Designing a Front-Back End solution for the Issuance of Drivers’ License by FRSC in Nigeria

Designing a Front-Back End solution for the Issuance of Drivers’ License by FRSC in Nigeria

Ogbeide Oluwatosin L.

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Designing a Front-Back End solution for the Issuance of Drivers’ License by FRSC in Nigeria

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The Nigeria drivers’ license is that document needed by citizen and non-citizen to drive automotive engine in Nigeria. For example, motor cars and motor cycles. Issuance of this license manually has posed so many challenges. These include delay, corrupt practice and others. Because of the indiscriminate ways adopted during the cause of license issuance, this has constituted to the high accident rate on our highway. To resolve this, the Nigeria government introduced the Federal Road Safety Corps that liaises with other units on the issuance of license. The present Internet based methods adopted by FRSC is a forward end based approach. In this approach, clients still need to interact with other units directly before a final submission and collection are done. This approach is still opening for corrupt practices as a result of the direct link between clients and various units involved. To resolve this issue, a front-back end solution approach is proposed. This method uses the back end automated engine as the link between the front and other units involved. A prototype demonstration of this research is carried out using some quality of service metrics. A comparison of this work with the existing one is carried out. The results of this work perform better than the existing methods based on the used metrics.

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Ogbeide Oluwatosin L.. 2019. \u201cDesigning a Front-Back End solution for the Issuance of Drivers’ License by FRSC in Nigeria\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security GJCST-E Volume 18 (GJCST Volume 18 Issue E4).

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Subject: Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security

Authors: Ogbeide Oluwatosin L., Akingbesote A.O (PhD/Dr. count: 0)

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