LEGL 300: Online Travel Agency - Computer applications Assignment

Internal Code: MAS3348

IT Assignment :

Once a particular flight is selected and the submit button pressed, users will be presented with a screen that presents the basic flight details and 5 rows for the flight they have selected. Each row represents one seat on the flight. The row should have a checkbox so it can be selected and checkboxes for " Child", " Wheelchair" and " Special Diet". Below this, there should be a display of the total number of seats selected. At the bottom of the page there should be a button labelled " Add to Bookings". This button should not work unless at least one seat has been booked. If users attempt to add to bookings without any seats booked, then a dialogue box or message should appear. If the user has correctly selected one or more seats and pressed the " Add to Bookings" button, they should be presented with a screen that lists their booked flights. At the bottom it should have buttons with the following options - "Book more Flights", "Clear all booked flights&quot, and "Proceed to Checkout". If the user presses the "Clear all booked flights" menu option, then all flights booked so far should be deleted from the session. If the user presses the "Book more Flights" button they should be sent to the search page exactly the same as if they had pressed the "Search Flights" option of the main menu. If the user presses the "Proceed to Checkout" button they should be presented with a form labelled "Complete Booking - stage 1 of 4 - Personal Details". This page will get the user to enter the following information : Given Name, Family Name, Address Line 1, Address Line 2, Suburb, State, Postcode Country, email address, mobile phone, business phone and work phone. If the country is Australia then all fields except Address Line 2 and the phone numbers must be completed. If the country is NOT Australia then Address Line 2, State, Postcode, and phone numbers are optional. Note that you should use the convention of a red asterisk to indicate which fields are compulsory. You should also put a note (in small red type perhaps) saying that State and postcode are optional fields for booking made from outside Australia. Questions: 1. Learn about the design of professional (advanced) Web pages 2. Learn about real-life Website design, including menu system for navigation. 3. Learn how to create clickable menu (e.g. rollove image maps) 4. Learn how to use server/client side scripting languages for creating dynamic Web pages 5. Learn how to use PHP & MySQL for reading, writing and verifying data from the database 6. Learn how to create an e-commerce application using a combination of scripting languages, descriptive languages, development tools and backend databases.