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This document discusses an industrial training on developing an online library management system. It outlines the purpose and scope of replacing a university's existing library system. The proposed system would allow users to search for and reserve books online, track book statuses, and receive alerts about due dates. It would also automatically assign book IDs, track available books, and calculate late fees. The document compares advantages like 24/7 access and easier record keeping to drawbacks of the current written record-based system. It concludes that the online system would meet user needs efficiently with login capabilities and support for mobile devices.
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- 1. 1 PRESENTED BY:- VIBHU THAKUR (1509013075) DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IEC COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Industrial training on Online Library Management System
- 2. 2 POINTS TO DISCUSS • INTRODUCTION • PURPOSE AND SCOPE • SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS • FEATURES • PRESENT LIBRARY SYSTEM • DRAWBACKS OF PRESENT SYSTEM • PROPOSED E-LIBRARY SYSTEM • LIBRARY DOCUMENTS • ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE LMS • CONCLUSION • BIBLIOGRAPHY
- 3. 3 • Deals in all the requirements needed for managing the library. • Process of maintaining data about books, transactions such as issue and return. • The user need not visit the library every time to find an item; instead, he/she can search items from his/her own PC/laptop. INTRODUCTION
- 4. 4 • Changing the present library management system of most of the universities. •To reach the objective of efficient learning and studying in the University. • To keep online record of the transactions and utilize human resources in an efficient and matured way. •Modifications can be easily done according to requirements as and when necessary. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
- 6. 6
- 7. 7 FEATURES • Maintains books register. • Automatic allocation of book ID to new books. • Tracking of available books. • Tracking of lost books. • Simple interface to issue and return books. • Automatic calculation of fine from student.
- 8. 8 •The library is managed by the librarian accompanied with 4 to 5 members’ staff. • Library have their cards for students as well as the staff member. • Issue of the book is done by the staff member of the library through the library card. • Record of the transactions of books is maintained in written and kept with the librarian. PRESENT LIBRARY SYSTEM
- 9. 9 • Provides the facility of books only during the working hours of the University. • The record keeping can create problems while maintaining. • Record of the receipt of the new books is kept in written which can create problem in handling it. • Workload to the staff members and no use of human resources. DRAWBACKS OF PRESENT LIBRARY SYSTEM
- 10. 10 A person should be able to: • Login to the system through the homepage. • See the status of the books borrowed/reserved. • Search for a particular book/journal. • Cancel the reservation made earlier for a particular book/journal. •Automatic emails should be sent to users about the expiry of due dates for the books borrowed by them. PROPOSED E-LIBRARY SYSTEM
- 11. 11 Login of the member
- 12. 12 Issue of the books
- 13. 13 Return of the books
- 14. 14 LIBRARY DOCUMENTS • Date-wise tracking of books status (issued/lost). • Date-wise tracking of titles and available copies. • Date-wise list of ‘fine’ collected by librarian. • Date-wise transactions which are maintained online.
- 15. 15 Advantages of the Online LMS • A 24-hour library management. • Students according to their needs get the books issued and in case they are unable to return the book, they can immediately extend the date of return. • Maintenance of the books becomes easy for the staff. • Oracle database ensures complete security to data. • Students as well as teachers can search for any book, magazine, Journal, member etc.
- 16. 16 Must be introduced with: Log in Capabilities: •The system shall provide the users with log in capabilities. Mobile Devices: •The Online Library System is also supported on mobile devices such as Smartphone. Alerts: •The system can alert the Librarian or the administrator in case of any problems.
- 17. 17 CONCLUSION From a proper analysis of positive points and constraints on the component, it can be safely concluded that the product is highly efficient GUI based component. This application is working properly and meeting to all user requirements. This component can be easily plugged in many other systems.
- 18. 18 Bibliography Various methods used for making the project are: •Beginning Java Objects: From Concepts to Code –by (Jacquie Barker). •Introduction to Java Programming (DUCAT). •The Complete Reference Java (McGrawhill; Herbert Schildth- reprint 2008) •Introduction to MS-PowerPoint. •www.wikipedia.com •www.google.com