Design And Implementation Of Yingze District Library Management System

Computer technology has continued to develop over the past few decades,and has promoted change and progress in all walks of life.It has also greatly affected the management model of libraries.In recent years,China's library industry has achieved rapid development,but it has also put forward more requirements for library management.With the help of information technology to build a management system and achieve comprehensive management of libraries,it can not only effectively increase management efficiency,but also significantly reduce operation and maintenance costs and better serve readers,which has extremely significant practical significance.In this thesis,the library management system of Yingze District,Taiyuan City,Shanxi Province is taken as an object,combined with its information construction needs.Main contents: the technical and theoretical basis of the research and development system;analysis of system functional requirements,enumeration of system functions from an overall perspective,and formulation of system system requirements,including purchase management requirements,circulation management requirements,user management requirements,and catalog management requirements;In the process of the system,the network topology design,interface design,system architecture design,database design,and functional module design are completed.In the system testing and implementation link,the implementation of many functional modules is systematically explained,and then the performance and function are two.Test it at different levels,and finally summarize the paper.The thesis analyzes the system requirements from the actual situation,and designs the functions of the system based on the system requirements to complete the design and implementation of the book management information system.Through the application of this system,the efficiency of library staff can be effectively improved,and readers can be provided with better services,contributing to the promotion of reading for the whole people and the construction of a book-scented society.