design a system ( basic design)?
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You would need a database system that has all the employees email or mobile or pager details. The system could then automatically send out emails (mass emaling), even use an SMS gateway to send out text alerts. You would have to decide have events get triggered.\n\nNext everyone would need some kind of GPS system with them, this would need to be sent to a central server that monitors everyone and constantly tracks them.\n\nAs for cost, it depends on the man hours requied to program and debug the system as well as the cost of a GPS/internet coupled device, something in the order of half a Million pounds would be my best educated guess.\n\nI hope that helps\n\nAnhar Hussain Miah
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Design your own!  Go to any electronics store and you can customize one with some software.  This is our opportunity to be creative.
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If you can make a mathematical model of the project, you can perhaps calculate optimum design.  The other method is empirical which means cut and try and seek improvements from what you learn.  Computers help with rapid calculations, but they will be no better than your model.  Good luck.
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search on download.com for house design or architecture design.. it should come up with some programs..\nthen you can go on winmx and download them for free!
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There are many ways in which the user interface of the required system can be designed. The coding will vary with the chosen user interface. So At first you have to Design the User Interface. Then only can you make a decision about how to code.
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thats a very ambitious project! even for a simple CPU. I cant really help design one, but the manufacturers usually can sell you the rights to use one they have had done. they arent cheap, but if you use it in volume it "may" be worth it. if its just for a learning experience, "Good Luck"!
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1) Design - determine what the program will accomplish\n\n  2) Code - Write the necessary code to satisfy the design.\n\n  3) Test - Test the implementation of the design\n\n  4) Debug - Fix the problems encountered in step 3 because Steps 1 or 2 were done poorly.
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Start designing the whole system. Inheritance is just a technique for reuse and sometimes there are better aproach to achive it. \n\nWhen the common characteristics of a class are known (the less required information/behaviour that your framework code needs to proceed), create the base class and then define the virtual points that can be overriden :) Test your design with your subclasses - when you define them, the modification should be easy to maintain.
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and this is a programming & design question because ..?
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change designing to design
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Look into SDLC.\n\nIt starts with requirements - defining what is expected - not only on what is needed as far as functionality, but when it is needed and how it is delivered.\n\nSuccess is determined by the approval of the customer.  Make sure you nail down what their expectations are.
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Software Engineering !!!
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well designed would mean easy move ment which means that your software has to be easy to operate even for a noob and btw looks are a secondary issue.first go in to make the menu's and other links better and then try putting textboxes around you software to make it easy\nBest of luck
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That would be called system anaylsis and design.  first thing you would do is find out what user needs have to be met before you decide what information system or application you want to implement.  all of this information can be found on the web.  if you punch in system anaylsis and design.
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its easy....go to http://www.opencube.com and design the cool java menu. if you have little more knowledge you can go to http://www.milonic.com and design the menu. If you still find problem you can simnply send me the menu items and submenu items, i will design a menu for u.\n\nmail me at anshupp@gmail.com
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Also check out\nhttp://webdesign.about.com/od/webdesignbasics/
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Support.dell.com has diagrams of the components, but they will not give you the design plans (which is what I think you are looking for)