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Chemist Service Group Information Systems Development

To apply object-oriented methodology for analysis of information systems development in a case study.

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This article discusses the development of information systems for Chemist Service Group, including requirements gathering, domain analysis, and behavioral modeling.

Chemist Service Group Information Systems Development

To apply object-oriented methodology for analysis of information systems development in a case study.

   Added on 2023-06-03

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Chemist Service Group Information Systems Development
CHEMIST SERVICE GROUP INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
By (Student names)
[Course Name]
[Lecture Name]
[University Name]
[City where the university is located]
[Date]
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Chemist Service Group Information Systems Development
Table of Contents
Part I. Requirements Gathering.......................................................................................................3
Owner’s view for the system.......................................................................................................3
Identification of the Users of the system.....................................................................................4
Business users..........................................................................................................................4
Information System users........................................................................................................4
Part II: Domain Analysis.................................................................................................................4
Domain definitions......................................................................................................................4
Domain scope..............................................................................................................................4
Identification of the domain concepts..........................................................................................5
Part III: Behavioural Modelling.......................................................................................................6
Identification of Stakeholders of the whole system.....................................................................6
Use case summary for product sales and Inventory Management subsystems...........................7
Use case summary for customer ordering sub-system................................................................8
Use case diagram for the Product sale subsystem.......................................................................9
Activity diagram for the Product sale........................................................................................10
Part IV: Structural and Dynamic Modelling..................................................................................11
Classes for the product sales and Inventory Management subsystems.....................................11
Class diagram for the product sale subsystem...........................................................................11
Sequence diagram for the process of a customer selecting products.........................................12
Reference.......................................................................................................................................13
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CENTRAL WAREHOUSE
SUB-SYSTEM
-Add new products.
-Request new stock from
suppliers.
-Update delivered order to the
sales store.
MANAGEMENT SUB-SYSTEM
-Analysing the sales
-Analysing customer behaviour.
-Forecasting products demand.
-Analysing procurement and order-decisions.
SALES STORE SUB-SYSTEM
-online stock balance checking
-ordering some products online.
-updating received stock online.
ONLINE ORDERING SUB-SYSTEM
-Online ordering.
-Registrations/sign-up.
-Providing new products information.
-Helps launching different promotions
-Reduces the total cost of marketing
Owner’s view of
Chemist service
Chemist Service Group Information Systems Development
Part I. Requirements Gathering
Owner’s view for the system
(Wixom, 2016).
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Chemist Service Group Information Systems Development
Identification of the Users of the system
Business users
Main users: Suppliers, Managers, Customers.
Operational users: Employees, Promotion team.
Information System users
Main users: IT managers, System developers.
Operational users: Database developers, Payment service providers.
Part II: Domain Analysis
Domain definitions
1. Users registration
2. Users login
3. Manager products check-up
4. Manager products ordering
5. Manager products updating
6. Manager customers analysis
7. Customers membership registration
8. Customers online ordering
9. Customer credit card payment
Domain scope
Chemist Services
Domain Definitions & Scope
Domain Scope Outline
Users
registration
The users of the system must register using unique username and password
in
Order to access the system.
Users login In order the users to perform any transaction s/he should login using
username
And password to access the system features.
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