Bank Management System Project Report
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Objectives
3. Problem Statement
4. System Requirements
5. Methodology
6. System Design
7. Implementation
8. Modules Description
9. Source Code (Frontend and Backend)
10. Testing
11. Results and Screenshots
12. Advantages
13. Limitations
14. Future Enhancements
15. Conclusion
16. References
### 1. INTRODUCTION
Banking is the cornerstone of the economic structure of a country. With increasing digitalization,
traditional banking systems have evolved into robust digital platforms. The objective of this project is
to develop a mini banking system using Python that demonstrates the core functionalities of a real
banking system while emphasizing user interaction and system reliability.
### 2. OBJECTIVES
- To understand and implement core Python concepts
- To design a user-friendly GUI using Tkinter
- To enable CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for bank records
- To implement file-based or SQLite database backend
- To simulate core banking activities like deposit, withdraw, etc.
### 3. PROBLEM STATEMENT
Banking operations manually are prone to error, time-consuming, and inefficient. This system aims
to automate basic banking transactions ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and ease of use.
### 4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
**Hardware Requirements:**
- Processor: Intel i3 or above
- RAM: 4GB minimum
- Hard Disk: 100 MB
**Software Requirements:**
- Python 3.x
- Tkinter library
- SQLite3 (optional)
- IDE: VS Code / PyCharm
### 5. METHODOLOGY
The development follows the Waterfall model with stages:
- Requirement Gathering
- System Design
- Implementation
- Testing
- Deployment
### 6. SYSTEM DESIGN
#### 6.1 Flowchart
(User > GUI > Operation > File/Database)
#### 6.2 ER Diagram
- User(AccountNo, Name, Age, Gender, Balance)
### 7. IMPLEMENTATION
The system is implemented in modules:
- GUI Module (Tkinter based)
- Logic Module (Account handling)
- Data Module (File or DB Storage)
### 8. MODULE DESCRIPTION
#### 8.1 Account Creation
- Takes user details
- Stores data in file/database
#### 8.2 Deposit
- Takes account number and deposit amount
- Updates the balance
#### 8.3 Withdraw
- Takes account number and withdraw amount
- Checks balance and updates if sufficient
#### 8.4 Balance Inquiry
- Displays current balance
#### 8.5 Transaction Records
- Shows history of deposits and withdrawals
### 9. SOURCE CODE
(Include full code from the previous message)
### 10. TESTING
The system was tested under various conditions:
- Valid and invalid account numbers
- Edge case for balance inquiry
- Deposit/Withdraw with large amounts
All modules performed successfully.
### 11. RESULTS AND SCREENSHOTS
(Include GUI screenshots of account creation, deposit, withdraw, balance check, etc.)
### 12. ADVANTAGES
- Simple and user-friendly interface
- Reliable data handling
- Modular design for easy upgrades
### 13. LIMITATIONS
- No online connectivity
- Single-user application
- Data not encrypted
### 14. FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS
- Switch to MySQL or PostgreSQL for scalable storage
- Add user authentication and encryption
- Generate printable statements
- Add admin login with analytics
### 15. CONCLUSION
The Bank Management System developed using Python and Tkinter provides an efficient and
simplified way to manage banking operations. With basic functionalities and a GUI, it serves as a
prototype for real-world applications and offers a strong foundation for further enhancement.
### 16. REFERENCES
- Python Documentation
- Tkinter GUI Tutorials
- SQLite Official Guide
- Stack Overflow and GitHub Examples
