http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/627 2026-04-21T09:27:46Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/1124 Vehicle Workshop Scheduling Management System Mascranghe, Antony Brayon "The automotive industry in Sri Lanka is shifting slowly toward a service-oriented model with new entrants concentrating extensively on customer experience and consumer data. Associated Motorways Private (LTD) is one of the major giants in Automotive Sri Lanka which offers a reliable, modern, customer solutions. However, the service sector doesn’t operate efficiently in terms of system point of view. There are minor loopholes that may impact the brand value of the company. The automobile service appointment system is very inefficient. The current online appointment is not working properly. The customer must either visit the workshop or call the workshop to make an appointment. If the customer discovers the part replacement requirement that he/she will visit or call the parts division to find out if the parts are available, often the parts may not be in the current stock so that the customer will be disappointed and purchase from competitors. During services, there is a challenge in monitoring the on-going level of progress, because the customer has to contact the service person to determine the level of completion. In addition, the IN and OUT time of the service person is not measured efficiently, as this is a necessary requirement. Therefore, the total time taken for a specific job is not accurate. In delivering an effective IT solution for the vehicle repair process, it was analyzed through the aid of literature, interviews, and questionnaires, Web application would be ideal for this project and hence the Prototype approach method has been chosen although it will be built up further into a fully functional solution. The implemented version of the 'Vehicle Workshop Scheduling Management System' was reviewed by expert and non-expert users, while further recommendations were rendered to improve the solution" 2020-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/1123 Lifeline - Donor Management and Blood Inventry system for NBTS - Sri Lanka Pushparajah, Vaishnavi "Life is a precious element from all the belongings we have. Blood is an asset for survival from different circumstances. Therefore, donation of blood is an essential criterion for the human beings to save the lives of their beings. The National Blood Transfusion Service of Sri Lanka is the only authorized institute that responsible for the collection, processing, storage and distribution of whole blood and blood products in a manner that ensures all blood-related demands are met. In addition to this primary goal, also concerned with the minimization of wastages through outdates and spoilage and reduction of shortages as much as possible. The proposed system intends to computerize the donor management and blood inventory system in the blood banks in order to improve efficiency and effectiveness of keeping records and meeting the goals of the National Blood Transfusion. In this report background to the problem was clearly demonstrated with the aid of literatures and various researches. Further scope of the project was narrow downed in order to overcome the above problems by managing the units of blood needed by hospital per day and number of blood units need to collect per day in order to balance the demand and supply by checking with the available blood units through the use of effective inventory and donor management module proposed in this system. Further project requirements were collected using interviews, industrial survey and observation, and collected requirements were designed in order to address the stated problems considering project management and Software development methodologies following by the requirement modelling diagrams. Prototype was developed and tested according to the test plan, further evaluated by the IT experts as well as by the user. Feedback received from the evaluators were recorded and will be incorporated in future enhancements. 2020-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/1122 Automated Ambulance Dispatch System " Emergency Stop" Fernando, Heshmanthi "Emergencies like accidents demand immediate medical attention for patients to be transported from the location of the incident to the nearest hospital for treatment. In situations such as this, emergency dispatch systems are a critical aspect in saving lives where the importance of transporting the patient is related to the arrival of an ambulance. A delay of any category can not only worsen a patient’s condition but may even lead to death. The delay in the response time of an ambulance will occur due to multiple reasons including the telephone operator failing to answer the call right away, the caller having to respond to an extensive list of questions and redialling the helpline due to failures in telecommunication infrastructure. This represents an immense need for automated ambulance dispatches as a solution to this existing problem. This main aim of this project is to assess the problem of delay in the services of ambulance dispatch systems and develop a solution for the general public to facilitate hassle free reservation of ambulances and for health care organizations, to make their daily ambulance dispatch processes hassle free in order to deliver an efficient service. This is proposed in terms of both an automated android application and a web application allowing both general users and hospital staff to using geographical location tracking to dispatch and transport a patient to the nearest hospital. The android and web application will be sold as a system to each hospital and will be customized according to their dispatching process allowing it to be a source of income generation as well. 2020-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/1121 SymptomDoc - Symptom Checker to help Bridge the Gap Between lack of Public Health Services and the Public Arshad, Mohamed Muad "Public health services are considered the lifeblood of a country’s general wellbeing. Sri Lanka as a developing country has been performing well on a regional stage, but it had always been having challenges thrown at it. Sri Lanka has had a rich history of serving the public with proper care, but as the times passed, the healthcare services in the country hit a deteriorating note. A count of issues such as, lack of funding for public health services, lack of resources and inefficiency in making timely decisions were the key reasons for the major drawbacks. The project focuses on how people who are dependent on the public healthcare services sector of the country could benefit themselves saving time and having a better understanding on conditions patients could probably be diagnosed with. This way the application helps the patient gain more knowledge on possible conditions and guide themselves to reach the appropriate medical consultations as well. The symptom checker, the key functionality of the application was focused to be developed in a way it suits the local population than the existing solutions available in foreign countries. The key findings for implementing the prototype is, the range of suitable diseases to be utilised for predictions, the medicinal aspect that was required to be covered and how feasible it is to implement an application to solve the above problem. After validation of the idea considering different aspects it indicated it is a timely solution to work on, hence, designing the solution as a mobile application to maximise on the usability and functionality of ‘Symptomdoc’. The solution was evaluated by domain experts and few non-experts to identify the validity and practicality of the effort in order to bring the most to the users of the application to help stand as a bridge connecting the gaps in public healthcare services 2020-01-01T00:00:00Z