Oakland CC CIS 2111 Car Rental Management System Project

This project presents a detailed analysis and design of a Car Rental Management System (CRMS) developed by Kevin Kline, Jon Rose, Jeff Vannini, and Matt McCoy for Oakland Community College's CIS 2111 Systems Analysis and Design course. The system aims to reduce operating costs by managing vehicle rentals, maintaining records, and providing reporting capabilities. The project encompasses four key modules: Customer Service (CS), Web Portal (WP), Fleet Management (FM), and Reports and Analytics (RA). It outlines the system's purpose, scope, and overview, including user characteristics and external interfaces. Requirements are defined across hardware, system, and user interfaces, along with functional and performance requirements. The document includes use case diagrams and tables, detailing functionalities such as rental agreements, payment processing, vehicle tracking, and report generation. Appendices provide detailed case diagrams and use cases, illustrating the system's operational flow and interactions. The system interacts with external banking networks for payment processing and integrates with a headquarters server for data management. The project covers functionalities such as rental agreements, payment processing, vehicle tracking, and report generation, with detailed appendices providing case diagrams and use cases.