Collin’s Car parking system Assignment

Running head: COLLIN’S CAR PARKING SYSTEM
COLLIN’S CAR PARKING SYSTEM
Name of Student
Name of University
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Table of Contents
Overview of Collin’s Car Parking...................................................................................................2
Use case & Sequence Diagram of Customer Registration Process.................................................3
Use case & Sequence Diagram of Payment Process.......................................................................6
Use case & Sequence Diagram of Ticket Generation Process........................................................9
Summary........................................................................................................................................11
Bibliography..................................................................................................................................12

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Overview of Collin’s Car Parking
Colin’s car parking system is one of the popular cars parking organisation based in
Melbourne. It operates over 20 car parks in the city of Melbourne CBD. The enterprise has
decided to upgrade their services and want to shift to smart devices, in this way they can
facilitate the customers and can gain competitive advantage. The car parking system should
provide several services like the ticket generation, records maintenance, payments. As per
requirements the system must provide several advantages and in the documentation, the three
most essential aspects have been showcased. The first step is to set up a suitable customer
registration procedures. The customer will register and through their account they can gather all
the details of the customers. They can be able to mitigate the issues of entering the customer data
again and again, thus the new system will mitigate the issue of data duplication. The second step
or the second functionality helps the customer to generate the tickets online and other necessary
actions. The third step or the third functionality involves the generation of ticket as per demands
of the customers.
The three functionalities defined in the use case scenario and in the sequence diagram
helps to understand the procedures and the steps involved fore successfully accomplishing the
project activities. All the diagrams have been drawn using MS Visio Software and the report
states all the useful description related to the diagrams drawn. At the end, the summary of the
project has been illustrated along with a bibliography section. The most important fact of the
report is that the language has been kept simple throughout so that everyone can identify the
technical aspects of the project. The stakeholders currently undertaking the project can have the

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idea about the entire project going through the documentation of the project as well as the
diagrams.
Use case & Sequence Diagram of Customer Registration Process
Figure 1: Use Case of Collin’s Registration Process

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(Source: Created by Author)
Figure 2: Sequence Diagram of Collin’s Registration Process
(Source: Created by Author Using MS VISIO)
The diagram drawn above signifies the registration process of the customers into the
server of Collins. The diagram has demonstrated the customers as the external stakeholders of
the organisation. The advanced system will prevent the customers to verify themselves again and
again. The latest approach taken by Collins has been demonstrated in the diagram and this
approach will facilitate the customers to book parking slot for themselves very easily and
smoothly. Moreover, the customers will get the opportunity for the perks and this facility is
being offered by the enterprises. The system can be used by the customers those who want to use
only for the parking purpose. The registers simply will have to register with the system first, then

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will have to login. After the login they can enjoy their services. The diagram has been described
elaborately in the below two paragraphs.
First of all, the diagram defines the interface which the customers can view after getting
into the website or the application of the Collin’s park system. The website will prompt the user
to register or login. The customers who are already registered with Collins can simply get into
the system of Collins and can enjoy their service. The customers who are new will have to
register first with system or the website. The very first step involves the registration process
where the customers who are using the Collins service for the first time will be redirected to the
‘Registration’ page. The customers or the users will provide all the credentials or the personal
details. The details which the customers will have to enter are- ‘Name of User’, ‘Email Id’,
‘Sex’ and ‘Date of Birth’. The customers have the flexibility to choose the parking place and
they also have the opportunity to choose the mode of services they want (monthly, weekly,
daily). Moreover, the mode of services will highlight the message ‘Permanent registered
customers will be offered suitable parking stop’. Initially all the details are filed and after that
the customers click the submit button. After that the validation of the users’ data, a ticket is
generated at the interface. The system UI or the interface shows the login page where the users
will have to enter the login details. After the customers enter the login details, those login details
are verified by the administrator system, then the administrator give ticket generation to the
System UI. The users’ data collected are then saved in the enterprise database. After the
completion of the login details, the user can be able to get into the system of Collins and can
enjoy the services of the Collins enterprise.
The major players of the subsystem are the users or the customers, the administrators,
system user interface and the screen registration. Several communications take place under the

