div>
</a>
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<a href="adminpanel/topwickets.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-list-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">top wickets takers</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/usericcrank.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-analytics-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">icc men ranking</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/aibettingpredictions.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-list-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">ai betting predictions
</span>
</div>
</a>
<a href="adminpanel/userslist.php" class="br-menu-link">
<div class="br-menu-item">
<i class="menu-item-icon icon ion-ios-list-outline tx-24"></i>
<span class="menu-item-label op-lg-0-force d-lg-none">users list </span>
</div>
</a>
</div><!-- br-sideleft-menu -->
<div
</div><!-- br-sideleft-menu -->
<div class="ps scrollbar-x-rail" style="left: 0px; bottom: 0px;"><div class="ps scrollbar-x"
tabindex="0" style="left: 0px; width: 0px;"></div></div><div class="ps scrollbar-y-rail"
style="top: 0px; right: 0px;"><div class="ps scrollbar-y" tabindex="0" style="top: 0px; height:
0px;"></div>
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6. SOFTWARE TEST DOCUMENT
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6.1 System Overview
The system is a web application which will be run on browser and will be used by an
administrator, and the user.
There are different modules which are integrated and we will test them for their functionalities
with the system.
6.2 Test Approach
1. Functionality Testing – Below are some of the checks that are performed but are not limited
to the list below:
•
Verify that there is no dead page or invalid redirects.
•
First, check all the validations in each field.
•
Incorrect inputs to perform negative testing.
•
Verify system workflow.
•
Verify data integrity.
2. Usability testing – To verify how easy the application is to use.
•
Try the navigation and controls.
•
Content control.
•
Check user intuition.
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3. Interface Testing – It is done to verify the interface and data flow from one system to another.
4. Compatibility testing – Compatibility testing is done based on the context of the application.
•
Browser compatibility
•
Operating system compatibility
•
Compatible with various devices such as laptop, mobile phone, etc.
5. Performance Testing – Performed to verify server response time and throughput under various
load conditions.
6. Black box testing 6.3 Test Plan
6.4 Features to be tested
All
6.5 Features not to be tested
None
6.6 Testing Tools and Environment
Normal Working conditions
6.7 Test Cases
6.8 Case-n (use a unique ID of the form TC-nnnn for this heading)
6.8.1 Purpose
6.8.2 Inputs
6.8.3 Expected Outputs & Pass/Fail criteria
Specify all of the expected outputs and features (e.g., response time) required of the test
items. Provide the exact value (with tolerances where appropriate) for each required output
or feature. Specify the criteria to be used to determine whether each test item has passed or
failed testing. If an automated test tool is used, identify how the results of that tool are to
be analyzed.
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6.8.4 Test Procedure
Detail the test procedure(s) needed to execute this test case. Describe any special
constraints, such as: special set up, operator intervention, output determination procedures,
and special wrap up.
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BLACK BOX TESTING:
FUNCTIONALITY TESTING:
TLNNN
1.1
1.2
1.3
PURPOSE
PRECONDIT
IONS
1. Check if we can
login or not with
valid Email &
valid password
for Admin
2. Check if we can
login or not with
invalid Email no a
& valid password
3. Check if we can
login or not with
invalid Email a &
invalid password
INPUT
Email:
Hamzax6261@gm
ail.com
Password:
Asd@12345
The system
as a
defined
username
and a
password
Email:
Hamzax6261@gm
ail.com
Password:
Asd@12345
Email:
Hamzax6261@gm
ail.com
Password:
Asd@12345
1.4
4. Check response
without entering
Email & with a
valid password
Email:
Hamzax6261@gm
ail.com
Password:
Asd@12345
1.5
5. Check response
without entering
Email & password
Email:
Hamzax6261@gm
ail.com
Password:
Asd@12345
TEST
PROEDURE
EXPECT
ED
RESU
LT
ACTUA
L
RESUL
T
PASS
FAI L
Login
1. Open
system
successf
2. Enter
ul
Email and
password.
3. click Sign
In.
Login
success
ful
Pass
1. Open
system
2. Enter
Email and
password.
3. click Sign
In.
Login
un-
Login
unsucc
essful
Pass
1. Open
system
2. Enter
Email and
password.
3. click Sign
In.
Login
unsuccessf
ul
Login
unsucc
es sful
Pass
1. Open
system
2. Enter
Email and
password.
3. click Sign
In.
Login
unsuccessf
ul
Login
unsucc
es sful
Pass
1. Open
system
2. Enter
Email and
password.
3. click Sign
In.
