COMP 3005 Final Project V2

Design and implement an application for a Health and Fitness Club Management System. This system will serveas a comprehensive platform catering to the diverse needs of club members, trainers, and administrative staff.

Project Report

Conceptual Design

Below are listed the assumption I have made during the creation of this project:

• Upon starting the application, you will be asked to log in or sign up.

  • While signing up, you may choose to be a Member, Trainer, or Admin
  • This functionality is only for the sake of simplicity and demonstrational purposes, as it is a rather dangerous permission to grant in practical usage.

• The Member is a User

  • The User tables stores all of the personal information

• The Member has one set of health metrics

  • These health metrics turn into health statistics, depending on whether or not you are in the dashboard
  • BMI will be calculated based on the member’s weight and height

• Each Member can have as many fitness goals as they'd like

  • These goals are based on the member being able to lift a certain amount of weight (while doing a certain exercise) or doing a certain amount of reps (while doing a certain exercise)
  • These goals turn into achievements once the user changes their achieved status to ‘achieved’, and will be displayed on the dashboard.

• Members can have as many exercise routines as they'd like

  • They must however, set these routines manually

• Members may take as many personal training sessions & fitness classes as they wish

  • However, the timing must not conflict with pre-existing booked sessions/classes.
  • Signing up for a class/session will automatically add it to the member’s schedule

• Members have a schedule

  • Which is automatically filled when they sign up for a training session or a fitness class

• Members pay bills

  • These bills are provided to them by the admins

• Trainers are users

  • The User tables stores all of the personal information

• Trainers give fitness classes and personal training sessions *However, the timing must not conflict with pre-existing hosted sessions/classes.

  • They must assign them manually, after which the classes/sessions will be added onto their schedule automatically.

• Trainers have a schedule

  • Which is automatically filled when they host a training session or a fitness class.

• Admins are users

  • The User tables stores all of the personal information

• Admins maintain equipment

  • They must do so in person. After doing so, they will update the maintenance date on the respective equipment

• Admins send bills to members

  • They will calculate the amount in person, depending on the member’s purchased classes, they send them a bill amount.

• Fitness Classes and Personal Training Sessions are stored in a schedule (they are referrenced as foreign keys in the schedule table)

  • The only difference between Fitness Classes and Personal training in my database is that personal training sessions are just fitness classes with a capacity of 1, unlike classes which can have a set amount of capacity.

Conceptual Database Design - Chen Diagram

Note: Arrows were used to indicate direction of relationships.

Relational Schema:

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