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Project Proposal: Personal Finance Management System (PFMS) Financial management involves analyzing and tracking one's revenue and expenditure patterns. There are various available financial management systems, therefore, a new management system has to be efficient and appealing to users in order to be relevant. This project applies safety, throughput, and an aesthetic user experience as a competitive advantage against other financial management systems. It applies JavaFX to develop a user experience that keeps the user's attention on the application. It also uses Java Streams to manage datasets and Java Persistence Application Programming Interface (JPA) to secure user data and eliminate threats to user safety. Project Objectives Successfully test and, if necessary, debug the PFMS application: Develop a safe, user- friendly financial management application for financial planning and tracking by applying data management, analysis, and encryption libraries. Additionally, perform tests to determine if the code is running efficiently, and eliminate bugs, if any. Demonstrate an understanding of GUI, data collection, and object-relational mapping (ORM): To create an appealing graphical user interface and data collection libraries, and apply ORM to adapt data from different sources in the development of the application. This action demonstrates my proficiency and understanding of complex Java concepts. To apply user data in proposing financial recommendations: To apply Java Persistence API in analyzing user data and developing possible financial outcomes based on the analyzed data. The application uses these projected outcomes to recommend the best possible outcome for the user. Methodology o JavaFX to Develop User Interfaces: The project will apply JavaFX to develop an appealing and dynamic user interface by including charts and tables and developing trends where users can easily track their earning and spending behaviors (Mikhailutsa et al., 2023). Additionally, JavaFX's Scene Builder and FXML features will simplify the layout and design of the application and provide an organized setup. e Java streams for data processing: The Java Streams feature will analyze the user's complex financial information datasets by conditioning, compiling, and arranging collected data. The feature enables the application to calculate financial aspects, and develop reports on periodic expenditures, revenues, and calculate deficits or surpluses based on the data provided to inform users of their spending, saving, and earning patterns. e Java Persistence AP(JPA) for database management: JPA is a feature that ensures type safety by matching data types with objects, creating consistency of the data involved (Kaleoso & Kolgosg, 2020). This project will utilize this feature to promote the consistency and reliability user data and output in the application. It also supports parallel processing, allows for simultaneous data analysis with little computing power. Expected Outcomes The PFMS application will provide an appealing and productive option for tracking and management of finances. The interface developed through Java FX should enable users to easily navigate their financial information and maintain their attention by providing an appealing presentation. Java Streams will analyze the patterns of collected data to propose actionable solutions that help users make sound financial decisions (Koleoso & Koleoso, 2020). Moreover, JPA will promote data security by encrypting user data and continuously monitoring threats. Conclusion Financial management is important in tracking how one earns, spends and budgets for their finances. This project aims to successfully develop a personal financial management application that applies programming techniques to analyze and develop reports on financials. Completion of the project will demonstrate an understanding of Java concepts and the application of database management. It also aims to simplify the otherwise tedious task of financial analysis, management, and presentation. From a development perspective, it will apply Java streams, JPA, and JavaFX to enhance data processing, safety, and user interface. The financial management application, therefore, applies these Java concepts to real-world applications