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Create a professional academic presentation on the project topic: “ONLINE BANKING SYSTEM” The presentation should have a modern SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT / CODING theme, using visual…
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Create a professional academic presentation on the project topic: “ONLINE BANKING SYSTEM” The presentation should have a modern SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT / CODING theme, using visuals such as code snippets, computer screens, banking dashboards, database icons, cybersecurity symbols, APIs, flowcharts, and programming elements. Make the presentation suitable for a university project presentation. Keep the language simple, clear, and easy for students to explain. Create around 15–16 slides and follow this exact structure: SLIDE 1 – TITLE Title: Online Banking System Subtitle: A Secure and Convenient Digital Banking Solution Include: - Student name - Group/Team - University - Subject/Course Use a dark coding-style background with subtle programming code and banking interface visuals. SLIDE 2 – ABSTRACT Write an approximately 6-line simple abstract explaining: - What an Online Banking System is - Why online banking is needed - How customers can access banking services through the internet - Main functions such as checking balance, transferring money, deposits/withdrawals, and transaction history - Importance of security - Overall purpose of the project SLIDE 3 – INTRODUCTION Explain: - Meaning of online banking - How traditional banking is changing into digital banking - How customers use websites/mobile applications - Benefits of accessing banking services anytime and anywhere Include a simple banking + computer illustration. SLIDE 4 – OBJECTIVES Show the main objectives: 1. Provide convenient online banking services 2. Allow users to securely log in 3. Check account balance 4. Transfer money 5. View transaction history 6. Reduce manual banking work 7. Improve speed, accessibility, and security SLIDE 5 – KEYWORDS Include important keywords: - Online Banking - Internet Banking - Authentication - Database - Encryption - Cybersecurity - Transaction - User Account - Payment Gateway - API Briefly explain each keyword in simple words. SLIDE 6 – BLOCK DIAGRAM OF THE PROJECT Create a clear technical block diagram showing: User ↓ Login / Authentication ↓ Online Banking Interface ↓ Application Server ↓ Banking Database ↓ Transaction Processing ↓ Bank Account / Payment System Also show Security/Encryption connected to the system. Make the diagram look like a software architecture diagram. SLIDE 7 – PROJECT DESCRIPTION Explain how the Online Banking System is designed and how it works. Include: - User registration/login - Account management - Balance checking - Money transfer - Transaction history - Bill/payment services - Secure logout Explain the role of the frontend, backend, and database. SLIDE 8 – MARKET ANALYSIS / LITERATURE SURVEY Discuss existing online banking systems and digital banking platforms. Compare traditional banking with online banking. Create a simple comparison table: Traditional Banking vs Online Banking Mention common features found in modern banking systems: - Mobile/online access - Digital payments - Fund transfer - Notifications - Two-factor authentication - Transaction monitoring Do not claim specific statistics unless they are properly sourced. SLIDE 9 – FLOWCHART Create a step-by-step flowchart: Start ↓ Open Online Banking ↓ Enter Username & Password ↓ Authentication ↓ Is Login Successful? → No → Show Error → Login Again → Yes ↓ Banking Dashboard ↓ Select Service ↓ Balance / Transfer / Payment / Transaction History ↓ Process Request ↓ Update Database ↓ Show Confirmation ↓ Logout ↓ End Make this slide visually clear and easy to understand. SLIDE 10 – SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE USED Software: - HTML - CSS - JavaScript - Python / Java / PHP (choose one suitable backend) - MySQL / SQL Database - VS Code - Web Browser Hardware: - Computer/Laptop - Server - Network/Internet - Mobile phone for mobile access Use programming icons and a developer-style layout. SLIDE 11 – WORKING FUNCTION OF THE PROJECT Explain step-by-step: 1. User opens the banking system 2. User enters login information 3. System authenticates the user 4. User accesses the dashboard 5. User selects a banking service 6. System processes the request 7. Database is updated 8. Confirmation is displayed 9. User logs out securely Include a simple visual representation of the process. SLIDE 12 – MERITS AND DEMERITS Create two sections. MERITS: - 24/7 accessibility - Saves time - Fast transactions - Convenient - Reduces paperwork - Easy transaction tracking - Supports digital payments DEMERITS: - Cybersecurity risks - Internet dependency - Possible technical problems - Phishing and fraud risks - Privacy concerns - Requires digital literacy SLIDE 13 – REAL-TIME APPLICATIONS Explain real-world applications: - Checking bank balance - Fund transfer - Mobile banking - Online bill payment - QR payments - Online shopping payments - ATM/card management - Transaction notifications - Loan and account services Use realistic banking dashboard and smartphone visuals. SLIDE 14 – FUTURE APPLICATION / FUTURE SCOPE Explain possible future improvements: - AI-powered banking assistants - Biometric authentication - Face/fingerprint login - Blockchain-based transactions - Advanced fraud detection - AI-based financial advice - Voice banking - Better mobile banking - Cloud-based banking systems - Stronger cybersecurity SLIDE 15 – CONCLUSION Summarize: - Online banking makes banking faster and more convenient - It provides services anytime and anywhere - Security and authentication are essential - The system reduces manual work - Future technologies can make online banking smarter and safer Keep the conclusion short and easy to present orally. SLIDE 16 – REFERENCES Include reliable references such as: - Official banking/security documentation - Academic papers about online banking - Cybersecurity standards - Database/software documentation - Relevant books and websites Use a clean academic reference format. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS: - Overall theme: CODING + ONLINE BANKING - Dark developer-style background - Use a professional combination of dark navy/black with green or blue coding accents - Include subtle programming code in the background - Use banking dashboard, database, server, cybersecurity and coding illustrations - Use clean modern fonts - Use icons and diagrams instead of excessive text - Keep each slide concise and readable - Use consistent colors, fonts, and layout - Make diagrams and flowcharts professional - Add subtle animations/transitions if supported - Do not overcrowd slides - Make it look like a university final-year software project presentation - The presentation should be professional but easy for a student to explain.
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