UML Models for Hub Access Subsystem of Gig Work Management System

This report details the UML models for the Hub Access subsystem of the Information Technology Gig Work Management System developed for G!gM@n@g3rs Pty. Ltd. It includes user stories for clients and gigsters, outlining their interaction with the system for tasks such as making queries, submitting gigs, and managing parking spaces. The report also presents a user goal table, use case descriptions, a use case diagram illustrating system functionalities, and a domain model class diagram showing the relationships between key classes like Clients, Gigs, Gigsters, Booking, and Space. The models provide a comprehensive overview of the system's architecture and functionality, focusing on enabling individuals to explore IT development ideas within a structured framework.

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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................2
User Stories......................................................................................................................................2
User Goal Table...............................................................................................................................3
Use Case Description.......................................................................................................................4
Use Case Diagram...........................................................................................................................5
Domain Model Class Diagram........................................................................................................6
Bibliography....................................................................................................................................8

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Introduction
The report has been developed here for the description of the Hub Access sub system of
the Information Technology Gig Work Management System for the G!gM@n@g3rs Pty. Ltd.
The description of the computerized system for supporting the business functionalities of the
organization. The descriptions of the user’s stories, user goals, Use case description and the class
descriptions for the sub system has been described here.
The Hub Access is used for the organization to provide facilities for the individuals who
are looking to explore the ideas for IT development. A website is having been used here for the
organization for providing the individuals with the option to enhance their ideas. The individuals
who are able to carry out the developments would be able to use the services form the
organization. In addition to this, the organization does not permit business in the spaces. Only the
individuals would be allowed to use the services. Hence, the description of the same has been
included in this report.
User Stories
The user stories involve stories from the two types of users who ae involved with the
system the admins and the gigsters. Sanjit and Eric are the ones who are referred to as the admins
of the system. The user stories for the Hub Access System has been provided below:
The user story for the client user group has been described below:
Clients
As a client to the system I would want to make a query and enquire a car space so that I can
get the prices for the reservations.

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Table 1: Clients user story
Source: (created by Author)
The user story for the gigster user group has been described below:
Gigster
As a gigster to the system I would want to create a gig and submit my gig so that I can get
proper support for my gig.
Table 2: Gigster user story
Source: (created by Author)
User Goal Table
The user goals table has been used here for the description of the user goals of the system
has been provided below:
Users User Goals Use Case
Gigsters Developing innovative ideas  Make Gigs
 Submit Gigs
Admin Authorization of request  Check nominations
 Authorize
nominations
 Set Parking Charges
Clients Reservation requests  Register
 Provide details
 Make Query

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 Select Date
 Enquire Parking
Space
Table 3: User goals
Source: (created by Author)
Use Case Description
The use case description of the Hub Access sub system of the Information Technology
Gig Work Management System for the G!gM@n@g3rs Pty. Ltd has been provided below:
Use Case Use Case Description
Make Gigs The gigsters would be able to create ideas and make gigs.
Submit Gigs The gigsters would be able to submit the gigs created by them.
Check Nomination The admins would be able to check the nominations submitted by
the gigsters.
Authorize nominations The admins would be able to authorize the nominations developed
by the gigsters.
Set Parking Charges The admin would be able to set the parking charges for regulations
in the systems.
Register The clients would able to register themselves in the system.
Provide Details The clients would deliver the their details to the system so that they
can be registered in the system.
Make Query The clients would be able to make a query for the space booking in
the system.

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Select Date The date for which the booking is to be done would by selected by
the clients.
Enquire Parking Space The clients would be able to enquire the parking space as well in
the system.
Table 4: Use Case description
Source: (created by Author)
Use Case Diagram

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Figure 1: Use Case Diagram
Source: (created by Author)
Use Case diagram is developed to understand the functionalities of the system which
would be helpful in identifying all the important methods and functionalities of the system. The
main actors of the of the system are identified with this diagram and all the actors who perform
these functionalities. The use case diagram for the Hub Access sub system of the Information
Technology Gig Work Management System for the G!gM@n@g3rs Pty. Ltd has been described
here. The major actors identified in the system are Gigster, Clients, Eric and Sanjit are the main
actors in the system.
Domain Model Class Diagram
Figure 2: Class Diagram

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Source: (created by Author)
The model class diagram are used to describe the classes and the attributes used up in the
system for the description of the major objects of the system. The main methods identified for
the system are also identified using the domain model class diagram. The class has been
developed here for the Hub Access sub system of the Information Technology Gig Work
Management System for the G!gM@n@g3rs Pty. Ltd. The main class identified in the system
are Clients, gigs, gigsters, booking and space. All the main attributes and methods in the system
are identified in this model.

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