Software Analysis Design and Architect 2022

Running head: SOFTWARE ANALYSIS, DESIGN, AND ARCHITECTURE
Software Analysis, Design, and Architecture
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Executive Summary
Social services are required particularly for the underdeveloped county to provide support,
cares to orphans, child, and people with disabilities, mental depression and many more. The
intention is to provide the best quality services to meet their needs. The proposed system
allows the administrators to edit services, add new services, staff, and care for the child and
the adults. Each staff in the database is associated with a position that can be added and
modified whenever the need arises. Users can be applied to the services that match their
needs. Staff can be easily checked and update service status easily without having retyped the
information in the database. Most of all, the service and care provided to the child of
Vermont residents, young people and adults, and their progress to monitor their performance.

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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
The values of social service department:-..............................................................................3
Objectives:-............................................................................................................................4
Responsibilities of Vermont Council..........................................................................................4
The social services provided by the Vermont council...........................................................5
The adult services provided by the Vermont council social service department...................6
System design...........................................................................................................................10
1. Use Case Diagram.........................................................................................................10
Use Case Scenario................................................................................................................11
2. Sequence Diagram........................................................................................................12
3. Activity Diagram...........................................................................................................13
4. State Diagram................................................................................................................14
5. Class Diagrams..............................................................................................................15
Conclusion................................................................................................................................16

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References................................................................................................................................17
Introduction
The Vermont council is a social service provider. The service departments have
several responsibilities for providing services. The social service departments focused on the
issues of the people, listening to their problems and prompting users and care about their
interests (Holt-Gosselin & et al, 2016). The services provided by the system helps to plan,
develop and maintain services are provided by the system if any changes required. To
promote partnership and teamwork with various organizations and teams (Finison & et al,
2017). This social service system aims to provide services for the necessities of the person's
situation through the individual assessment. The system should be efficient to deliver services
to support care, monitor communities, enables people to choose a best quality of life and care
for those people who live in homes or with their own family.
Discussion
The values of social service department:-
 to be honest and open
 the system has a clear vision and direction
 the social service department focuses on the people demand, listening to their
problems, promoting employers and cares for interest (Simpatico, 2015)
 the services provided by the department should encourage equality and creativity of
opportunity
 they must develop and plan to provide services for changing the basic needs

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 the department includes all the staffs for shaping and providing quality services
 the service department helps to promote partnership and teamwork between various
people, teams or organizations.
Objectives:-
 to develop a system which should be efficient to provide a prompt response and
enables services so the people or the clients can easily access it
 the system development services and deliver them to the people to meet the basic
needs of minority communities
 this provides a good quality alternative approach for the people so they can live their
life with own families
 provides support and cares for parents
 the system ensures that the vulnerable adults and children are protected, and provide
appropriate services for their welfare.
 provide an environment to working with other organizations, service users and cares
such as private agencies, voluntary organizations and health providers (Baldwin,
2017).
 continually improve their departmental services for the residents of the Vermont
Council
Responsibilities of Vermont Council
 Vermont Council social services offer a wide range of legal responsibilities that
arrange or provide social care and services for individuals to live a comfortable and
happy life.

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 These responsibilities have two main extents – cares for children, services for young
people and care for their family. The social services providing departments of the
Vermont council also provide the cares for adults either by the reason of disability or
age, since they need some assistance for their regular living.
 The aim of this social care council is to provide assistance or special care to maintain,
solve problems and achieve and maintain maximum independence for those people
who are facing personal difficulties and experiencing various family difficulties
(Evans, 2016).
 In addition, the council provides the functionality for registering, inspecting and
generating a report for day-to-day care for the children of different age groups in the
residential homes and also for other young children.
 However, in many situations, the Vermont council will take charges for providing
services and the charges that they will take must be reasonable to pay.
 The departments of social services also work with different groups and partners
within an organization. The support, help, and care that they provided for the young
people, also for their families and children within family services and child services is
the basic principle of the Vermont council (Redmond, 2017). The care and help for
families and children will be considered as the most required things for all times and
the organizations and other departments should ensure the necessities of the child and
adults.
The social services provided by the Vermont council:-
 family support
 child protection

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 short time breaks
 forest care
 youth justice
 adaptations of the home
 residential care
 adaption
 support and care for young people to live a quality life
 equipment’s which helps day-to-day living
 Support, help and cares for adults
 inspection and registration of facilities and helps for under 8 children
The adult services provided by the Vermont council social service department:-
 older people having a physical disability and mental fertility
 people having learning disabilities
 people having mental health care
 people having sensory and/or physical disabilities
 people having AIDS/HIV
Moreover, each person would be able to access the services, request a service,
referred a service to fulfill their needs. The other care for the child, families are also
included in this system (Slavin & Schoech, 2017). In most of the situations, the social
service departments provide helps to the people who are most vulnerable and provides
caress on an urgent basis. The social workers are therapy staff, a consultant involved
in the voluntary organization provides assistance and suggestions to the persons to
meet their basic needs (Bradley & et al, 2016). In general, the service departments

