CHEMEXEC Information System Design

This Systems Design Report focuses on the development of a new information system for CHEMEXEC. It includes detailed documentation such as sequence diagrams illustrating interactions between system components, a class diagram outlining the system's structure, and a deployment strategy emphasizing parallel implementation. The report also covers security measures, a database schema (ERD), risk management strategies, and a reflection on the team's contributions.

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Systems Design Report Part B
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Table of Contents
1. Sequence Diagram:......................................................................................................................2
2. Class Diagram:............................................................................................................................5
3. Deployment:................................................................................................................................5
4. Security:.......................................................................................................................................6
5. Database Schema:........................................................................................................................7
6. Risk Management:.......................................................................................................................7
7. Reflection:....................................................................................................................................8
Bibliography:...................................................................................................................................9

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1. Sequence Diagram:
Figure 1: Enter New Order Sequence Diagram

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(Source: Created by Author)
Figure 2: Create Case Manifest Sequence Diagram
(Source: Created by Author)

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Figure 3: Sequence Diagram of Record Order Fulfilment
(Source: Created by Author)

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2. Class Diagram:
Figure 4: CHEMEXEC Organization Class Diagram
(Source: Created by Author)
3. Deployment:
The deployment of the new information system within CHEMEXEC has three audiences
such as the end user, operational employees and maintenance staff. The end users will be using

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the GUI of the system to make use of system functions and features. On the other hand, the
operational employees will be running the application after it is in production. These audiences
are currently using an existing system within CHEMEXEC for a very long time. Thus parallel
deployment may be the best way of deploying the system. It will allow the organization to
switchback to old system if anything goes wrong. This will allow the post implementation
process with better quality. The development release of an application after each iteration is a
great way of controlling the deployment strategy. The parallel strategy will be supporting the
system deployment through providing various options to the project manager.
4. Security:
The authorization is the way of verifying whether the user have access to particular asset
of the system. Authorization can be the best of securing the access to the device. This will allow
the system to have users that are restricted to a very small amount of access, on the other hand
the admins will be provided with a high amount of authority over the system. The authentication
technique, on the other hand, is the process of restricting the access to the system. This will be
done through implementing a verification application within the system. The users will have
different unique id to login to the system. If the provided id matches with the one stored in
system, then only access to the device will be granted. Recognizing the MAC address of the
system and checking if any new device is used for connecting to the system is the way of
protecting the data being transmitted to the foreign devices.

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5. Database Schema:
Figure 5: CHEMEXEC Organization Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
(Source: Created by Author)
6. Risk Management:
Potential Risk Likelihood Impact Countermeasure
Additional cost of Medium Medium Minimize

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implementation
Not meeting the
predefined deadline of
project delivery
High High Minimize
Inadequate allocation
of resource through
Medium High Prevent
Less support from
stakeholder than
required
Medium High Minimize
Inappropriate
scheduling
Medium Medium Prevent
7. Reflection:
As a member of the group I was responsible for carrying out various activities to
complete the project within time and with quality. I have done the UML diagrams like, sequence
diagram and class diagram. As the class diagram and database schema needed to be matched as
per attribute standard, I have helped my team members to realize the attributes of the ERD or
Entity Relationship Diagram. The risk management part has been done by us all. Designing the
network diagram was a tricky task and I have design the basic layout of the network diagram,
upon which the whole diagram has been generated.

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