Project Library Management
Abstract
This project intends to develop a Web application by using the general concepts of Database Management Systems. Converting a manual “Library management system” into a “web-based computerized system” is the highlight of this project. This application will allow the users to operate the program as an administrator (Admin), student user as well as a normal user. Users can view the information within the various dynamic pages of the application along with the latest updates in this website.
By means of this application information can be easily shared and it will become a much easier task for the users to communicate and interact with all other users and admin users remotely. Student users as well as registered users will be capable of viewing the collection of books in the library, and gradually booking a book through the website for a certain limit of time. On the other hand admin users will be able to maintain the whole library system through computers and operate the application with ease and much more accuracy. Admin users will also be able to generate different types of statistical data required for the library, and store, edit, and update unlimited data in a more secured way.
INTRODUCTION
The proposed Library Management System which is being developed by us under the supervision of our expert Lecturer is an on-line Library Management System. This System will provide a search functionality to facilitate the search of resources. This search will be based on various categories, for example, book name, accession number etc.
Product Characteristics and Requirements:
1. Secured database.
2. Search feature
3. Checking the availability of books.
The project we are doing is about a management system that was being manually controlled till now. The objective of our project is to re-arrange the system under information technology and create a computerized and secured system. The project is about “Library Management” of Cambrian College. Till
This project intends to develop a Web application by using the general concepts of Database Management Systems. Converting a manual “Library management system” into a “web-based computerized system” is the highlight of this project. This application will allow the users to operate the program as an administrator (Admin), student user as well as a normal user. Users can view the information within the various dynamic pages of the application along with the latest updates in this website.
By means of this application information can be easily shared and it will become a much easier task for the users to communicate and interact with all other users and admin users remotely. Student users as well as registered users will be capable of viewing the collection of books in the library, and gradually booking a book through the website for a certain limit of time. On the other hand admin users will be able to maintain the whole library system through computers and operate the application with ease and much more accuracy. Admin users will also be able to generate different types of statistical data required for the library, and store, edit, and update unlimited data in a more secured way.
INTRODUCTION
The proposed Library Management System which is being developed by us under the supervision of our expert Lecturer is an on-line Library Management System. This System will provide a search functionality to facilitate the search of resources. This search will be based on various categories, for example, book name, accession number etc.
Product Characteristics and Requirements:
1. Secured database.
2. Search feature
3. Checking the availability of books.
The project we are doing is about a management system that was being manually controlled till now. The objective of our project is to re-arrange the system under information technology and create a computerized and secured system. The project is about “Library Management” of Cambrian College. Till
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