ITSU2004 Systems Analysis and Design: Allsport Club Case Study Report

This report presents a system analysis and design for the Allsport Club, addressing the club's challenges with its current system. It begins with an introduction outlining the club's issues, including member dissatisfaction due to limited software options. The report identifies key classes within the system, such as Members, Newsletters, Articles, and Reports. It then provides a detailed class diagram illustrating the system's components and their attributes. Use case diagrams demonstrate member registration and article publishing processes. An ER diagram represents the system's components, while a data flow diagram illustrates the information system. Activity diagrams detail article publishing, and interface designs showcase login, membership registration, and report/newsletter reading functionalities. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of system enhancements for smooth business processes, supported by the diagrams and designs presented. The report includes a bibliography of relevant sources.

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Introduction
Allsport is currently a multisport club having thousands of members who takes parts
in several of sport activity that are conducted by this organization. Currently this organization
is facing several of problems as their totals of members are considerably huge and they are
currently having some limited option for the software. Due to this, dissatisfaction among the
members is increasing. For mitigation of these issues, organization has intended to bring
some changes in the existing system. Thus, in this report, the enhancements, which are
required for the system, will be described and the diagrams for the proposed system will be
discussed.
Identification of the classes in the existing system
The classes identified for the system are:
Members, Newsletters, Articles, Advertisements, Reports, Editor and Sports

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Class Diagram
In the above class diagram the whole system has been presented. All the classes
present in the system and each of the attributes of these classes has been presented through
this class diagram. From this proper demonstration of the system has been gained.
Use Case diagrams
The use case diagrams provided in this section are for the description of the
registration of the members in the system and the article publishing in the newsletter.

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Member registration
In the above diagram, the process of member registration for the Allsport organization
has been demonstrated. From the above diagram it has been assessed that first the member
needs to provide their personal details to the system. The users also must provide following
that contact details. Following those details of the users will be stored and membership
number will be assigned. Staffs will store those data and will assign membership number.

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Article publishing
The above diagram demonstrates how the article will be published in the proposed
system. For publishing the article the user will first watch a game and depending on that
article will be created. Then after submission of the article staffs will publish the article.

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ER Diagram
The above ER diagram describes all the components of the current system. Through
the attributes property of the system has been presented.

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Data Flow Diagram
The information system of the AllSport club has been presented in the above data
flow diagram. How the articles is published and newsletter is created has been demonstrated.

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Activity diagram

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On the above activity diagram the process for publishing the article has been
demonstrated. Three main important area of this diagram is staffs, member and administrator.
Interface designs
The functions described with the help of the interface design are:
Login: This page would aid the management and the staffs to log in to the system.
Membership registration: The members would be able to register themselves using this page.\
Read reports: The administrator would be able read the report in this page.
Read Newsletters: The members would be able to read the newsletter in the page.
Login

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Membership Registration
Read Reports

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Read newsletters
Conclusion
From the above discussion it can be concluded that enhancement of the current
system is very much important for the smooth business process of Allsport organization. As it
has been identified that this organization required some improvements in the current context,
proper description of the system becomes very much important in this case. An ER diagram
has been represented here for the proper understanding of the proposed solution. With the ER
diagram data flow diagram has been also presented in this document. Through this data flow
diagram external entities and the flow of the data has been presented in this report. Activity
diagram has been also presented in this report for the proposed system.

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