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deemed scenario and the communications are done between the user and the system UI, server
and system UI, administrators and the database and the administrators and the server. The key
procedures are the request registration page, the page where the customers can enter the basic
input details and the page where the user will provide the login details. The organisational server,
database and system UI and the administrators are all responsible to validate the details of the
customers, to cite the availability of login and saving the details in the server.
Use case & Sequence Diagram of Payment Process
Figure 3: Use Case of Collin’s Payment Process
(Source: Created by Author Using MS VISIO)

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Figure 4: Sequence Diagram of Collin’s Payment Process
(Source: Created by Author Using MS VISIO)
The Collin’s system payment procedures demands special attention as it is one of the
important process and it extends to three primary functionalities from the enterprises and the
customers to the bank or the payment gateway owners. Moreover, the payment alternatives that
are explained as part of the service extend. From the card payment to the payment gateway and
others for the comfort of the customers which increases the complexity of the process. Both the
sequence diagram and the use case diagram have been showcased above and along with that the
processes shown in the diagrams have been elaborated in details in the paragraphs below.
The post selection of the ticket validity type will identify the timeline for the validity of
the registered system and that information will be sent to the payment attribute of the system.

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Thereafter, the system will ask to select the type of the payment mode the user wants to make for
the payment processing and the user will select one of the option for making the payment.
Further extension will be implemented for the payment mode as per the card type user wants to
use for the payment processing. The payment gateway of the bank will pop up for the payment
processing and the, calculated amount will be deducted from the bank account of the user. A
notification will be sent to the user about the booking confirmation of the ticket including the
validity of the ticket and an automating processed slip will be generated from the system.
The primary actors in this subsystem are the customer and the admin of the system. The
major process in this subsystem includes the acceptance of the payment mode and bank
processing for the deduction of the payment. Secondary actor of this subsystem is the bank for
the processing of the payment.

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Use case & Sequence Diagram of Ticket Generation Process
Figure 5: Use Case of Collin’s Ticket Generation Process
(Source: Created by Author Using MS VISIO)

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Figure 6: Sequence Diagram of Collin’s Ticket Generation Process
(Source: Created by Author Using MS VISIO)
The above sequence diagram demonstrates the different commands exchanged between
the system and the user for the ticket generations that will be empowering the operational
activities related to this. The user will enter the login credentials for entering the system and
login function will be processed, thereafter analyzing the validity of the user account, the user
will enter the system for availing the services. The ticket system will get the notification from the
system about the user validity and provide the user with the option of service selection to the
system UI, the ticket selection will be made by the user, and the ticket will be generated and pop

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up will appear to the user for the selection of the ticket type. The selection of the ticket type will
forward the command to the payment processing mode and further function will trigger only
after the payment processing. After the payment processing, the ticket will be processed with a
notification of the processing that will be notified to the admin. The admin will further pass the
command of post ticket and the ticket will be printed.
Summary
The above paper presents the interactive design of the Collin’s parking system that can
allow the individuals to park their cars in the specified parking spaces in automated manner. This
paper describes the new and innovative approach that can allow the automation of the car
parking facilities within the twenty car parks in Melbourne CBD. The proposed system is
capable of handling the entire daily operational activities those could be managed including from
the ticket booking, early space booking and the payment section and thus, contributing in the
innovative delivery of the automation in the car parking system. This paper discussed the various
system sequence and commands those will be processed by the system for delivering the needed
operations. The visual representation discusses the steps those will be processed by the system
for delivering necessary output. Ticket booking, ticket selection, and payment processing have
been considered as the fully use case developed scenarios and based on them, the sequences
diagrams have been proposed in this paper. The proposed diagrams are capable of demonstrating
the functioning and operating of the Collin’s car parking system in manner to emphasize the
effective and efficient delivery of the output of the proposed system.

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