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take charges from the people, with minimum cost for the services arranged to fulfill
their needs and cares.
Requirements
Functional Requirements
 Management and maintenance of each record details related to all clients, cares, plans,
services, payments, social workers and current status of individual clients related to
the social service field.
 Keeps monitoring of individual staffs workloads for their clients on yearly, monthly
or weekly basis.
 Monitoring and updating the database related to the information of adult services,
staff grades details.
 Maintenance of specific assessment including the information related to meetings
with the clients as well as details of services required for the clients.
Non-functional requirements
 The proposed system allows keeps tracks all the information related to service, cares,
clients on a regular basis.
 The system allows the technicians to execute their work along with all available
resources in their disposal.
 The system having the capability to access the information using authorized username
and password.
 The proposed system must having the restriction of accessing confidential data about
their clients as well as also provides restriction to the supervisors and the social
workers for updating their client information.

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System design
1. Use Case Diagram:-
Figure. 1. A use case diagram for an online social service system
(Image source: created by author)

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Use Case Scenario:-
Use Case Name: Login
Use Case 1D: UC_101
Description: Allow users to log into the system with
authorized username and password.
Actor: Clients, Admin
Organizational benefits: Allows clients to access login to the Vermont
Council Social Service System and they can
access the benefits provided by the system.
Frequency of Use: Every time clients can use it to login
themselves.
Triggers: Allows clients to login to the system.
Preconditions: Service records must exists, procedure must
exists.
Post-conditions: A client can register itself to the Vermont
Council Social Service system
Use Case Name: Registration
Use Case ID: UC_102
Description: Allows users to registering for social services
after successfully login to the system. Also
allows user to register to the system to create,

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view and update services.
Actor: Client
Organizational benefits: The system saves all the clients registration
details
Frequency of Use: Every time a user can register into the system
after successfully login
Triggers: Clients can book a service for himself
Preconditions: Clients must exists and care and facilities must
exits for requested services.
Post-conditions: A service request must be create.
A transaction must be created for the service
payment.
Use Case Name: Place service request
Use Case ID: UC_103
Description: Allows user to request for a services to fulfil
their needs and update accordingly.
Actor: Client
Organizational benefits: This will help to meet the objective of the
service system.
Frequency of Use: Every time a client can check and book a
service after register into the system.
Triggers: Clients can book a service, care from various

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services provided by the system.
Preconditions: Client must exists and view all the service
type, choose service type
Post-conditions: Service and service type must be created.
A transaction must be created for the service
payment.
Use Case Name: Payment
Use Case ID: UC_104
Description: Allows user to book a services, care for young
people, child or adults with minimum payment
facility.
Actor: Client, Organizational Staff
Organizational benefits: The Vermont council will add more services,
care and benefits to the system.
Frequency of Use: While the client register himself and book a
service.
Triggers: Register client can select services and made
payment
Preconditions: Allows clients to book a service provided by
the Vermont Council Social Service System.
Post-conditions: The system must generate a confirmation

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message to the client.
Use Case Name: Register complain
Use Case ID: UC_105
Description: Allows user to make a complaint or comment
if they have any suggestions to improve the
Vermont Council Social Services.
Actor: Client
Organizational benefits: This allows the clients to put their suggestions
that will help to improve the social services
provided by the Vermont Council.
Frequency of Use: Every time a user can see the comments,
complaints of other and update their own
thoughts.
Triggers: Register clients select the complaint option to
put a suggestion
Preconditions: System must consists of the registered clients
Post-conditions: Clients must put a suggestion to improve the
social services.

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2. Sequence Diagram:-
Figure. 2. Sequence diagram for the online social service system
(Image source: created by author)

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3. Activity Diagram:-
Figure. 3. Activity diagram for online social service system
(Image source: created by author)

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4. State Diagram:-
Figure. 4. The state diagram for the online social service system
(Image source: created by author)

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5. Class Diagrams:-
Figure. 5. Class diagram for the online social service system
(Image source: created by author)

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Conclusion
From the above study, it can be concluded that the Vermont council required to maintain a
system that effectively works on different prospective to meet their goal. The service
facilities they provide to the children and other people will enable people to independently
live their life. The service departments of the Vermont council provide the best quality
services to the people with minimum charges that people have the ability to pay. Also, the
service department will arrange various social care services for young people and people with
disabilities. Therefore, the system should implement all the details to provide the best
quality services to the clients to continually improve the services and cares to the residents of
the Vermont council.

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Curry, L. A. (2016). Variation in health outcomes: the role of spending on social
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Redmond, B. (2017). Reflection in action: Developing reflective practice in health and social
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