The assignment content discusses systems analysis and design, specifically focusing on class diagrams, decision tables, and activity diagrams. It outlines the process of emergency call handling and dispatching a response team, including assigning priority to each case based on inputs given during the call. The decision table helps assign priority by checking various parameters.

Solve ICT231 Systems Analysis and Design assignment from Murdoch University, featuring a brief solution on decision tables, activity diagrams, and class diagrams for emergency call management.

System Design for Emergency Response

The emergency response system, ERIS, assigns grades to response teams based on their qualifications and capabilities. Grade 1 teams are basic life support, Grade 2 are advanced life support, and Grade 3 are critical care teams. The dispatch process involves finding available teams that meet the emergency's priority category, with a preference for teams with lower grades. Response teams work in shifts, and their availability is tracked to ensure only qualified teams are dispatched to emergencies. Upon arrival at an emergency scene, EMTs record patient information and treatment details using field notebooks, which will eventually be replaced by handheld devices. ERIS also generates reports for management, including exception reports for ongoing emergency responses, patient care records, and weekly summaries of emergency responses attended to by each base station.

System Design for Emergency Response

End of preview

EMT Team Dispatching

System Design for Emergency Response

End of preview

EMT Team Dispatchinglg...

EMT Team Dispatching