Contents
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Research purpose and significance 1
1.2 Research status 1
1.3 Thesis structure 2
2 Feasibility analysis 2
2.1 Technical feasibility 3
2.2 Economic feasibility 3
2.3 Operational feasibility and legal feasibility 3
2.4 Feasibility analysis conclusion 3
3 System requirements analysis 3 a> References 31 7 Conclusion 28 6.2.7 Check-in interface 27 6.2 .6 Room management 26 6.2.5 Booking interface 25 6.2.4 Room information modification interface 24 6.2.3 Information viewing interface 24 6.2.2 Main interface 23 6.2.1 Login interface 23 a> 6.1.2 Project technical architecture 22 6.1.1 Introduction to core development technology 21 6.1 Software development description 21 6 System implementation 21 5.2 Detailed design of administrator operation 18 5.1.2 Front desk administrator login operation process 17 5.1.1 System administrator login operation process 17 5.1 Detailed design of user login operation 16 5 Detailed design 16 4.3.2 Database table Design 12 4.3.1 Project entity E-R diagram 10 4.3 Database design 10 4.2. 4 Account management module 9 4.2.3 Customer management module 9 4.2.2 Room management module 8 4.2.1 Check-in management module 8 4.2 Function module design 8 4.1 System structure design 6 4 Summary design 6 3.4 User requirements 6 3.3 Performance requirements 5 3.2 Functional requirements 5
3.1 System requirements 3 2.3 Operational feasibility and legal feasibility This system adopts a B/S architecture and has good interactivity. Users only need a network and a browser to use this system. Moreover, this system is independently developed and designed. Although some functions are similar to other similar systems, they are purely for reference and improvement. They are not completely copied and used. There are no infringement issues such as infringement of other people, collective or national interests, and no violation of relevant national laws. So it is legally possible. 2.4 Feasibility analysis conclusion Feasibility study conclusion: feasible. Feasibility study description: Through the analysis of the above aspects, this hotel management system is technically, economically, operationally and legally feasible. 3 System requirements analysis 3.1 System requirements In the investigation and research of various hotels, the requirements of the hotel management system were determined. The two basic functional requirements are implemented, and the information required for various functional modules and work in the entire system is summarized. Because an important concept of this system is that employees basically do not need separate training before they can take up the job, the system should be simple, fast and easy to use for front desk operations, thus reducing the requirements for employees. This system develops a system for front desk personnel and administrators: the services provided by the front desk include registration, login, guest information management, reservation and check-in, check-out and checkout, and room status viewing; for administrators Provides functions such as registration, login, guest information management, booking and check-in, check-out and checkout, checking room status, managing accounts, modifying and adding room information, managing employee information, etc., providing them with a safe and convenient management and operation environment to meet their needs users’ consumption needs and improve the sales efficiency of administrators. (1) The front desk client is the main member of the hotel management staff who handles the hotel's daily affairs operation process. It is limited to logging in, viewing, filling in reservation orders, processing reservation orders, checking in to rooms, and changing rooms. , check guest information, modify guest information, check room status, check out and other functions, the functional requirements are shown in Figure 1:
Figure 1 Use case diagram of front-end client
