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The document outlines test cases for a library management system to validate critical functions such as user login, adding books, searching books, borrowing books, and generating reports. The test cases specify test IDs, descriptions, preconditions, expected outputs, and actual outputs to systematically test functionality.

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Lab 14

The document outlines test cases for a library management system to validate critical functions such as user login, adding books, searching books, borrowing books, and generating reports. The test cases specify test IDs, descriptions, preconditions, expected outputs, and actual outputs to systematically test functionality.

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LAB-14

Aim-Design Test Cases for Library Management System.


Theory- Test cases play a pivotal role in software development by serving as a
structured framework to evaluate the functionality, performance, and reliability
of a system. These predefined scenarios, meticulously designed and executed,
help identify and rectify potential issues before software deployment.
Comprising a set of instructions, preconditions, expected outcomes, and actual
results, test cases guide quality assurance teams through the validation process.
In a library automation system context, test cases ensure the seamless operation
of critical functionalities. For instance, a "User Login" test case may involve
validating the login process, checking if users can access the system securely.
"Add New Book" scenarios verify the correct addition of books to the catalog.
"Search for a Book" tests assess the accuracy of search functionalities, ensuring
users can efficiently locate desired materials. "Borrow a Book" test cases
confirm the lending process works flawlessly, while "Generate Reports"
scenarios ascertain that the system produces accurate and relevant reports.
Test cases not only enhance the robustness of software but also contribute to
user satisfaction. By anticipating and rectifying potential issues early in the
development cycle, test cases promote the delivery of reliable and high-quality
software, ultimately fostering a positive user experience. In essence, they serve
as a crucial mechanism for validating software functionality, ensuring that the
end product meets or exceeds user expectations.
Analysis-

A library management system can fail when faced with inadequate user training,
leading to inefficient utilization and frustration among staff. Insufficient system
scalability might result in performance bottlenecks, hindering its ability to
handle growing data volumes. Poor data integrity and security measures may
expose vulnerabilities, compromising the confidentiality and accuracy of library
records. Additionally, a lack of regular system updates and maintenance can
lead to compatibility issues and susceptibility to emerging cyber threats. Failure
to address these factors may undermine the overall effectiveness of the library
management system, impacting its reliability and jeopardizing the quality of
library services.

Test Cases-
1. Test Case: User Login
- Test ID: TC_001
- Description: Verify that users can successfully log in to the system.
- Preconditions: User credentials are valid.
- Test Steps:
1. Open the login page.
2. Enter valid username and password.
3. Click on the "Login" button.
- Expected Output: User is logged in successfully, and the dashboard is
displayed.
- Actual Output: User is redirected to the dashboard, and the user's name and
profile picture are shown.

2. Test Case: Add New Book


- Test ID: TC_002
- Description: Verify that a new book can be added to the library.
- Preconditions: User is logged in with appropriate permissions.
- Test Steps:
1. Navigate to the "Add New Book" section.
2. Fill in the required book details.
3. Click on the "Save" button.
- Expected Output: The book is added to the library, and a success message is
displayed.
- Actual Output: The book details are saved, and a confirmation message is
displayed: "Book 'Example Book' added successfully."

3. Test Case: Search for a Book


- Test ID: TC_003
- Description: Verify that users can search for a book using different search
criteria.
- Preconditions: There are existing books in the library.
- Test Steps:
1. Enter a book title in the search bar.
2. Select a specific category for the book.
3. Click on the "Search" button.
- Expected Output: The system displays a list of books that match the search
criteria.
- Actual Output: A list of books with titles containing "Example" is displayed,
including the book "Example Book."

4. Test Case: Borrow a Book


- Test ID: TC_004
- Description: Verify that users can borrow a book from the library.
- Preconditions: The book is available, and the user has not reached the
borrowing limit.
- Test Steps:
1. Search for the desired book.
2. Click on the "Borrow" button.
3. Verify the due date and confirm the borrowing process.
- Expected Output: The user successfully borrows the book, and the due date
is provided.
- Actual Output: The book "Example Book" is marked as borrowed by the
user, and the due date is set to [Date].

5. Test Case: Generate Reports


- Test ID:TC_005
- Description: Verify that the system can generate different types of reports
(e.g., book inventory, user activity).
- Preconditions: Data is available in the system.
- Test Steps:
1. Navigate to the "Reports" section.
2. Select the type of report to generate.
3. Specify any additional parameters.
4. Click on the "Generate" button.
- Expected Output: The system generates the selected report with accurate
data.
- Actual Output: A PDF report titled "Book Inventory Report - [Date]" is
downloaded, containing accurate information about the current book inventory.

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