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Analysis for Library System - Help Needed

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  Old  Analysis for Library System - Help Needed

I've been assigned to carry out a Systems Investigation on a bookkeeping/library system at my local library. This would seem like a fairly easy task to do, but I'm absolutely stumped on what I can ask the senior librarian when I interview her. Call it writers block if you wish, but I'm clueless on what to ask about what kind of systems (computerised and manual-categorical systems) they'd use there (which I guess could be a question in itself). The whole point at the moment is to gain an understanding on how it works so I can turn it into a Requirements Specification. I don't have long to do this in (about a day to get it done nicely on the deadline), so any help with coming up with a few simple questions would be very much appreciated.

Also since it's a good idea to observe the system and how it's run at the moment myself, any ideas on what to look for would be excellent.

Thanks in advance.

     


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