Library Management System Deployment Life Cycle.pptx

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1. Library Management System: Deployment Life Cycle ROHIT KUMAR – 23BCS12640 D F BUDHA DEV – 23BCS12709 TIRUPATI BALAJI – 23BCS12550 MONISHIKA SHARMA – 23BCS12691

2. This presentation covers the complete deployment life cycle of a Library Management System (LMS), explaining each phase from planning to maintenance. It is aimed at helping institutions understand the structured approach needed to develop and deploy a modern LMS.

3. 1. Introduction Introduction to LMS and its role in managing books, users, and digital resources. It highlights the need for a systematic deployment life cycle to ensure a smooth transition from manual to digital systems.

4. 2. Requirement Analysis Detailed analysis of functional and non-functional requirements. Focus is placed on user roles, book tracking, reporting, overdue management, and digital integration. This is the foundation for design.

5. 3. System Design Covers high-level and low-level design strategies. Emphasizes modular architecture, database design, and UI/UX layout to create a scalable and user-friendly system.

6. 4. Implementation Actual development begins. Code for different modules like catalog management, issue/return system, user management, and admin controls are written and integrated.

7. 5.Testing Testing Various testing strategies are discussed, including functional testing, security testing, load testing, and UAT. Bugs are identified and resolved to make the system stable.

8. 6. Deployment Describes how the LMS is moved to the live environment. Covers data migration, system configuration, live server setup, and verification of components in production.

9. 7. Maintenance Maintenance activities include bug fixes, patches, feature upgrades, and regular audits. Ensures long-term reliability and adaptation to new needs.

10. 8. User Training Staff training programs are conducted for librarians and technical users. Manuals, tutorials, and on-site support help reduce resistance and speed up adoption.

11. 9. Feedback & Improvements User feedback is gathered and analyzed to identify bottlenecks and improve the system. Regular updates based on feedback increase satisfaction and system longevity.

12. 10. Conclusion Wraps up the life cycle, reinforcing that LMS deployment is not a one-time event but a continual process of refinement, learning, and adaptation to meet user needs.