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Library Management

This document presents an end of semester project to develop a library management system using Java. It will be a web-based system that allows students and staff to access resources from any device with internet. It aims to create a user-friendly system to simplify borrowing and returning books and track resources. The current system is outdated so this project aims to provide a modern interface, efficient management, and integration with existing databases. It will analyze functional needs like user registration, book management, and non-functional needs like performance, reliability, security and usability. Diagrams will model users, use cases, and classes. The front-end will use Angular and Bootstrap while the back-end uses Java and Spring Boot. It will conclude by

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Library Management

This document presents an end of semester project to develop a library management system using Java. It will be a web-based system that allows students and staff to access resources from any device with internet. It aims to create a user-friendly system to simplify borrowing and returning books and track resources. The current system is outdated so this project aims to provide a modern interface, efficient management, and integration with existing databases. It will analyze functional needs like user registration, book management, and non-functional needs like performance, reliability, security and usability. Diagrams will model users, use cases, and classes. The front-end will use Angular and Bootstrap while the back-end uses Java and Spring Boot. It will conclude by

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End Of Semester Project

Library management system

Developed by :
Fareh Manar
Ameri Yassmine
Hadj Ayed Eya

Supervised by : Faouzi Jaidi

Academic year : 2022/2023


I - General Introduction

1-Presentation of the general framework of the project:


Java application for our university library management, it’s a
web-based system that allows students and staff to access the
library's resources from any device with an internet connection.

2-Subject presentation:
The purpose of this project is to create a user-friendly and efficient
library management system that simplifies the borrowing and
returning of books, as well as the tracking of library resources.

3-Study and Critique of the existing:


The current library management system is outdated and difficult to
use, leading to long wait times and inefficient management of
resources.

4-Proposed solutions:
Our Java application will provide a modern and intuitive user
interface, efficient resource tracking and management, and
seamless integration with existing library databases.
II - Analysis and Specification of Needs

1-Introduction:
The analysis and specification of needs section provides a detailed
overview of the functional and non-functional requirements of the
application.

2-Identification of actors:
The actors in this system include students, staff and librarians.

3-Identification of needs:
a-Functional needs:
● Student registration: the system must allow librarians to create and update
student records.
● Book management: the system must allow librarians to add, update, and
delete books from the library.
● Book reservation: students can reserve books for a specified period.
● Book borrowing: students can borrow books from the library.
● Book return: students can return the borrowed books to the library.
● Loan history: students can view their loan history.
● Reports: librarians can generate reports on students, books, and loans.
b-Non-functional needs:
● Performance: the system must be able to handle a large number of

simultaneous users and transactions without slowing down.


● Reliability: the system must be stable and reliable, with no errors or crashes.
● Security: the system must protect sensitive user information, such as student
records and loan information.
● Usability: the system must be easy to use for librarians and students.
● Scalability: the system must be able to adapt to the increase in the number of
users and books over time.

4-Identifying Diagrams:
a-Use case diagrams:
A use case diagram shows the relationships between actors and
use cases, including borrowing books, managing accounts, and
accessing resources.
b-Class diagrams:
A class diagram shows the classes and objects in the system,
such as books, users, and transactions.

5-Technologies used:
a-Front-end part:
Angular: A modern and flexible front-end framework for building
web applications.
Bootstrap: A popular CSS framework for creating responsive and
mobile-friendly designs.

b-Back-end part:
Java: A widely used programming language for building enterprise
applications.
Spring Boot: A powerful framework for building web applications
using Java.

5-Application interfaces:
a-Book management:
Librarians will be able to add, edit, and delete books from the
library's collection.
b-User management:
Administrators and librarians will be able to manage user accounts
and permissions.

III - Conclusion
Java application to manage our university library, it will provide an
efficient and user-friendly system for managing library resources, with a
modern and intuitive interface, fast performance, and seamless
integration with existing library databases.

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