Plot No.
2, Sector 17-A,
Yamuna Expressway, Greater
Noida, Gautam Buddha
Nagar, U.P., India
School of Computer
Science and Engineering
Lab Report
B. Tech- III Sem
FALL : 2024-25
JAVA PROGRAMMING (Lab) (E1UA307B)
Submitted by:
Submitted to:
AMAN PAL
ARPESH SIR (JAVA FACULTY)
AKSHAY KUMAR
ANUTOSH KUMAR RAY
NITISH BHATT
OBJECTIVE
The objective of the Library Management System is
to automate the process of managing books,
members, and transactions in a library. It provides
librarians with the ability to organize, monitor, and
update library resources efficiently. The system
aims to streamline various library operations,
including book issuance, returns, member
registrations, and overdue notifications. The key
goals are to:
Reduce manual work and paperwork.
Track books in real-time.
Facilitate smooth transactions for issuing and
returning books.
Maintain detailed records of library inventory and
users.
Allow members to search for and reserve books
easily.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Libraries, especially in educational institutions, deal
with a large volume of books and members.
Without an efficient system, it becomes difficult to
track book availability, issuance, returns, and fines.
Traditional manual methods often lead to errors,
mismanagement, and delays. As a result:
The library staff struggles to maintain and organize
records.
Books may be misplaced, and keeping an updated
inventory becomes a challenge.
Users may not have a convenient way to search for
available books.
Fines due to overdue books are not tracked
effectively, leading to losses for the library. Thus,
an automated Library Management System is
required to overcome these issues.
FLOW DIAGRAM
TECHNICAL STACKS
Frontend:
HTML/CSS: For designing a user-friendly
interface.
JavaScript: For enhancing interactivity and
validating user inputs.
React.js / Angular.js (Optional): For building a
dynamic, responsive user interface.
Backend:
Python (Django / Flask) or Node.js: To handle
the server-side logic and user authentication.
Java (Spring Boot) (Optional): For high-
performance and scalable backend services.
Database:
MySQL: To store data related to books, users,
and transactions.
MongoDB (Optional): For handling unstructured
data or if a NoSQL solution is preferred.
APIs:
RESTful APIs: To manage requests between the
frontend and backend services.
