T8 : International Journal 2

Judul PI :

Pembuatan Aplikasi Pelayanan Jasa Rumah Laundry

Journal 2:

(http://ijsrcseit.com/paper/CSEIT1722249.pdf)

Laundry Service System [LSS] (Web Application)

ABSTRACT

Online laundry service provides unique assistance for the ease of customers such as on-demand laundry service, dry cleaning laundry service, express laundry service and subscription based laundry service. The purpose of this project is to make fully customized responsive web based application to reduce manual cataloging of product, eliminate errors such as misplaced /miscataloged product and to have manual backup if the system fails Keywords: Online laundry service, Cataloging, Order processing, Dry Cleaner Management.

I.    INTRODUCTION

As everyone is busy with their professional life, getting online laundry service at their doorstep makes life hassle free. Clean clothes, enhances personality of a person. The secret to clean clothes is simple; to take advantages of an online laundry service at your doorstep, which takes care of your garment with soft and Eco friendly detergents, which gives your clothes a brand new look along with freshness to them. Professionals, who are running their business or are doing corporate jobs, have a time crunch always. For them a laundry service is bliss. It would be convenient, fast, and easy to get connected with. Doorstep laundry services provide garments washed, ironed and neatly delivered in a convenient bag.

People who are away from their home due to their studies and work get no time for washing of their dirty apparels. So for those online laundries is the first service to look at.

Online laundry service provides unique assistance for the ease of customers such as on-demand laundry service, dry cleaning laundry service, express laundry service and subscription based laundry service.

In this era of modern computing, data maintenance is crucial and also need of the hour for all organizations. Web based laundry system is used for document atomization. All in all, this system comes with a range of smart-working options that include automating linen-location routing, monitoring stock levels, tracking cart/trolley motion, and generating bills.

The purpose of this project is to improve the efficiency of the existing laundry system by reducing the paper work to reduce the overload on the system.

II.  METHODS AND MATERIAL

1.  User Management

-    Create orders (whether to order now or to order later).

-    Process orders in bulk or individually.

-    Support user-related transactions

2.  Dry Cleaner Management

-    Manage order processing.

-    Store and analyse invoices and other payment-related data.

-    Send notifications to both customers and companies

3.  Pickup and Delivery Management

-    Receive and prioritize pickup

-    and deliveryrelated details

-    Process payment-related details

4.  Super/Master Admin Management

-    Manage all the details of every user (dry cleaners, pickup and delivery agents, and customers).

-    Store order-related data.

-    Process, store, and (if need be) analyze invoicerelated data.

All processes shown in following figure are monitored and managed by this module.

III.  RESULT AND DISCUSSION

1.  User Management

We are going to create customer master data. Which will contain unique customer ID, easier for search and tagging in addition to these we are going to add other details such as mobile email date of birth of customer, SMS will be sent to customer on that day. Two address option, one short and one long. Short address will be printed on bill long address for you if customer wants home delivery Customer credit limit option. Customer cannot cross credit limit transaction value, good option for regular customer. We are also planning to define customer discount on customer master. So that, discount will be directly applied for that when that customer's bill is made.

2.  Dry Cleaner Management

We have develope d one of the advanced billing interface which will help us to create bills on counter in lest possible time. Bills can be created with just few clicks without touching a keyboard. We can directly create new bills without adding customers to customer master. This customer will be added to masters with a pop up notification. We can search for customer directly from billing interface with their name/mobile/or address in case of old customer. We can also view all previous/pending order for selected customer directly from billing interface.

3.  Super/Master Admin Management

Admin has rights to access and control all the activities.

IV.  CONCLUSION

Aim of our project is to develop fully customized web based LSS, using this one can monitoring and supervising overall laundry operations in an automated environment. The system helps users in completing their laundry-related chores effortlessly, quickly, and efficiently.

V.    REFERENCES

[1] Bagus Priambodo, Nur Ani, "M-Laundry Advertisement System Utilizing Location Based Service," International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering 6(6), Vol. 6, pg. 59-63: June 2016.

[2] Shaveta Bhatia, Saba Hilal, "A New Approach for Location Based Tracking," International Journal of Computer Science Issues, Vol. 10, pg.73-77: May 2013.

[3] Jassir Nazir Wani, A sarfaraz Ahmad, "FSSE Tracker," International Journal of AdvanceResearch in Computer Science and Management Studies K. Elissa, Vol. 3, pg.340- 350:March 2015.

[4]  Internet Advertising Bureau United Kingdom. "Location based advertising on mobile." 2012:20.

