System Analysis and Design Coursework 2: Review and Evaluation Report

This coursework solution provides a comprehensive review and evaluation of a system analysis and design project, focusing on a digital library management system. The student explains their role as a system analyst, detailing the use of the object-oriented (OO) approach in designing the system and the benefits of utilizing UML diagrams such as class, use case, and sequence diagrams. The advantages and disadvantages of the OO paradigm are discussed, along with examples. The report also covers key lessons learned from the project, areas for improvement, and a suitable software development methodology, justifying the selection of the Agile development process. The document includes a detailed analysis of the system's performance, verification of user credentials, and the role of administrators, while also addressing the need for future enhancements, such as improved fine imposition and enhanced features for book and staff management.