Tour Management System: Class, Sequence, and Communication Diagrams

This project presents a comprehensive analysis of a tour management system, utilizing Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams to illustrate its structure, behavior, and interactions. The assignment begins with a detailed class diagram, providing a static view of the system's components, including Clerical Assistant, Tour Leader, Tour, Venue, Customer, and Driver, and their respective attributes and relationships. Following this, a communication diagram is presented to visualize the object interactions and message flow within the system, particularly focusing on the 'Record New Tour' use case. Subsequently, a sequence diagram is provided to depict the chronological order of operations and interactions between the Clerical Assistant and the Tour Management System. The diagrams were developed using 'Enterprise Architect'. The evaluation section discusses the use of Enterprise Architect as a design tool, highlighting its features for software development, including its role in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), its ability to manage project complexity, and its support for UML diagrams. The analysis demonstrates the utility of UML diagrams in the early stages of software development, emphasizing their role in defining system requirements, determining the reliability of specifications, and facilitating efficient software development processes. Finally, the project references relevant literature to support the analysis and design choices.