Peer Assessment of UML Diagram for Enrolment and Timetabling System

Running head: ONE – PEER ASSESSMENT OF UML DIAGRAM
ONE – PEER ASSESSMENT OF UML DIAGRAM
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note

1ONE – PEER ASSESSMENT OF UML DIAGRAM
The main aim of the report is to describe the importance of newly developed enrolment
system. The enrolment system will also include the timetabling system. The system is going to
be developed within the university so that it becomes easy to store essential information within
the system. The main focus of this report is to provide a peer assessment for the UML diagram of
my classmates. In this assessment the UML diagram will be assessed effectively so that each
component can be analyzed properly. In the scenario it has been observed that with the help of
enrollment system it will become easy to enable students with appropriate teachings staffs and
suitable courses. Apart from this the system will also allow the students to choose suitable
timetable for continuing with the classes. From the UML diagram it can be observed that there
are four major actors that are the program director, time table, teaching staff and student. These
are the main actor that is being developed in the UML. However after analyzing the case study it
can be stated that there is a need to include an actor as system that will focus on setting the basic
requirements. The developed UML diagram my classmate is well developed and contains all the
necessary points.
According to the UML diagram the actor program director is responsible for getting
logged in to the system. They are the only people who are allowed to monitor student progress.
The program director is also allowed to monitor the student details that are entered within the
system. The developed UML diagram contains all the necessary components. On the other hand
the program director is responsible for allocating the classes to teaching staff. The last function
that can be performed by the program director is to get logged out from the system once all the
necessary activities are being performed. Each actor will be allowed to get logged in within the
system before accessing the functions of the system. In the diagram my classmate has described
all the major components so that it becomes easy to identify the functionality. The time table