T8 : International Journal 1

Judul PI :

Pembuatan Aplikasi Pelayanan Jasa Rumah Laundry

Journal 1: 

(http://www.ripublication.com/ijaer18/ijaerv13n12_71.pd )

Development of Mobile Application for Laundry Services Using Android Studio

Abstract

This paper describes Laundry Application. Laundry Application is an Android Application which is build in Android Studio 8.0.1. Android Studio is a framework in which we developed Application only for Android devices. Designed Application work with latest Android version Nougat 7.0 or Android Oreo 8.0. It provides better support structure for suitable work. The main motive of building Laundry Application is to provide employment. Those washer-men who are unemployed or which have less work. This Application is also helpful for working people, student or those people who are staying outside their houses and they have no time to wash their clothes. So basically we are trying to connect peoples (customers and Dhobis) can be mutually benefited. In this Application number of services available, so the customer can easily select the services, date of service, time of service etc.

Keywords : Android Studio, Laundry application.

INTRODUCTION

According to today's rapid demand, we are all surrounded by numerous on-demand Applications the Laundry Application is one of them. This Application is leading the way forward. This Application is necessary part of the busy schedule of life. There are many Laundry Applications available in the market like Yellowish-premium Laundry/dry clean Services, WashA-Ton Laundry Pune, Dr.Clean Laundry, DhobiLite Laundry & Dry Clean but these Applications provides the Laundry services only for limited places. MY DOOR Application will not only work on any specific place it will work for all the places. In the old days when the washer-men visited home every day or week to collect the dirty clothes. When cleaning is finished, then clothe was sending to its right full owner. This practice faded out and replaced by the washing machines. People don't want to invest their valuable time in day-to-day household chores such as washing the clothes because they have other important business to attend to moreover, so the on-demand laundry app has been introduced for saving time.

METHOD OR METHODOLOGY

For implementation of the MY DOOR Application, the Platform used is 8.0 and language used is java and XML. SQLite is used at the backend.

First, you download Android Studio and installed that with Android SDK AND ANDROID VIRTUAL DEVICE. After installation you must set the API level. After that, open Android studio and select "Start a new Android Studio project" under "Quick Start" menu and name that application which you want and also company domain. Together, these elements will be used to create your package name for e.g. com.companyname.appname. This is the ANDROID package file which you will be upload to the Google Play Store. In the last field you will enter the path where you want to save.

If you want to create your application according to you, so you need to select the blank activity from the activity module. Like this Activity you will add more things to your application which you want to show. When you open your application in Android Studio you have to See two file, first one is ‘activity_main.xml’ and the other one is ‘content_main. xml’. Basically both do the same Thing, but the activity_main.xml contains the basic layout when you selected Basic Activity. In content_main.xml you can edit the content. In Android there is a bunch of option called ‘Widgets' in which you can drag and drop things. In Android Studio, it is not showing XML code, but rather a rendering how the layout will appear on the screen. If you want to define the behavior of your application then you need to open MainActivy.java. You have found those tabs under Application>Java. After setting your code or layout design you need to run your application. First, you test your application you can run on Android Virtual Device called Emulator. After successful testing you need to test your application on a real device. 

So first you connect your device to your development machine with USB cable. Open Developer option and then enable USB debugging option on your device. After that, In Android Studio, you can click the application module in the project window and then click on Run in the toolbar. In the Select Deployment Target window, you will select your device and then click OK button. Android Studio installs the application on your connected device and starts it. Now you will see the application running which you have created on your device [1].

When you enter any kind of data on the front end of the application which is designed through XML file. Those data will be saved in the database. And that data are stored in the database with the help of web services, SQLite, Firebase etc [2].

Intent can be used to launch an activity with start activity.

It provides facilities for performing late run time binding between applications and the code. It mainly used to launching of activities, where it can be thought as the connector between activates. An abstract description of an operation to be performed. It is also used for the broadcast intent to send it any interested components of broadcast receiver. As you can see below figure intent is working like a connector between the main activity to another activity or we can say that it can navigate the main activity to another activity, the background process which is used for this is intent. For e.g., message, web page etc [3].

DESIGN MODULES

Application divided into two phases one is USER SIDE and another is ADMIN SIDE.

A.  User Side :

·           Initially, the user will land on the landing screen with a loader.

·           After it, we will take the user automatically to 2-3 intro screens where we will define the usability and features of the app. These screens will show only once.

·           Next will be a login screen. Also, login with facebook option will be there for direct login.

