"现代图书馆管理系统设计与应用"

Summary: The document "Library Management System - Course Design" provides a comprehensive analysis and design for a library management system. It outlines the background and overview of the system, including the need for implementing a computerized system in place of traditional manual methods. The document also covers the user needs analysis, feasibility analysis, overall system design, system requirements, code for various system functions, and a team summary. The background and overview section discusses the transition from manual to computerized systems in library management and the benefits it brings in terms of storage, retrieval, and management of book information, as well as its ability to reflect user preferences and reduce the loss and damage of books. Additionally, it highlights the broader implications of a library management system in the context of national economy and enterprise operations. The user needs analysis section outlines the specific requirements for the system, including user and book information database entry, book catalog retrieval, user information management, book information management, and record-keeping for book borrowing. The document then delves into the overall system design, including the system components, business process diagrams, and user instructions. It also covers the development and runtime environment, system requirements, relationship models, and physical design. Furthermore, the code section provides specifics for various system functions, such as inserting book and user information, recording book borrowing and return, and administrator and user queries and restrictions. Finally, the document concludes with a team summary, encompassing the overall design and development process undertaken for the library management system. The comprehensive nature of the document provides a thorough understanding of the requirements, analysis, and design for a library management system.