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System Analysis and Design for Light-As-Air Ballooning System

Carry out systems analysis and early systems design activities for the Featherless Flight Indoor Parachuting System case study.

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This document provides a system analysis and design for Light-As-Air Ballooning System (LAABS) including stakeholder list, functional and non-functional requirements, use case techniques, class diagram, CRUD matrix, activity diagram, sequence diagram, state machine diagram, and user acceptance test plan.

System Analysis and Design for Light-As-Air Ballooning System

Carry out systems analysis and early systems design activities for the Featherless Flight Indoor Parachuting System case study.

   Added on 2023-04-23

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Running head: SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
System Analysis and Design
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1SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
1. Stakeholders List
Stakeholders Name Brief Description
1. Clients or the customers The client interest in this project is to get the
flight ride and enjoy the ride. They are
interested in this system as they can entertain
themselves.
2. Owner of LAA, Teo Hong The owner wants to make profit out of this
project. They need to get profit from the
project.
3. Senior pilot As they are hired, they are responsible for
customer safety and getting salary from the
company.
4. Staff member or Co-pilot Same as senior pilot. They are responsible for
the safety of the customer.
5. Service engineer Checks the balloon condition.
6. Manufacturers Finds damages and repairs the damages. As
they are external stakeholders, they want to
make profit out of the work they do.
7. Database Administrator Manages data in the system.
8. Third party payment administrator Manages the payment and get paid for
maintaining them.
9. Government This system might get advantageous for the
System Analysis and Design for Light-As-Air Ballooning System_2
2SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
government as they might attract customers.
Table 1: Stakeholder List
2. a) Functional Requirements
1. The Light-As-Air Ballooning System (LAABS) will makes online registration for the
customers.
2. LAABS system will store the details of all the staffs in the database.
3. LAABS system will store the details of available balloon baskets (small and large) in
the inventory.
4. LAABS system will store the detail of bookings along with the customers’ names.
5. LAABS system will handle the payment system done by third party.
6. LAABS system will store the mechanical storage of the balloons.
b) Non-Functional Requirements
1. The LAABS system will alarm to the customers before one month of booking and the
date before the booking.
2. LAABS system will also inform the customer for the cancellation of the flight.
3. LAABS system will keep a notice on the manufacturing materials of the company that
includes basket and the guy-ropes.
4. LAABS system sends the report to the owner of the company containing the
mechanical checks and all the service included in the system.
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3SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
5. Safety of the customers are also maintained by the LAABS system.
6. Two types of experience are offered by the LAABS system.
7. The LAABS system will be secured and all the data will be stored privately in the
database.
8. The customers will able to do online registration with the LAABS system
9. The system will be available for 24x7 days.
3. a) User Goal Technique
Use Case name Brief description
1. Customer Login
The customer needs to login in the system so that they can view
the seat availability of the balloons.
2. Entering the personal
data of the customer
The customer enters the personal details such as the name, address
and phone number of the customer along with the height, weight
and any medical injuries that they will have to provide for booking
the flight.
3. Choosing the balloons
The customer needs to select their balloons as per their
requirement. There are small balloons and large balloons having
seat capacity of 10 and 20 respectively. The customer needs to
choose from them.
4. Make the payment
The customer needs to make the payment as per their selection of
seat in the company.
5. Staff experience The staffs needs to upload their details in the database of the
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