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Pro Shop Working at pro shop is no walk in the park Very tedious Offers variety of services Renting out different items Selling apparel Encounter many students and residents everyday and residents everyday

Tasks at Pro Shop Take down info everytime customer rents equipment Customer Name Equipment Name Condition of Equipment Price Check-In Times Check-Out Times

Tasks at Pro Shop Take down information everytime customer borrows equipment Ex. Basketball Customer Name Equipment Type Equipment Model Condition

Tasks at Pro Shop Take down info everytime customer purchases apparel Shirts, Shorts, Sweatpants Customer Name Employee Name Price Date of sale

Current System in Place For renting and borrowing equipment Three books that store info Various sheets for various equipment For selling apparel All transactions done on paper Stored in filing cabinet

Problems with Current System Time-consuming Have to shuffle through papers Filing away papers Take a long time to find one transaction Disordered work environment Papers everywhere in filing cabinets Hundreds of files

Proposed Solution Create database Records all info needed on a daily basis Customers renting equipment Customers borrowing equipment Selling apparel

Customers Renting Equipment Rent ID* Customer ID Equipment ID Employee ID ConditionPrice Check-Out Time Check-In Time

Customers Borrowing Equipment Equipment ID* Equipment Type Equipment Model Condition

Selling Apparel Sale ID* Customer ID Equipment ID Employee ID Price Date of Sale

Business Value Save time for employees/customer More-efficient Save money PaperCabinets Employee time Convenient Employees input data Well-organized Readily accessible files on database Produce useful info ReportsForms

Reports Show: What equipment is being rented the most/least What equipment is being borrowed he most/least What apparel item is selling the most/least With this info: Order more/less equipment and apparel to suit needs of customer Give pro shop more business value and profit

Thank You! Questions/Answers