Library Management System
Library Management System
System
This presentation outlines the development of a simple and effective Library
Management System (LMS) designed for small libraries. The system
facilitates essential library operations, including adding books, removing
books, searching for books by title, and displaying all available books. This
system is designed for ease of use, allowing efficient management of the
book collection through a command-line interface.
by Shivendra
pandey
Project Scope
Library Management CRUD Operations Data Persistence
The system allows users to add, The system performs basic Create, While the system currently works with
remove, search, and view books, Read, Update, and Delete operations in-memory data, it can be extended to
providing a comprehensive solution for on books, enabling users to manipulate store data in a file or database for
managing a library's collection. the book data effectively. persistence, ensuring data retention
even after program closure.
Technologies Used
1 Programming 2 Development
Language Environment
Java (JDK 8 or above) The system can be
provides a robust and widely developed using any IDE
used platform for developing like IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, or
the Library Management NetBeans, or even a simple
System. text editor with command-
line execution.
3 Data Structures
The ArrayList from the Java Collections Framework is used to store
and manage the books efficiently.
System Design and
Architecture
Book Class Library Management
System Class
Represents a book with
attributes like title, author, and The main class that performs
ISBN, and a method to display all system functions, including
book information. adding, removing, searching,
and displaying books.
User Interface
A command-line interface (CLI) allows users to interact with the system
by entering commands to perform actions.
Functional
Requirements
Add a Book
Allows users to add a new book to the library's collection with its title, author, and ISBN.
Remove a Book
Enables users to remove a book from the library by entering its ISBN.
Search a Book
Provides a feature to search for a book by its title.
Exit
Allows users to exit the application.
Non-Functional Requirements
Performance
The system should handle a reasonable number of books in memory, ensuring efficient
operation.
Usability
The system provides a user-friendly CLI, making it easy for users to interact with the
system.
Scalability
The system can be extended to include more features such as user authentication,
database support, or a graphical user interface (GUI).
Implementation
Book Class Library Main Class
Management
System Class