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Software Engineering Lab Submission 8

The document outlines a network model for a Hospital Management System, detailing components such as security infrastructure, main data center, hospital departments, and cloud services. It describes the flow of data and connectivity among these components, emphasizing secure remote access and departmental integration. Additionally, it includes a critical path analysis for project management, identifying the longest path in the process as B → D → H → K → N with a duration of 27 months.

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Software Engineering Lab Submission 8

The document outlines a network model for a Hospital Management System, detailing components such as security infrastructure, main data center, hospital departments, and cloud services. It describes the flow of data and connectivity among these components, emphasizing secure remote access and departmental integration. Additionally, it includes a critical path analysis for project management, identifying the longest path in the process as B → D → H → K → N with a duration of 27 months.

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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING LAB

ASHUTOSH

23BIT0165

GANTT CHART AND LIST


NETWORK MODELLING

Hospital Network Model Report

1. Introduc on

This document presents the network model for the Hospital Management System (HMS), outlining
the key components involved in managing and securing hospital opera ons. The model illustrates
various elements, including security, main data center, cloud services, and hospital departments,
along with their interconnec ons.

2. Network Components

2.1 Security Infrastructure

• Firewall: Protects the hospital's internal network from unauthorized access.

• VPN Gateway: Enables secure access for remote users such as doctors.

• Secure Access: Ensures encrypted communica on for data protec on.

2.2 Main Data Center

• Applica on Servers:

o HMS Server: Manages hospital opera ons such as pa ent records,


appointments, and billing.

o Authen ca on Server: Ensures secure user authen ca on and authoriza


on.

• Database Servers:
o Pa ent Records Database: Stores pa ent informa on and medical history.
o Medical History Database: Maintains past medical records for
analysis and treatment.

2.3 Hospital Departments

• Emergency Services: Handles urgent medical cases.

• Outpa ent Department (OPD): Manages scheduled pa ent consulta ons.

• Radiology: Facilitates medical imaging and diagnos c services.

• Billing & Administra on: Takes care of financial transac ons and hospital
management.

2.4 Cloud Services

• Cloud Database: Provides backup and secure storage for pa ent data.

• Telemedicine Server: Supports remote pa ent consulta ons and video


conferencing.

3. Network Flow and Connec vity

1. Remote Access:

o Doctors access the hospital network securely via the VPN Gateway.

o Pa ents interact with the telemedicine server for remote consulta ons.

2. Data Processing:

o HMS Server communicates with database servers to fetch and store pa ent records.

o Authen ca on Server ensures secure login procedures for doctors, pa ents, and staff.

3. Departmental Integra on:

o Emergency, OPD, Radiology, and Billing departments are interconnected with the
HMS Server for real- me data processing.

4. Cloud Integra on:

o Pa ent records and medical history databases are periodically backed up in the cloud
for redundancy and data security.

4. Conclusion

The proposed network model ensures a secure, efficient, and scalable infrastructure for hospital
opera ons. It integrates local and remote access, cloud services, and essen al security measures to
safeguard sensi ve medical data. Future enhancements may include AI-driven diagnos cs, automated
alerts, and integra on with wearable health devices.
CRITICAL PATH DIAGRAM AND NODE DIAGRAM FOR
GIVEN QUESTION

Path Duration

A→E→J→N 3 + 9 + 3 + 9 = 24

A→F→K→N 3 + 1 + 6 + 9 = 19

A→F→L→N 3 + 1 + 3 + 9 = 16

B→D→H→K→N 4 + 3 + 5 + 6 + 9 = 27

B→D→I→M→N 4 + 3 + 4 + 6 + 9 = 26

B→G→K→N 4 + 4 + 6 + 9 = 23

C→H→K→N 6 + 5 + 6 + 9 = 26

C→I→M→N 6 + 4 + 6 + 9 = 25

The longest path is B → D → H → K → N with a duration of 27 months.


So, the Criical Path = B → D → H → K → N

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