·           From the same page, user can navigate to registration page, and can register himself using his email ID. The mandatory fields will be phone number and email. As we need it for contacting the customer.

·           When user Login for the first time, there will be a onetime once the registration is done, ADMIN will see this user in the list as pending. ADMIN can allot them to a user code, and then only the user can login and makes orders.

·           Once the customer is logged in, he can view the category of services like Laundry/Dry Cleaning, Clothe Alteration and shoes cleaning/repair

·           Screen to add the address, and can locate the same on MAP, and can save it.

·           Later he can change the address if he wants from the edit profile page.

·           He can also click on "the Add basket", and he will proceed to the order placement page directly.

·           Here, either driver or ADMIN can add the quantity later on.

·           Clicking on any category will take him to the next page, where he can select the products like Shirt, T-shirt, Coat etc, and can define the quantity.

·           Once done, he can go the order finalization page, where he will see all the summary of the order placed and then can proceed to place the order.

·           Once the order is placed, and confirmed by ADMIN, then he will get a notification to make payment from within the app or website.

·           On placing order he will need to select the payment type i.e. online payment through payment gateway or cash on delivery.

·           Once done, he will receive an SMS Notification + an email notification that order is placed.

B.  Admin Side :

·           Once a user is registered, ADMIN can view them in a table view.

·           From there he can assign them the USER CODES, and based on it the scheduling of pickup and delivery will follow.

·           An option to create user codes. Assign Days of Pickup delivery.

·           Create Category of Services like Laundry Dry cleaning, etc.

·           Create products under the services.

·           View all orders. Categorized as Pending, completed, in process.

·           Set Schedule for urgent pickup.

C.  Driver Side :

·          On confirmation and scheduling of order from ADMIN or automated process, he will receive the details of order.

·          Details will include the Address with MAP location, phone number and details of what things he needs to pick up [4].

You can use “MY DOOR Laundry Application” by the following screens of Application which are given below :

CONCLUSION

Application mainly designs for laundry purpose. This application work on the Android version of 8.0 Oreo. This application will not only work on any specific place it will work in all places. The main aim of this Application is to provide help for those people who are living outside of their houses and also for those unemployed washer-man who have less work.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to thanks Mr. Huned Malviya, Mr. Mayanka Pandeor their genuine support in carina technologies to complete this project.

REFERENCES

[1] R.Thamizharasi, "Android Mobile Application Build on Androidstudio," International Journal of Modern Computer Science (IJMCS) , pp. 1-4, 2016 .

[2] N. Singh, "Study of Google Firebase API for Android," International Journal of Innovative Research in Computer and Communication Engineering, vol. 4, no. 9, pp. 16738-16739, 2016 .

[3] Android Intents and Filters," 08 January 2018. [Online]. Available: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/android_intents _filters.htm. [Accessed 07 June 2018].

[4] M. G. A. Mrs. Chaitrali Dangare, "An Android based application: Cab pooling," International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering , vol. 5, no. 3, p. 570 , 2016 .

[5] "Android Studio," 08 January 2018. [Online]. Available: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/android_studio. htm. [Accessed 07 June 2018].

[6] "Android (operating system)," 03 June 2018. [Online]. Available:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_syste m). [Accessed 07 June 2018].

[7] "A Complete List of Android Version Names and," 08 February 2018. [Online]. Available: https://www.techlila.com/android-versions-with-list-. [Accessed 07 June 2018].

[8] "How to Create an Android App With Android Studio," 09 October 2017. [Online]. Available: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Create-AnAndroid-App-With-Android-Studio/. [Accessed 07 June 2018].

[9] "Run apps on the Android Emulator | Android," [Online]. Available:https://developer.android.com /studio/run/emulator. [Accessed 07 June 2018].

T7 : COORDINATE CONNECTORS

EXERCISE ABOUT COORDINATE CONNECTORS

1.     A spacecraft is freed from fiction ___ launched into space.

A.  It

B.  It is

C.  After is

D.  After it is

Note : The clause above is adverb clause, “after” is the connector and followed by the subject “it”.

2.   ___ with their surroundings, or they hide in crevices for protection.

A.  Lobsters

B.  Lobsters blend

C.  Lobsters blending

D.  Because lobsters blend

Note : The clause above is using coordinate connectors “or” and followed by the subject “they”.

3.   _____ a ball-and-socket joint, the elbow is a simple hinge joint.

A.  While the shoulder

B.  While the shoulder is

C.  The shoulder is

D.  The shoulder

Note : The clause above is using adverb of time, “while” is the connector and it’s followed by the subject “the shoulder”.

