1. Company
LOGO
Library Management System
Final Project
V.Niranjan
43167

2. Aim & Objectives
1. User friendly interface
2. Fast access to database
3. Less error
4. Quick transaction
4. More Storage Capacity

3. Literature Review
 S.S. Chweh published a Journal of Library Administration under the
title “User criteria for evaluation of library service in 1977
 Darroch provides a brief description of LMS marketplace in the
late 1990s
 Automated Library Systems (ALS) is a British company that has
been involved with computer-based library systems since the late
1960s
 Leeves with Russell report that take-up of this new LMS had been
quite rapid during the early 1990s with their being 37 customers
 BookshelF system and another LMS originated in Australia and was
introduced into the UK market in 1992

4. Methods and Methodologies
Implementation
DesignRequirements
Stage 01
Stage 02
Testing
Installation Maintenance
Waterfalls

5. System Design
Input
Design
Output
Design
Database
Design
Data Type
Fields
Commands
Data Verification
Data Correction
Tables
Relationships
Queries
Forms
Reports
GUI
Reports
Data Format
Functions

6. Dataflow Diagram
User
System
Database
Report

7. The users Of the System
Admin
Students TeachersLibrary
Staff
Other
Users

8. The Challenges
This is the small project within the college library the database server
won’t be able to store large data’s and this is design only for limited
users if it is exceeded the system will be working slower than usual
 The Project Size
 The Database
 The Restrictions

9. The Conclusions
 Production of a report/log for existing books/magazines/other,
issues/return report and a subscription due report
 Generation of automatic unique numbering system for each book
held within the library. For instance five to ten thousand book
numbers may be assigned within a couple of minutes without
manual reference.

10. Q&A Time