Domain Analysis and Use Cases in a Student-Based System
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ContentsPart I: Requirements gathering...................................................................................................................41 Owners view of the system..................................................................................................................42 Identification of the users of the system..............................................................................................5Part II: Domain analysis...............................................................................................................................63 Domain definitions...............................................................................................................................6Domain Scope..........................................................................................................................................64 Identification of domain concepts........................................................................................................7Domain dictionary...............................................................................................................................7Part 111. Behavioral Modelling...................................................................................................................85 Stakeholders.........................................................................................................................................86 Use case summary................................................................................................................................9Online ordering....................................................................................................................................9Inventory management.....................................................................................................................107 Complete use case description...........................................................................................................118 Use case diagram................................................................................................................................129 Activity Diagram.................................................................................................................................134 Structural and dynamic modelling..........................................................................................................1410 Class analysis....................................................................................................................................14Online ordering subsystem................................................................................................................14Online inventory subsystem..............................................................................................................1411 Class diagram....................................................................................................................................1512 sequence diagram................................................................................................................................1613 References............................................................................................................................................17
Table of figuresFigure 1: Use case diagram........................................................................................................................12Figure 2: Activity diagram..........................................................................................................................13Figure 3: Class diagram..............................................................................................................................15Figure 4: Sequence diagram......................................................................................................................16
Part I: Requirements gathering1 Owners view of the systemThe following views give a conceptual view of the owner of the system.Member management Sub-system:•Managing memberships of the cooperative by the managers•Managing member profiles by the members themselvesEvents and stalls management sub-system:•Managing upcoming events by adding, updating or removing event details by the delegated managers•Managing the market stalls by assigning and unassigning to members of the cooperative. This is done by the managersOnline inventory subsystem:•Enabling the members to manage items by adding, updating or removing items.•Enabling the managers to manage items for the members by adding, removing and updating items
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