The system analysis for Sparks five-a-side football competition.

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Sparks Sunday League

Sparkhill area five-a-side league

Tel. (0121) 4498765  Fax (0121) 777687

        

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1            - Introduction

2            - System Requirements              

                   - How to install the system

        3-4      - Getting Started

        5               - How to input the latest results

        6-7            - Problems (contact details)

                     

Introduction

The system is for Sparks five-a-side football competition. It includes all the results, upcoming fixtures, team information and the latest standings on the table.

 

All the results are going to be regularly updated which the system will then automatically update all information such as the table, team goals and the points for each team.

 This system was produced as an alternative to the old system of checking up the latest on the league as it involved supporters to travel to the Sparkhill Forum centre on the Stratford Road.

 

This is a radical improved system as all the statistics would be available for the users after every gameweek so all the information would be printable or saved. All the upcoming fixtures are included including every single result unlike the old system. The user will now be able to access the results from the luxury of their homes so it will not involve any travelling to the Sparkhill Forum any longer.

The system will have much more information so hopefully will attract more people in Birmingham to enter the league in the next season.

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 The end user would be any supporter of any team who would like any information on the league or on any team that they are supporting. The results are going to be automatically updated by the organisers and the system will always be available on the World Wide Internet through a link on Sparkhill Forums personal site below:

http://uk.geocities.yahoo.com/

System Requirements

To be able to access the system you would need any Pentium PC with a minimum of 256 MB RAM of memory. Microsoft Office needs to be ...

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