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Case study · Web Engineering
Inventory Management System
Java · Desktop application
A Java Swing inventory-management interface for products, stock, sales, and suppliers.
01 / Context
The problem
Small inventory workflows need a clear way to review items and update stock-related records without navigating raw data files.
My role: Academic Java project; repository contains the application source.
02 / Implementation
How it works
01Build the user flow
Swing forms expose the core inventory operations through a desktop interface.
02Persist the records
The current application uses text-file persistence; the separate SQL script is not presented as an integrated database backend.
Implementation highlights
- Desktop GUI for inventory-oriented workflows
- Object-oriented Java class structure
- Text-file persistence in the application, with a separate MySQL script for database practice
03 / Evidence
What can be verified
The points below summarize the public repository and owner-provided CV where noted. Read the source for implementation details and the evaluation setup before drawing further conclusions.
InterfaceJava Swing
Desktop GUI project.
04 / Boundaries
Limitations and next questions
- The MySQL script is separate and should not be assumed to be connected to the desktop application.
- Production concerns such as multi-user concurrency, authorization, backups, and audit logs are not claimed.
Evidence-first note: a live demo demonstrates an interface and workflow; it does not by itself validate model quality, security, or real-world impact.
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