Revised Software Model Design for Biometric Examiner Personal Verification System
Sethapong Wong-In, Paniti Netinant · 2017
Nowadays educational institutes use information technology in administration and management in various ways. One of activities is to verify examiners. The current verification of examiner identity is to check documents for instances: identification cards, student cards, and signatures. Concepts to apply biometric technology are more efficient options. It is necessary to design the software comprehensively and evidently for an efficient system. Our conceptual framework of the examiner personal verification system is to adapt biometric technology for Biometric Examiner Personal Verification System (BEPVS). Our system design is divided into six components. This paper presents deeply of these six components to be used as a software design model for BEPVS software design and development. The revised software model design for BEPVS can also be divided into thirteen sub-component. This paper also presents the semantic and workflow of each revised BEPVS component.