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    The document discusses events and use cases for a library management system. It defines events as occurrences at a specific time and place that trigger system processing. It identifies three types of events: external, temporal, and state. The document then provides a case study and identifies 16 events for a library management system along with their corresponding use cases. It develops an event table that lists each event, its trigger, source, use case, response, and destination.

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    The document discusses events and use cases for a library management system. It defines events as occurrences at a specific time and place that trigger system processing. It identifies three types of events: external, temporal, and state. The document then provides a case study and identifies 16 events for a library management system along with their corresponding use cases. It develops an event table that lists each event, its trigger, source, use case, response, and destination.

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    The document discusses events and use cases for a library management system. It defines events as occurrences at a specific time and place that trigger system processing. It identifies three types of events: external, temporal, and state. The document then provides a case study and identifies 16 events for a library management system along with their corresponding use cases. It develops an event table that lists each event, its trigger, source, use case, response, and destination.

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    Experiment :2

    a) Identify and analyze events


    b) Identify Use cases
    c) Develop event table
    AIM: Analyze and Identify events for any case study (ATM/ Banking / Library /Hospital management
    systems)
    PROCEDURE:
    EVENT: An event is an occurrence at a specific time and place that can be described and is
    worth remembering.
    TYPES OF EVENTS:
    There are three types of events
    (i) External events
    (ii) Temporal events
    (iii) State events
    External
     Outside system
     Initiated by external agent or actor

    Temporal
     Occur as result of reaching a point in time
     Based on system deadlines

    State
     Something inside system triggers processing need

    Events and System Requirements


    Events
     Occurrences at a specific time and place
     Trigger all system processing

    Requirement definition
     Determine relevant events

     External events first


     Temporal events second
     Decompose system into manageable units

    Identifying Events
    1. Can be difficult to determine
    2. Often confused with conditions and responses
    3. May be useful to trace a transaction’s life cycle
    4. Certain events left to design phase
    a. Systems controls to protect system integrity
    b. Perfect technology assumption defers events
    Case study :Library Management System

    a)Identify and Analyze the Events

    Identify and analyze the events related to Library Management:


    It is a support system for a library.
    LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
    1.student will get registerd
    2. student wants to login
    3. student search for a book
    4. student borrows a book
    6.student returns the book
    7.student can view his catalogue
    8.student can reserve a book
    9.librarian wants to login
    10.librarian collects fine from late return students
    11.student renewals his books
    12.librarian maintain catalogue
    13.librarian checks resarvation details
    14.student pays fine for late return
    15.librarian buys books from vendor
    16.vender supplies book

    b)Identify the Use Cases with respective Library Management System:

    Use Case: A use case is an activity the system carries out, usually in response to a request by
    a user.
    Actor: An actor is a person or thing that interacts with the system.
    The use cases in the library system are as follows:

    LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    Enquiry for membership

    Request for book issue

    Request for book return

    Search books

    Issue membership card

    Cancel membership card

    Issue book
    Charge fine cost for late retrurn

    Return book
    Update member details

    Add book
    Maintain book record
    c) EVENT TABLES
    The event table contains the following fields
    PROCEDURE:
     An Event table includes rows and columns, representing events and
    their details, respectively.

     Each row in the event table records information about one event and its use case.
     Each column in the table represents a key piece of information about that event and
    use case.
     A trigger is a signal that tells the system that an event has occurred, either
    the arrival of data needing processing or a point in time.
     A source is an external agent that supplies data to the system.
     A response is an output, produced by the system, that goes to a destination.
     A destination is an external agent that receives data from the system.
    Event trigger source Use case response Destination
    Students will get registration student registration A real time page which Student
    registered displays registration form
    Student wants to Student login student login Generates webpage with Student
    login login options
    Student search for a Search for a student search Displays details of all books Student
    book book library
    system
    Student borrows a Barrow book student barrow Display book details to be Student
    book barrowed
    Librarian issues a Issues book librarian issues Displays the book Librarian
    book availability & details of and student
    student to be which book
    issues
    Student returns a Book returns student return Displays the page which Librarian
    book shows the book to be return and student
    Student can view View catalog student View Displays particular register Student
    these catalog catalog student details
    Student reserve a Reserve a student reserve Display the of book that is Librarian
    book book reserved and student
    Librarian collects Collect fine librarian fine Details of all students have to
    fine from late pay the fine librarian
    return
    Librarian wants to Librarian login librarian login Displays login page Librarian
    login
    Student renews the Renews book student renew Displays the book details to Librarian
    book be renewed and student
    Librarian maintain Maintain librarian Maintain View the details of all Librarian
    catalog catalog catalog students and books in library

    Librarian check Check librarian reserve View book details for which Librarian
    reservation catalog reservation reservation are made
    Librarian buys Buy books librarian Buy books Purchase books from vendor Vendor
    book from vendor & details of book with prices and
    librarian
    Vendor supply Supply books vendor Supply Displays the details of all the Librarian
    books books books purchase by librarian and vendor

    VIVA QUESTIONS
    1. What is an event?
    2. What is Use case?

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