CAINTA CATHOLIC COLLEGE E-WALLET SYSTEM Cainta Catholic College Cainta‚ Rizal RACHEL VANESSA MARI G. CORPUS ANTHONY RENZO G. ZAPANTA ROSEVILLA L. PEREZ BRIANNE G. CRUZ Bachelor of Science in Computer Science October 2014 CAINTA CATHOLIC COLLEGE E-WALLET SYSTEM A Thesis Proposal Presented to the Faculty of the Cainta Catholic College Cainta‚ Rizal In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
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and visitors using the magnetic stripe card‚ sometimes called swipe card or magstripe. In many establishments and institutions‚ they are using stripe card. The introduction of magnetic stripe based swipe card entry system was the first step in the direction of automatic access control. After that came smart cards and contactless smart cards. For even higher level of security in accessing secured areas‚ one can implement the biometric-based secure swipe card access systems as well. This project study
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2013 Group 6 Dian Widayanti Laras Putri Paramarta Reiner Agastya Santo Freddy Wulan Maulidiah [USER REQUIREMENTS] MRT E-TICKETING SYSTEM DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA CONTENTS PROJECT DRIVERS ........................................................................................................................................... 3 1. THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT ....................................................................................
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References: VISA SPONSORSHIP MARKETING (Victoria Chang) Miriam Kreinin Souccar‚ “Visa’s Sponsorship Gives it Inside Lane for Olympic Games‚” American Banker‚ November 9‚ 1999‚ vol Lavonne Kuykendall‚ “War Jitters Aside‚ Card Giants Defending Sponsorship Deals‚” The American Banker‚ March 25‚ 2003‚ p. 7. Lavonne KuyKendall‚ “Gauging Value Has High Degree of Difficulty‚” The American Banker‚ February 27‚ 2002‚ p. 1 -----------------------
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communications. Smart Card Technology Both McDonald’s and Burger King are testing smart card technology in selected markets. The cash value of each card is stored on a computer chip or magnetic strip on the back of each card. Value can b e added to the card through machines that accept cash or through ATM-like machines that add value by transferring funds out of a customer’s bank account. Customers can use the cards‚ instead of cash‚ to make their food purchases. Corporate goals for smart card implementation
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multiple caterers operate in a closed environment or at multiple locations. FEATURES 1. CMS can be implemented in an organization where the employees have cards (any type of identification cards) for unique identification. 2. Using smart card as an ID card will facilitate the system to be used as a Debit/Credit card. 3. Loading of cash into the smart card (for debit application) can be done at the cash counter. 4. CMS can be integrated with an Loading of smartcard existing Information (or new)‚ system
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Compaq 6730b Notebook PC HP recommends Windows Vista® Business 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Optional VGA webcam Volume mute button with LED indicator Volume scroll zone with up/down LED indicators Serial port Optical drive/Upgrade Bay Media Card Reader (2) USB 2.0 ports Touchpad with scroll zone Optional HP Fingerprint Sensor 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 10. Touchpad buttons Hard drive activity / HP 3D DriveGuard LED indicator Battery charging LED indicator Power/standby LED
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Author: A. Bernardo Effective Date: 30 JUL 2008 I. Overview ActivClient is the latest smart card and USB token middleware from ActivIdentity that allows enterprise and government customers to easily use smart cards and USB tokens for a wide variety of desktop‚ network security and productivity applications. ActivClient PKI enables usage of PKI certificates and keys on a smart card or USB token to secure desktop applications‚ network log on‚
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opportunities to learn the basic computer skills to facilitate their learning. Multimedia learning centre (MMLC) in secondary school Classroom with a projector 1.1 Applications of Information Technology in Our Daily Life IT at Home Smart home technology Allows people to control household and other domestic appliances over the Internet Personal computer Has become a necessity for many households 1.1 Applications of Information Technology in Our Daily Life IT at Home
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accurately. Mistakes are very unlikely to be recognised. MICR- identifies printed data using a special ink MSCR- a magnetic stripe card reader reads only information from a magnetic stripe on the surface of a plastic card when it is striped through the reader. Smart card- chip and pin system‚ used to withdraw money from a bank usually. Advantages of smart cards- often used as ID‚ that is small and light and can be carried at all times. The data on the chip can be imported into a computer and
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