The presentation summarizes the OPUS library management system. It includes sections on the basic identity and objectives of a typical library system, an introduction to OPUS, and its future perspectives. It also presents the entity relationship diagram and data flow of OPUS, showing how users and administrators can interact with the system to search for books, issue books, register users, and more. The goal of OPUS is to provide easy, secure access to library books and services for both users and administrators.

2. Presentation Contents
1. Basic Identity of a typical Library
Management System
2. Brief Introduction to the OPUS
objectives.
3. Moto and Future Perspectives of
OPUS system.
4. Presentation of Data Flow & ER-
Diagram of OPUS.
OPUS Library Management System

3. What We think about a Library System??
 It’s a well organized Software Solution for a
Library.
 It has a Database which is constantly managed
and updated.
 It helps to provide information on any book
present in library to the User who uses it.
 It keeps a track of books issued,returned and
added to the library.
 Allows users to virtually Browse the books
without doing so manually.

4. OPUS Library Management System
• Maintain User friendly , Robust & User customizable software product.
• The vital thing that we follow from the beginning is the Software Specification
based on current demand.
• Globalize the concept of Software proficiency and visualize the best outcomes
of the Software products from the clients in future aspects.
• All technical and managerial activities required to deliver the deliverables to
the clients/users and make a perspective relations among them.
• A software project has a specific duration, consumes resources and produces
work products.
• Management categories to complete a software project: Tasks, Activities,
Functions.

5. OPUS
OPUS Library Management System
Moto & Future Perspectives for making of
OPUS..

6. OPUS Library Management System
Section for Diagrammatic Elaboration
of OPUS Software

7. OPUS Library Management System

8. OPUS Library Management System
Entity Relationship Diagram

9. OPUS MAIN
System
Student
Admin
Log in
search book in database Find book
search for book Submit requisition
Issue on card
Validate signature Issue book to student
sign
<<include>>
Register in Library
System

10. LOGIN PAGE
System
USer System
Login
Verify username and password
Enter Username & password
<<include>>
<<include>> Generate Error Message
<<extend>>

11. FIND BOOK

12. SUBMIT REQUISITION

13. ADD NEW BOOK

14. ADD SUPPLIER

15. ADD NEW EMPLOYEE
System
Admin
System
Add Newemployee
Enter Employee Information Details
Validate Employee Details
<<include>>
<<include>>

16. FINE CALCULATION

17. ADMIN LOGIN FUNCTIONS
System
Admin
Add New books
Admin login
Add new Employee
Add new User
Check User Fine
Add Book Supplier information
System

18. ISSUE BOOK

19. ADD NEW USER

20. REGISTRATION

21. CLASS DIAGRAM
Administrator
-fname
-lname
-address
+state
+city
+pin
+age
+phoneno
+designation
+date of join
+month
+year
+1.Add book()
+2.Add student information()
+3.calculate fine()
+4.Order supplier for book()
+5.Isuue books()
Book
+Books title
+Publisher's name
+Author's name
+ISBN NO.
+Category
Supplier
+Supplier name
+Address
+Phone number
+Manufacturer
+Local
+Dealers
+Month
+Date
+Year
+1.Order assessment()
+2.Dispatch order()
Student
+User name
+Userid
+Address
+Phone number
+Department
+1.Check availability()
+2.Submit requistion()
manage
interact with
issue order
access

22. OPUS Library Management System

23. OPUS Library Management System
System Login
Panel

24. OPUSLibrary Management System
Library USER Section...

25. OPUS Library Management System
User Login Panel

26. OPUS Library Management System

27. OPUS Library Management System
Library USER Menu Panel

28. OPUS Library Management System
User Book Issue Panel

29. OPUS Library Management System
Book Searching panel

30. OPUS Library Management System
Library Regulation Frame

31. OPUS Library Management System
Library Support Panel

32. OPUSLibrary Management System
About the Software

33. OPUSLibrary Management System
Library Administrator Section...

34. OPUS Library Management System

35. OPUS Library Management System
Admin Menu Panel

36. OPUS Library Management System
User Fine Details

37. OPUS Library Management System
Adding New Library Books

38. OPUS Library Management System
Search Library Users

39. OPUS Library Management System
Library USER Add Panel

40. OPUS Library Management System
Employee Registration Panel

41. OPUS Library Management System
Global Supported Supplier Registration Panel

42. OPUS
 Power to ‘Ease of Access’ by OPUS on Library books by
tracking and saving the records of any function that provided
to Users or Administrators.
 Delivering ‘Secure’ & ‘Separate’ User & Administrative Library
Services.
 Users can easily ‘Search’, ‘Issue’,‘Re–issue’ books according to
their requirements.
 Administrators can ‘Check’ and ‘Track’ detail records of user’s
legitimate actions related to the library system.
Why OPUS??

43.  To make the Software Platform – Independent.
 To make the Software general accessibility to the users.
 Giving inner topics highlights of the book searched.
 Providing space for online suggestions.
 To add more features and graphics making it User-
Friendly.
OPUSFUTURE
SCOPE

44. OPUS Library Management System

45. OPUS LibraryManagement System
At the end of todays presentation we express our sincere
thanks to Bidisha Acharjee,Chandrani Ray
Chowdhury & Brainware IT Faculty from OPUS
team for being here and giving us their valuable
feedback to compensate our software project for
developing and serving better performance in future
aspects...
Conclusion
THANK YOU
We would like to
give Answers of your
any solicited
Questions regarding
our presentation..