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LibraryManagementSystem

C# Windows Form Library Management System

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This project repository is the final project of PRN292 (C# and .NET) in Software Engineering, FPT University. This project is only a simulation for existing applications, does not apply in real life, and replaces any applications. We use this README.md file instead of Software Design Document.

Group Members - ID (Roles)

  • Le Tuan Anh - HE140428 (Leader, Document Preparation, Product Checking)
  • Hoang Thuy Tien - HE141513 (Document Preparation, Frontend Development)
  • Nguyen Tuan Ngoc - HE141341 (Backend Development)
  • Ha Hong Son - HE140611 (Backend Development)

1. Description

This document describes version 1.0 for Library Management System. It is divided into the following sections:

  • In section 2, an overview of the system’s requirements will be provided, including list of system user, use cases, use case diagram, and activity diagrams which describes the most important use case scenarios.
  • In section 3, an E-R diagram and all tables of the system will be presented in detail.
  • In section 4, all classes organized in the layers and their behaviors (sequence diagrams) for the most frequently used use cases will be presented.
  • In section 5, the screen prototypes will be presented.

2. Software Requirements Overview

2.1 List of System users

2.1.1 Librarian

A librarian is a person who works professionally in a library, providing access to information to users.

2.2 List of use cases

  • UC-1: Borrow Books(s)
  • UC-2: Return Book(s)
  • UC-3: Reserve Book
  • UC-4: Register Book
  • UC-5: Register Borrower
  • UC-6: Renew Borrowed Book

2.3 Use Case Diagram

Use Case Diagram

2.4 Activity diagrams of Use Case scenarios

2.4.1 Activity diagram for Use Case “Borrow Book"

AD Borrow Book

2.4.2 Activity diagram for Use Case “Return Book”

AD Return Book

2.4.3 Activity diagram for Use Case “Reserve Book”

Reverse Book

3. Data Model

3.1 Entity Relationship Diagram

ERD

3.2 Table Details

3.2.1 Table Name: Member

Field Name Type Size Note
MemberNumber integer 10 PRIMARY KEY
Name string 150 Not NULL
Sex boolean Not NULL
Address string 150 Not NULL
Telephone string 15 Not NULL
Email string 50 Not NULL

3.2.2 Table Name: Book

Field Name Type Size Note
BookNumber integer 10 PRIMARY KEY
Title string 150 Not NULL
Author string 150 Not NULL
Publisher string 150 Not NULL

3.2.3 Table Name: Copy

Field Name Type Size Note
CopyNumber integer 10 PRIMARY KEY
BookNumber integer 10 Foreign key, Refers to Book
SequenceNumber integer 10 Sequence number for each copy of the same book
Type integer 10 0: Available, 1: Borrowed, 2: Referenced
Price double Allow NULL

3.2.4 Table Name: Circulated Copy

Field Name Type Size Note
ID integer 10 PRIMARY KEY
MemberNumber integer 10 Foreign key, Refers to Member
CopyNumber integer 10 Foreign key, Refers to Copy
BorrowDate date Not NULL
DueDate date Allow NULL
ReturnDate date Allow NULL
FineAmount double Allow NULL

3.2.5 Table Name: Reservation

Field Name Type Size Note
ID integer 10 PRIMARY KEY
MemberNumber integer 10 Foreign key, Refers to Member
BookNumber integer 10 Foreign key, Refers to Book
Date datetime Not NULL
Status integer 10 0: Available, 1: Reserved

4. Class Diagram

4.1 List of Classes in the Layers

Classes

4.2 Modeling the Class Behaviors

4.2.1 Sequence diagram for Use Case “Borrow copy”

Sequence Borrow

4.2.2 Sequence diagram for Use Case “Return copy”

Sequence Return

4.2.3 Sequence diagram for use case “Reserve book"

Sequence Reserve

5. User Interface Model Design

5.1 User interface screen design

5.1.1 Screen “Register books”

Reg Book

5.1.2 Screen “Register Member”

Reg Mem

5.1.3 Screen “Borrow book”

Borrow

5.1.4 Screen “Return book”

Return

5.1.5 Screen “Reserve books”

Reserve

5.1.6 Screen “Renew borrowed book”

Renew

5.2 Interface Flow Diagram

IFD

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