Login
unsuccessf
ul
Login
unsucc
es sful
Pass
successf
ul
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GUI AND USABILITY TESTING:
TLNNN
2.1
2.2
2.3
PURPOSE
PRECONDIT
IONS
1. All fields on the
page (For
Example, text box,
radio options,
drop-down lists)
should be aligned
properly
2. Check Numeric
values should be
justified correctly
unless specified
otherwise.
3. Check all
pages for broken
links.
INPUT
Select Different
options from the
AI Batting
prediction
The system
has a
discrete
gui
including
all the
necessary
GUI
component
s
Check the
rankings tab
ACTUA
L
RESUL
T
PASS
TEST
PROEDURE
EXPECT
ED
1. Open
system
2. Choose AI
batting
prediction tab
4. 3. Click
team.
All
dropdo
wn
items
are
aligned
items
are
aligned
Pass
1. Open
system
2. Choose
standings
4.
All
items
are
number
ed
correcte
ly
All
items
are
number
ed
correct
ely
Pass
All links
are
working
properly
All
links
are
workin
g
properl
y
Pass
Click all links of 1. Open
the menu/nav bar system
2. Choose any
link
4.
RESU
LT
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2.5
4. Confirmation
messages should
be displayed before
performing any
updates or deleting
operations.
1. All fields on the
page (For Example,
text box, radio
options, drop-down
lists) should be
aligned properly
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Click delete math 1. Open
from fixture
system
2. Login
module
The system
has a
discrete
gui
including
all the
necessary
GUI
component
s
Select Different
options from the
AI Batting
prediction
3. Click
Fixtures tab.
4. 4. Click
delete on
any
schedule
1. Open
system
2. Choose AI
batting
prediction tab
4. 3. Click
team.
A pop
Should
open
All
dropdo
wn
items
are
aligned
A
confor
mation
messag
e on
not
present
Fail
items
are
aligned
Pass
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Integration Testing::
TLNNN
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
PURPOSE
PRECONDIT
IONS
1. Check result
correctness is
better than before
implementing the
algorithm
2. Check if the
model reads the data
constraints and
provide correct
output
3. Check if the
model gives the
correct output
batting order
5. Check if the
module doesn’t
affect other sub
modules
INPUT
Enter the
constraints
The system
as a
working
AI trained
model
Enter the
constraints
TEST
PROEDURE
Enter the
dataset and
train the model
Dump data
constraints
Dump data
constraints
Feed the data set
to the system
Check the other 1. Login
modules one after 2. Check all
other modules
the other
EXPECT
ED
RESU
LT
ACTUA
L
RESUL
T
PASS
FAI L
The
results
are of
better
percenta
ge than
before
The
results
are of
better
percent
age
than
before
Pass
The
results
are of
better
percenta
ge than
before
The
data is
process
ed
correctl
y
Pass
The
model
give
accurate
batting
order
list
The
model
give
accurat
e
batting
order
list
Pass
Pass
All
modules
work
fine
All
module
s work
fine
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7. APPENDIX A: TEST LOGS
A test log is used by the test team to record what occurred during test execution.
7.1 Log
All the logs have been added against each test with a unique Tnn number
7.1.1 Test Results
The test results were recorded against each test. Overall tests were satisfactory.
7.1.2 Incident Report
TIR-2.4
The test result was found not suitable and the pop up for conformation was not found which was
notifies and then corrected
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8. CONCLUSIONS AND FURTHER WORK
CONCLUSION:
The project is about helping and improving the procedures and enhancing the sports administration
of a firm. This is an application that is developed to keep track of different sporting events with
multiple games played between multiple participants.
Normally Sports activity record in taken and executive physically. Thus, there is no information
and data security. Students are not able to get proper information about the sports event conducted
in various colleges. The student needs to spend the time to get the information about the sports
event. The students have to visit the venue to get registered for the game which takes a lot of time.
Also no rafting is done for any time. Many player’s which are deserving are left behind and are
not given the opportunity.
Our Proposed system is “Smart Coach Assistant” which is web based application solution for all
the elements a sports department has to offer, which will comparatively bring more ease to the
users, to get the required details from a particular specified platform. It has possess a simplified
yet a clean and modern web interface for the Users.
We considered all these functionalities and problem and prepared a system that fulfilled all the
requirements and performed all the testing.
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FUTURE WORK:
We aim to enhance and widen the scope of the project by implementing it in the domestic
leagues and other small originations that demand more attributes and functionalities.
Concerning the results for the application, we can also expect to improve them by having richer
graphs, with more attributes.
We look forward to enhance the capabilities of the AI algorithm and to enhance a better
performance with less resources included in the processing.
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