1. A Web-Enabled Aircraft Scheduler Michael Wallette 20 Nov. 2002

2. Project Description: Web-enabled, database driven aircraft scheduling application using the following components: MySQL v. 3.23.49 database. Apache v. 1.3.20 web server. Perl v.5.6.1 Scripts. Slackware Linux 8.0 Operating System.

3. Project Requirements On-line schedule with 24x7 access. Automated process with minimal staff intervention required. Fully integrated web package: Club information; Aircraft description; Membership application; Flight Instructor contact information; User administration functionality for club staff. Inexpensive to build and maintain.

4. Database Design

5. Perl and HTML code: 18 HTML documents and 12 Perl scripts. Perl scripts generate HTML code for dynamic pages, like the following:

10. Site Navigation for Main Program: Note--Static HTML pages that do not call or respond to CGI scripts have been ommitted.

11. Site Navigation for Administrative Tools:

12. Conclusion What went well in version 1.0: Perl/Apache/MySQL integration. Most user interfaces. Database design. What to look for in version 2.0: New schedule interface. Cleaner, more optimal Perl code. Pages optimized for typical resolutions (currently, designed for 800x600, with compromises for other resolutions). Enhanced security.