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Create a professional college mini-project presentation on: “TravelMate – Smart Travel Planning & Group Expense Management System” Use the provided project documentation as the ONLY source of factual content. Do not invent features, technologies, results, statistics, team details, or claims that are not supported by the documentation. Create a clean, modern, technical presentation suitable for a B.Tech CSE mini-project presentation and viva. IMPORTANT: - Keep the presentation concise and easy to explain verbally. - Do NOT copy large paragraphs from the documentation. - Convert information into short bullet points, diagrams, tables, flowcharts, and visual blocks. - Maintain the exact project terminology and feature names from the documentation. - Do not change the project concept or functionality. - Highlight the technical implementation, especially JavaScript, LocalStorage, fair-share calculation, and the Greedy Debt Settlement Engine. - Make the presentation look like a real engineering project presentation, not a generic business pitch. DESIGN STYLE: - Modern premium technology/college-project aesthetic - Dark navy/emerald/teal color palette with subtle warm-gold accents - Clean typography - Minimal text - Consistent icons - Professional diagrams - Use cards, timelines, architecture diagrams, flowcharts, and comparison tables - Avoid excessive animations and decorative elements - Use screenshots/placeholders for TravelMate UI wherever appropriate - 16:9 widescreen format - Keep every slide visually balanced and readable from a projector CREATE AROUND 12–14 SLIDES: SLIDE 1 — TITLE Title: TravelMate Subtitle: Smart Travel Planning & Group Expense Management System Include: - College Mini-Project - Technology: HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla JavaScript - Team members from the project documentation Use a clean hero visual related to travel + expense management. SLIDE 2 — INTRODUCTION / PROBLEM STATEMENT Explain the two main problems: - Estimating travel budgets - Managing and splitting group expenses fairly Show the traditional approach: Manual notes → Spreadsheet → Calculation errors → Confusion Then introduce TravelMate as the proposed solution. SLIDE 3 — PROJECT OBJECTIVES Present the key objectives as 5–6 visual cards: - Effortless Trip & Member Setup - Real-time Expense Logging & CRUD - Automated Fair Share Calculation - Greedy Debt Settlement - Budget Monitoring & Analytics - Zero-Setup Accessibility Keep each explanation to one short sentence. SLIDE 4 — TECHNOLOGY STACK Create a visually attractive technology stack diagram: Frontend: - HTML5 - CSS3 - Vanilla JavaScript ES6+ Storage: - Browser LocalStorage Architecture: - 100% Client-Side - No backend - No SQL database - No npm/package setup required Explain why this architecture is useful. SLIDE 5 — SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE Create a clear architecture diagram based on: User / Web Browser ↓ TravelMate UI ↓ Destination Module Trip & Expense Engine Trip Utilities ↓ Browser LocalStorage Also show the calculation/analytics layer: - Fair Share Math - Greedy Settlement Engine - Category Analytics - Budget Health Meter And Export Engine: - Printable PDF - CSV / Excel Make this slide highly visual and technical. SLIDE 6 — DATA FLOW Create a step-by-step flowchart: Create Trip ↓ Validate Inputs ↓ Save Trip to LocalStorage ↓ Render Dashboard ↓ Add Expense ↓ Validate Expense ↓ Update LocalStorage ↓ Recalculate Totals ↓ Calculate Fair Share ↓ Calculate Debts ↓ Display Settlements, Metrics & Charts Keep the flow simple and easy to explain in a viva. SLIDE 7 — CORE MODULES Show the major modules using cards: 1. Destination Explorer 2. Multi-Trip Manager 3. Expense Management & CRUD 4. Financial Calculation & Settlement Engine 5. Budget Health Meter & Analytics 6. Multi-Device Sharing 7. QR Code Generation 8. Itinerary Planner 9. Multi-Currency Converter 10. Emergency SOS 11. Dark/Light Mode 12. Authentication & Role Management Do not give long descriptions; use concise one-line explanations. SLIDE 8 — EXPENSE CALCULATION Explain with a simple example. Example: 4 members Total Expense = ₹10,000 Fair Share = ₹2,500 per person Show: Member A → Paid ₹8,000 → Receives ₹5,500 Member B → Paid ₹2,000 → Owes ₹500 Member C → Paid ₹0 → Owes ₹2,500 Member D → Paid ₹0 → Owes ₹2,500 Use a visual balance diagram instead of a paragraph. SLIDE 9 — GREEDY DEBT SETTLEMENT ALGORITHM Make this one of the most important technical slides. Explain: - Separate Debtors and Creditors - Sort outstanding balances - Match largest debtor with largest creditor - Transfer minimum of debt and credit - Continue until balances become zero Include a simple algorithm flow diagram. Also mention: Time Complexity: O(N log N) Explain that the goal is to reduce unnecessary peer-to-peer transactions. SLIDE 10 — KEY FEATURES Show the most impressive features visually: - Multiple Trips - Budget Monitoring - Expense CRUD - Fair Share Calculation - Debt Settlement - QR Sharing - URL-Based Trip Sharing - Cross-Tab Sync - Itinerary-to-Expense Conversion - Multi-Currency Support - PDF/CSV Export - Dark/Light Mode Use icons and short labels rather than paragraphs. SLIDE 11 — MULTI-DEVICE SHARING & QR Explain the zero-backend sharing approach: Trip Data ↓ Serialize Trip State ↓ Base64 URL Encoding ↓ Share via WhatsApp / Clipboard ↓ Open on Another Device ↓ Auto-Import into LocalStorage Also show: QR Code → Scan with Phone → Open Trip Make this slide visually impressive. SLIDE 12 — TESTING & VALIDATION Create a clean testing table. Include selected test cases from the documentation: - Create Trip with 4 members - Add ₹8,000 hotel expense - Verify Greedy Settlement Math - Budget Exceeded Alert - CSV Download - Browser Refresh Persistence - Destination Search & Filter - Multi-Device Share - QR Code Generation - Multi-Currency Conversion - Theme Persistence - User Registration & Logout Show PASS status where documented. SLIDE 13 — ADVANTAGES & FUTURE SCOPE Advantages: - Zero backend dependency - Easy to run - Browser-based - Local data persistence - Group expense automation - Multiple trip support - Multi-device sharing - Useful analytics For Future Scope, ONLY include ideas that are clearly framed as future improvements in the project documentation. Do not invent unsupported future features. SLIDE 14 — CONCLUSION / VIVA SUMMARY Summarize: TravelMate combines: Travel Planning + Expense Management + Fair-Share Calculation + Greedy Debt Settlement + Budget Analytics + Multi-Device Sharing End with: “Thank You” “Questions?” Make the final slide minimal and professional. PRESENTATION QUALITY REQUIREMENTS: - No overcrowded slides - Maximum 5–6 major bullets per slide - Prefer diagrams over paragraphs - Highlight important technical terms - Use consistent spacing and typography - Use realistic UI/device mockups where useful - Keep mathematical formulas readable - Make architecture and algorithm slides visually strong - Maintain consistent TravelMate branding throughout - Make it suitable for a 7–10 minute B.Tech viva presentation
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