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    The document outlines various UML diagrams that can be used to model a book bank management system. It describes the key actors in the system as the student, admin, book bank, and DBA. The diagrams that could be used include use case diagrams to show system functionality, class diagrams to show object relationships, activity diagrams to illustrate workflow, sequence diagrams to capture interactions over time, collaboration diagrams to show object relationships, component diagrams to depict system architecture, deployment diagrams to show system deployment, and state chart diagrams to represent system states and transitions.

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    The document outlines various UML diagrams that can be used to model a book bank management system. It describes the key actors in the system as the student, admin, book bank, and DBA. The diagrams that could be used include use case diagrams to show system functionality, class diagrams to show object relationships, activity diagrams to illustrate workflow, sequence diagrams to capture interactions over time, collaboration diagrams to show object relationships, component diagrams to depict system architecture, deployment diagrams to show system deployment, and state chart diagrams to represent system states and transitions.

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    The document outlines various UML diagrams that can be used to model a book bank management system. It describes the key actors in the system as the student, admin, book bank, and DBA. The diagrams that could be used include use case diagrams to show system functionality, class diagrams to show object relationships, activity diagrams to illustrate workflow, sequence diagrams to capture interactions over time, collaboration diagrams to show object relationships, component diagrams to depict system architecture, deployment diagrams to show system deployment, and state chart diagrams to represent system states and transitions.

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    The document outlines various UML diagrams that can be used to model a book bank management system. It describes the key actors in the system as the student, admin, book bank, and DBA. The diagrams that could be used include use case diagrams to show system functionality, class diagrams to show object relationships, activity diagrams to illustrate workflow, sequence diagrams to capture interactions over time, collaboration diagrams to show object relationships, component diagrams to depict system architecture, deployment diagrams to show system deployment, and state chart diagrams to represent system states and transitions.

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    EX NO: 2

    BOOK BANK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM


    DATE:

    AIM:
    To draw the UML use case,class, activity ,sequence ,collaboration package,
    deployment, component diagram for book bank management system.

    PROBLEM STATEMENT:

    The process of members registering and purchasing books from the book bank are
    described sequentially through First the member registers himself if he was new to the
    book bank.Old members will directly select old member button.They select their
    corresponding year.After selecting the year they fill the necessary details and select the
    book and he will be directed towards administrator.The administrator will verify the
    status and issue the book.. Book Bank is used by any student, who wish to borrow the
    books. The student must first register himself to the system and then can login. The
    student can perform look ups for getting the desired book. If the book is available then
    he can borrow the book. The admin issues the book to the student. The DBA maintains
    the book. The admin update the details to the database.

    USE CASE DIAGRAM:


    Usecase is a list of actions or events. Steps typically defining the interactions
    between a role and a system to achieve a goal. The usecase diagram consists of various
    functionality performed by actors like Student, Admin, book bank and DBA. . The
    admin issues the book to the student.The admin update the details to the database
    CLASS DIAGRAM:
    A class diagram in the unified modeling language is a type of static
    structure diagram that describes the structure of a system by showing the
    system’s classes, their attributes, operations and the relationships among
    objects. The book bank system makes use of the following classes student, book
    bank, admin and DBA.
    ACTIVITY DIAGRAM:
    Activity diagram are graphical representation of workflows of stepwise activities
    and actions with support for choice, iteration and concurrency. Here in the activity
    diagram the student and admin login to the system and perform some main activity
    which is the main key element to the system.
    SEQUENCE DIAGRAM:
    A sequence diagram represent the sequence and interactions of a given use case or
    scenario. Sequence diagram capture most of the information about the system. It is also
    represent in order by which they occur and have the object in the system send message
    to one another. Here the sequence starts with interaction between student and book
    bank followed by database. Once the book have been selected the next half of sequence
    starts between book bank and admin followed by database.
    COLLABORATION DIAGRAM:
    The diagrams show the pin no is entered and check the pin get no and validate
    password check the condition based on condition book issue and return are done. Pay
    the online and renewed. Like sequence diagram collaboration diagrams are also called
    as interaction diagram. Collaboration diagram convey the same informations as
    sequence diagram but focus on the object roles instead of the times that messages are
    sent. Here the actions between various classes are represented by number format for the
    case of identification.
    COMPONENT DIAGRAM:
    Like sequence diagram collaboration diagrams are also called as interaction
    diagram. Collaboration diagram convey the same informations as sequence diagram but
    focus on the object roles instead of the times that messages are sent. Here the actions
    between various classes are represented by number format for the case of identification.
    Component diagram shows the dependencies and interactions between software
    components. Component diagram carries the most important living actors of the system
    i.e, student, book bank, admin and DBA.
    Book bank
    system

    student bookbank admin dba

    DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM :
    Deployment diagram is a structure diagram which shows architecture of the
    system as deployment of software artifacts to deployment target. It is the graph of nodes
    connected by communication association. It is represented by three dimensional box.
    The device node is book bank system and execution environment nodes are student,
    book bank, admin and DBA
    STATE CHART DIAGRAM:
    State chart diagram is also called as state machine diagram. The state chart
    diagram contains the states in the rectangular boxes and the states are indicated by
    the dot enclosed. The state chart diagram describes the behaviour of the system. The
    state chart diagram involves six stages such as register, login, select book, issue book,
    borrow book and logout.

    register login select


    book

    logout borrow issue book


    book

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