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Design A Library System - Flowcharts and Pseudocode

Students will design parts of a library system to manage books using flowcharts and pseudocode. They will create flowcharts and pseudocode to show functions like searching for books by ID or title, signing books in and out to update status. The goals are to learn flowchart symbols, translate between flowcharts and pseudocode, and collaborate as a team to design the system on time while demonstrating the value of design tools.

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Design A Library System - Flowcharts and Pseudocode

Students will design parts of a library system to manage books using flowcharts and pseudocode. They will create flowcharts and pseudocode to show functions like searching for books by ID or title, signing books in and out to update status. The goals are to learn flowchart symbols, translate between flowcharts and pseudocode, and collaborate as a team to design the system on time while demonstrating the value of design tools.

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Designing a Library System Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode

Your Task

You and your team will be using flowcharts and pseudocode to


design different aspects of a library system to manage books
within the school library. You will be required to create a flowchart
to map out your part of the system and then use pseudocode to
informally define the code and algorithms. You will be provided
with a flowchart of the en?re that outlines the func?ons of each
part of the system. You will be required to create your flowcharts
and pseudocode and connect it to the main flowchart.

The library system contains a list of books with a book ID, book title and a signed-out value of which the ID and
title can be displayed to the user upon search. The user can then sign in and sign out books using the book ID
which then updates the signed-out value.

By the end of the lessons on flowcharts and pseudocode and through completing this project, you should:

• Have a good knowledge of the basic flowchart symbols


• Be able to explain why you chose to use specific symbols in your flowcharts
• Be able to effectively translate a flowchart into pseudocode and vice versa using the right conventions

Success Criteria for Library System Design project:

• Your flowcharts clearly map out all the steps of the parts of the program you are designing
• Pseudocode aligns with your flowcharts as per conventions
• You are able to complete the design on time.
• Demonstrate your ability to work effectively within the context of a team to problem solve, collaborate and
communicate.
• Can explain why the use of flowcharts and pseudocode is important in design.

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