4.    A car has several sections with moving parts, ___ of those parts is essential.

     A.      Good lubrication

     B.      Well lubricated

     C.      And good lubrication

     D.      And well lubricated

   Note : the clause above is using coordinate connectors “and”  is the connectors and it’s followed  by the subject “good lubrication”.

5.     Bears cannot see well ___ small eyes.

A.  Bears have

B.  Because having

C.  Because they have

D.  Because of bears

Note : The clause above is adverb clause, “because” is the connector and followed by the subject “they”.

6.      ____ at the isthmus of Panama, so animals were able to migrate between North and South America.

A.    A land bridge existed

B.    When a land bridge existed

C.    A land bridge

D.    With a land bridge

Note : The clause above is coordinate connector “at” and followed by the subject “the isthmus of Panama”.

7.    ____ mostly made of granite, it also contains some human-made materials.

A.  The Empire State Building

B.  The Empire State Building is

C.  Although the Empire State Building is

D.  Although the Empire State Building is built

Note : The clause above is ……, “although” is connector and followed by the subject “the Empire State Building”.

8.     Pressure differences make the eardrum vibrate ____ the ear.

A.    Enters the sound wave

B.    As sound wave

C.    Sound waves enter

D.    As sound waves enter

Note : The clause above is adverb of time, “as” is the connector and followed by the subject “sound waves”

9.     An optical microscope magnifies as much as 2, 000 times, but an electron microscope ___ as much as a million times.

A.      Magnifying

B.      It magnifies

C.      Can magnify

D.      Magnify it

Note : The clause above is coordinate connector “but” and followed by the subject“an electron microscope”.

10.   If scientific estimates are accurate, ____ with the Earth about 20, 000 years ago.

A.      The Canon Diablo meteorite collided

B.      The collision of the Canon Diablo meteorite

C.      The Canon Diablo meteorite colliding

D.      Colliding the Canon Diablo meteorite

Note : The clause above is adverb of condition, “if” is connector and followed by subject “scientific estimate are accurate”.

11.  Nuclear power can be produced by fusion, ____ produced by fission.

A.      It can also be

B.      It can also

C.      And it can also be

D.      And it can also

Note : The clause above is coordinate connector “and” and followed by the subject “it”.

12.    ____ igneous rocks may be changed into gneisses,

     A.    The temperature is high

     B.    If the temperature is high

     C.    High temperatures

     D.    If high temperature

Note : The clause above is adverb of condition, “if” is the connector and followed by the subject “ the temperature”.

13.   Because a family of birds set up housekeeping in Joel Chandler Harris’s mailbox when the birds were on need of a place to stay, ___ the Wren’s Nest.

A.      The home is named

B.      So the home is named

C.      Naming the home

D.      The home’s name

Note : The clause above is adverb of condition, “because” is connector and followed by the subject “a family of birds”.

14.  Today the true story of ___ at Little Bighorn remains a mystery.

A.      Happened

B.      It happened

C.      What happened

D.      What happening

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “what” is connector and subject, and followed by verb “happened”.

15.   For more than a decade, ___ that certain species are becoming scarce.

A.      The warning or bird-watchers

B.      Warn the bird-watchers

C.      Bird-watchers have warned

D.      A warning for bird-watchers

Note : The clause above is noun clause, "that" is connector and followed by the subject is "certain species".

16.   Early in the eighteen century, Halley accurately predicted when ___ of the 1682 would return.

A.      The comet

B.      Was the comet

C.      The comet was

D.      Had the comet

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “when” is connector and followed by the subject “the comet of the 1682”.

17.  No single factor explains why ___ vary so greatly among individuals.

A.      Aging affects

B.      The effects of aging

C.      Aging has an effect

D.      The aging effect

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “why” is connector and subject, and followed by "single factor”.

18.    Lack of clarity about ___ the party in the coming year will be removed at the party’s convention.

     A.     Will lead

     B.     Lead

     C.     They will lead

     D.     Who will lead

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “who” is connector and subject, and followed by verb “will lead”.

19.   We do not ___ the bow drill was first developed for woodworking or fire making.

     A.      Whether it

     B.      Know whether it

     C.      Know whether

     D.      Sure whether

Note : The clause above is adverb clause, “whether” is connector and followed by subject “the bowl drill”.

20.  Minute Man National Historical Park is a monument to where ____.

A.      The beginning of the Revolutionary War

B.      In the beginning of the Revolutionary War

C.      The Revolutionary War to begin

D.      The Revolutionary War to begin

Note : The clause above is coordinate connector “where” and

followed by the the subject “the revolutionary”.

