University Project: CSE2ISD - Information Systems Development 2017

This project report, submitted for the CSE2ISD Information Systems Development course, details the development of an artisans cooperative system. It begins with requirements gathering from the system owner and users, followed by a domain analysis outlining functions, scope, and concepts. The report then delves into behavioral modeling, identifying stakeholders, actors, and use cases for online ordering and inventory management. Use case diagrams and activity diagrams visually represent system processes. Structural and dynamic modeling includes class and sequence diagrams. The project covers various aspects of information systems development, providing a comprehensive analysis of the system's design and functionality. The project also includes a bibliography for references used.

Running head: INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
CSE2ISD – Information Systems Development
2017 Semester 2 Assignment
Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
Author Note

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Tasks [120 marks total]
I. Requirements Gathering [15 marks]
1. System owner’s view
2. Business and Information Systems Users
The main users of the system are:
 Members of the cooperative society
 Customers for the co-operative society
 Accountant of the co-operative society
 Artists that create the product
II. Domain Analysis [20 marks]
3. Domain Functions
Artisans Cooperative
Domain Scope
Domain Scope Outline
Management
committee
 Management of contributor membership
 Management of market stalls
 Management of events

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Potential
Customers
 Viewing products
 Buying products
 Checkout
 Payment via PayPal
Financial
Department
 Generating the sales report
 Handling the financial affairs and taxation with ATO
4. Domain Concepts
Artisans Cooperative
Domain Dictionary
Name Type Description
Management
committee
Business
roles
The members of the co-operative society form the core of the
management committee. They are responsible for the management of
the inventory and also the management of the website
Potential Customers Functions The customers are one of the main stakeholders of the system. They
can view the products, select them and also purchase them.
Financial Affairs Roles The financial department handles the taxation of the company and also
the affairs that are related to the company. they also handle all the
financial affairs that are related to the company.

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III. Behavioural Modelling [45 marks]
5. Stakeholders
Artisans Cooperative
Stakeholders & Actors
Name Description
Members The members are the internal stakeholders for the system. They are the ones who are
within the co-operative and also they are ones that are responsible for various type of
tasks that are to be performed by the co-operative.
Managers The senior members are the ones that form the core of the management committee.
They are responsible for the management of the different areas of the co-operative and
also they are responsible with the transaction procedures to some extent.
Customers The customers are one of the main stakeholders of the system. They can view the
products, select them and also purchase them.
Artists The artist contributes to the co-operative society with their products. They receive the
money for selling their product from the co-operative in return.
6. Use Case Summary
Artisans Cooperative
Online Ordering: Use Case Summary
ID Name Description Actors
1. View product The customers are able to view the product Customer
2. View Artists The customers are able to view the artists Customer, Artists
3. View Categories The customers are able to view the categories. Customer
4. Add to shopping
Cart
The products are added to the shopping cart by the
customers.
Customer
5. Checkout The customers can easily checkout after selection of
the product.
Customer
6. Select Payment
Option
The customers is able to select the mode of
payment
Customer
7. Make Payment The customer makes the payment Customer
8. Update Inventory The inventory is updated by the members Member
9. Email Notification The manager sends the notification Manager

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Artisans Cooperative
Inventory Management: Use Case Summary
ID Name Description Actors
1. Registration The registration of the member are done by the
manager
Member, Manager
2. General Duties The general duties are performed by the members. Member
3. Setting up Stalls The stalls are set up by the members Member
4. Updating Inventory The members update the inventory Member
5. Taking Payment The members receive payments Member
6. Preparing Delivery The members prepare the delivery of the products. Member
7. Membership fee
payment
The member pay the Membership fees. Member, Manager
8. Market Stalls The members sets up the stalls for the market Member
9. Events The events are organized by the members Member
10. Maintaining Profile The profiles are managed by the members
themselves
Member
11. Updating Inventory The products are updated by the members Member
12. Responding to order The members respond to the orders Member
13. Sending the sales
report
The manager sends the sales report. Manager
14. Combing the sales
report
The manager combines the sales report. Manager

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7. online inventory being manually updated after a market stall
Use Case: Updating Inventory
ID: 4.
Scope: Managing Market Stalls
Priority: High
Summary: The online inventory is updated by the members of the organization. the management of
the market stalls also come under the responsibility of the members of the organization.
Primary Actor: Member
Supporting Actors: Family members of the members of the co-operative
Stakeholders: Members, Customers
Generalization: General Duties
Include: General Duties
Extend: Setting Up Stalls
Precondition: Records are present in the inventory
Trigger: Product is purchased from the inventory
Normal Flow: Set up of stalls
Sub-Flows: Product is purchased
Alternate Flow/
Exceptions:
The product is deleted
Post-Condition: The inventory is updated, Taking Payments
Non-Behavioral
Requirements:
The updated inventory is ready for the customers to view
Open Issues: The updating inventory has three functions : on adding/deleting, on purchase.
Source: Created by Author
Author:
Revision & Date

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8. Use Case Diagram

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9. Activity Diagram

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IV. Structural and Dynamic Modelling [40 marks]
10. Classes
Artisans Cooperative
Online Ordering: Preliminary Class Candidates
Class Responsibilities Use Cases
Member  Accepting orders
 Updating inventory
 Delivering orders
 Accept Orders
 Order Delivery
 Update Inventory
Customer  Purchasing products
 Making Payment
 View products
 View Products
 Add to Cart
 Make Payments
 View Artists
Artist  Making products
Product  Artists make the products
Manager  Sends notifications
 Registers the members
 Combine the sales report
 Combine sales report
 Registration
 Send email
Artisans Cooperative
Inventory Management: Preliminary Class Candidates
Class Responsibilities Use Cases
Member  Deleting Product
 Registration
 Update Inventory
 Adding Product
 Registration
 Delete Product
 Add product
 Update Inventory
Manager  Manage Funding
 Sending notification
 Register the members
 Manage Funding
 Send Email Notifications
 Register members

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11. Class Diagram

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12. Sequence Diagram

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Bibliography
Binti, D.F., 2016. Inventory Management System (Doctoral dissertation, East West University).
Kumar, G.A., Anzil, A., Ashik, K., James, A.T. and Ashok, J.K., 2017. Effective Inventory Management
system through selective inventory control. Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research, 3(6).
Laudon, K.C. and Laudon, J.P., 2016. Management information system. Pearson Education India.
Ozguven, E.E. and Ozbay, K., 2013. A secure and efficient inventory management system for
disasters. Transportation research part C: emerging technologies, 29, pp.171-196.
Paul Singh, H. and Hahn Winther, K., 2017. Inventory Management System (Doctoral dissertation).