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This document summarizes phases of a .NET library management application project. It describes creating a Windows Forms UI (Phase 1), replacing the business logic with student-written code (Phase 2), replacing the UI with an ASP.NET web interface (Phase 3), exposing functionality via web services (Phase 4), and a final group project modifying a student survey system to allow custom surveys.
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