21.    Test on the colors of cars were conducted at the University of California to determine ___ the safest colors for cars.

A.      Which

B.      Which were

C.      If

D.      How were

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “which” is connector and subject,  and followed by verb “were”.

22.  The National Institute of Dental Research estimates ___ in fluoridated areas have about 25 percent less tooth decay when children elsewhere.

A.      For school children

B.      School children’s

C.      That school children

D.      That for school children

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “when” is connector and followed by the subject “school chidren’s”.

23.    The process of photosynthesis explains how ___ able to use the energy in sunlight to manufacture foods from the simple chemicals in air and water.

A.    Green plants

B.    Green plants are

C.    Planting greens

D.    With green plants are

Note : The clause above is noun clause. “how” is connector and followed by the subject “green plants”.

24.    The Moon’s gravity pulls water on the near side of the Earth toward the Moon, and this is what ____ tides to occur.

A.      The cause

B.      Causes

C.      Causing

D.      The cause of

The clause above is coordinate connector “and”, and followed by the subject “this”.

25.  It is not clear whether the subdivisions of the neocortex ___ units.

A.  Individual

B.  Are individual

C.  They are individual

D.  Individually

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “whether” is connector and followed by the subject “the subdivision of the cortex”.

26.  Modern humans, who first appeared about 600, 000 years ago, ____ Homo sapiens.

A.    callin.

B.    were called

C.    they called

D.    they were called

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “who” is connector and followed by the subject “first”.

27.  The first writing ___ evidence of is on Mesopotamian clay tablets.

A.    We

B.    That we

C.    Has

D.    That we have

Note : The clause above is adjective clause. “that” is connector and followed by the subject “we”.

28.  ___ drought-resistant plants which store water in fleshy tissue.

A.      Succulents are

B.      Succulents

C.      They are succulents

D.      Succulents which are

Note : The clause above is noun clause “which” is connector and followed by the subject “store water”.

29.    Benjamin Kablesky, whom ___ as Jack Benny, was a famous comedian in vaudeville and on radio and television.

A.      Most people’s knowledge

B.      Most people know

C.      Knowing most people

D.      The knowledge of most people

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “who” is connector and followed by the subject “most people”.

30.   ___ the hunted other animals tended to have very narrow, sharp, curved claws.

A.      For dinosaurs

B.      Dinosaurs are known

C.      Dinosaurs

D.      Like dinosaurs

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “that” is connector and subject, and followed by verb “hunted”.

31.  The first eyeglasses had convex lenses for the aged who ___ farsighted.

A.      Had become

B.      They had become

C.      Becoming

D.      It became

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “who is connector and subject, and followed by verb “had”.

32.  Chimney Rock, ___ 500 feet above the North Platte River, has eroded considerably in the last two centuries.

A.      Stands

B.      Is standing

C.      It stands

D.      Which stands

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “which” is connector and suject, and followed by verb “stands”.

33.   ____ that accompany recurring bouts of severe depression reduce bone density.

A.      It changes hormones

B.      Hormonal changes

C.      The hormones change

D.      The changes in hormones is

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “that” is is connector and subject, and followed by verb “accompany”.

34.  Willa Cather is an author ___ for her evocative and memorable vision of frontier prairie life.

A.      Whom readers

B.      The praise of readers

C.      Whom praising

D.      Whom readers praise

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “ whom” is connector and followed by the subject “readers”.

35.  Mars’s tiny moon Phobos is a small mountain of rock that ___ from the asteroid belt by Mars’s gravitational pull.

A.      Was probably captured

B.      It probably

C.      The probable capture

D.      Probably the capture

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “that” is connector and subject, and followed by verb “was”.

36.   Some scientists think ___ be a planet but a moon of Neptune.

A.      That Pluto does not seem

B.      Not Pluto

C.      Pluto that might not

D.      That Pluto might not

Note : The clause above is adjective clause, “that” is connector and followed by the subject “was”.

37.   Fort Union was the site of what ___ principal fur-trading post on the upper Missouri River.

A.      The

B.      Being the

C.      Was the

D.      It was the

Note : The clause above is noun clause, “what” is connector and subject, and followed by verb “was”.

38.   Since ___ commercial risk, it has to appeal to a large audience to justify its cost.

A.      The face of the movie

B.      Moving faces

C.      A movie faces

D.      To face a movie

Note : The clause above is adverb clause, “since” is connector and followed by the subject “a movie”.