EduG is an educational game station designed for kids ages 3-6 to help them learn English and math. It includes games like hangman to teach letters and words. The software will have an online interface and store student data and scores in a backend database. It is intended to be used in preschools, homes, and video game shops to both teach kids and evaluate their knowledge in a fun, game-based way. Future enhancements could include more games, expanding the age range, multiplayer options, and additional tutorials.

1. Educational Game
Station
Presented By:
Group ID: grp55
Project ID:2012/MCAIV/40
www.gameworld.com

2. Contents
• Introduction
• Requirements
• Product Perspective
• Constraints and Dependencies
• Architecture Design
• ER Diagram
• Interface Design
• Future Scope
• References

3. Introduction
•EduG is an educational game station about learning
for the educational level of kids
•It allows subsequent tests to verify acquired
knowledge
•It would also be a tool for teachers to evaluate the
students

4. Purpose:
 “Edu G” is a game approach and an educational tool to
help the kid users to learn and understand the elementary
knowledge of English and Maths.
 Provide User Friendly Interface.
Scope:
 Our application is intuited to the user of age group 3-6
years and the project can be implemented at Play schools,
Homes and Video game shops.
 This game would be an online application.

5. Requirements
Hardware
• Processor: Pentium IV
• Memory: 128 MB
• Input: keyboard, mouse
• Output: Monitor, speaker, headphone.
Software
• OS: Windows XP & above
• Technology: JSP
• Web Server: Apache Tomcat Web Server
• Database: SQL 2000
• Photo editing tools: Flash
• Browser: Java Enabled Web Browser

6. Product Perspective
• Client end: where the players would play game.
• Database backend: Where all of the data such as player
statistics, game states etc. are stored.
• The product is a web application developed in JSP.
• The software is using a systematic approach.

7. Constraints and Dependencies
• The software is designed considering English as the
basic language. So the user should be familiar with
English.
• Should have basic knowledge of operating keyboard
and mouse.
Dependencies:
• Speakers are required.
• Java enabled browser is required.

8. Architecture
Design

9. Attribute Name Attribute
Type
Attribute
Size
GameId Varchar 3
Name Varchar 20
Attribute Name Attribute Type Attribute Size
SoundId Varchar 4
Path Varchar 50
Attribute Name Attribute Type Attribute Size
Letter Char 1
SoundId Varchar 4
GameId Varchar 3
Attribute Name Attribute Type Attribute Size
ImageId Varchar 4
SoundId Varchar 4
Word Varchar 10
GameId Varchar 3
Tables
Game Table Sound Table
MB Table Hangman Table
Attribute Name Attribute Type Attribute Size
Name Varchar 20
Score Integer
GameId Varchar 3
Highscore Table

10. ER DiagramER Diagram

11. Interface Design

12. Pre Home Page

13. Home Page

18. Hangman

21. Future Scope
• The number of games will be increased.
• The age group of the user will be extended.
• We can enhance our game for multiplayer.
• We can also add more tutorials in our online
application.

22. References
 Software engineering fundamentals, Ali Behforooz Frederick J.
Hudson, Software requirement specification (page number=110)
 Software Requirement Specification:
 http://www.jaysonjc.com/programming/how-to-write-a-software-
requirements-specification-srs-document.html
 Preschool.ekowisata.info/preschool-educational-games.html
 [IEEE] The applicable IEEE standards are published in “IEEE
Standards Collection,” 2001 edition.
 Software Designing Specification:
 http://www.jaysonjc.com/programming/how-to-write-a-software-
requirements-specification-srs-document.html