DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DISTRIBUTED DATABASE SYSTEM FOR NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION TO CHECK DOUBLE REGISTRATION AND VOTING DURING ELECTION

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DISTRIBUTED DATABASE SYSTEM FOR NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION TO CHECK DOUBLE REGISTRATION AND VOTING DURING ELECTION

Abstract

The goal of this project is to create a distributed database system that will enable the national electoral commission to prevent double registration and voting during elections. I was inspired by the issues that went uncounted during the election, such as double registration of voters, double voting during the election, and inadequate security of the database-stored data. The research’s system design followed a top-down methodology, and its methodology included interviewing, observing, and using the internet. Java was used as the programming language for the software development and SQL was used for the database design. Designing and creating a distributed database system for the national electoral commission to check-mate double is the goal of this project work.

Organization of the study

There are seven chapters in this book.

CHAPTER ONE: Highlights the project’s aims and objectives, the general work that needs to be done, the results it will produce, and the benefits that can be derived from them.

Review of some related literature by earlier authors is covered in Chapter Two.

Chapter Three describes and analyzes the current system, explains how it functions, identifies the issue, and offers potential solutions.

CHAPITER FOUR: Covers the new system’s design. The new structure and design elements that are required to properly implement the new system, as well as things in the current system, are also described.

The implementation phase, which includes program design, coding, and testing, is covered in CHAPTER FIVE.