SPM 4670

Hai Wang
UML Coursework & Presentation
You are asked to capture the requirements, analyze, and design for the
system your client want to build.
Default system
Your client wants to develop a banking system with online interfaces
for Dukes Bank. Dukes Banking can be used by (i) bank clerks and
administrators to manage customers, their accounts and details, and
record various banking transactions (e.g., depositing, withdrawing etc.)
and (ii) by customers to access account histories and perform
transactions in person or over the Web, where several devises of
mobile (e.g. mobile phone, PDA) or fixed nature (e.g. laptop, PCs) can
be used. Customers can also interact with the online banking system
through ATM terminals connected to the online system to access
account histories and perform transactions. Customer accounts and
transaction information are maintained in databases connected to the
online system.

Analyse the clients requirements stating your own assumptions.

The specification you provide should reflect your clients (e.g.,
Dukes Bank) needs and views. Be precise and concise.

Use Goal-Oriented RE to model the goals in your system-to-be.

Elicit a set of functional and non-functional requirements for the

clients system

Express the functional & non-functional requirements with

a unique ID for easing traceability,
Group your requirements into sensible sets (e.g., user
interface, depositing, etc.),
Prioritise your requirements using the MoSCow criteria.

Identify and document the scope of the first release of your

system in an RUP elaboration sense. Continue the analysis and
design restricted to this release.

Use UML to document the analysis and design of your system to

a professional level. The UML description of your system should
carry at least one diagram from each of the UML modelling
diagrams sketched in Figure 1: you may omit use case diagrams

and merge both deployment/component and state/activity

diagrams. You should follow the format discussed in the lectures
related to UML.

Figure 1. UML Diagrams

Provide an Activity Diagram for your system. Use Forks and

Swim lanes as appropriate. Write down appropriate use
case description(s) for this diagram.
Perform Class Analysis:
Perform noun-verb analysis of your requirements
document; identify the potential classes and
potential operations for these classes using what
discussed in Lectures,
Perform responsibility-driven analysis for the system
to identify potential classes. Derive your CRC (i.e.,
Class, Responsibility, and collaborators)
Produce a first-cut Class Diagram to combine the
consolidated results of using the above two
techniques i.e., noun-verb analysis and
responsibility-driven analysis to obtain classes.
Refine your Class Diagram. This should provide
details on attributes, operations, relationships,
visibility, multiplicity, etc).
Provide Object Diagram(s) for your system.
Provide Sequence Diagrams for three selected scenarios.
Provide Collaboration Diagrams for three selected
scenarios.
Select a subsystem of interest from the described scope:
list the possible states and possible events for this

subsystem. Provide a state diagram which models the

state and events.
Provide a Deployment Diagram.
Your reflection on this coursework.

Requirements:
This exercise will be assessed in two components: a written
report (75 marks) and a presentation (25 marks). Prepare a
summary presentation (15 minutes) covering representative
aspects of your analysis. Reports need to be submitted before
9th March Via email (h.wang10@aston.ac.uk). Use CS4670
Coursework Submission in the email subject heading1. The
presentation will take place on week of 5th March.
Be consistent in using the naming across all your diagrams and
their supporting documentations.
Strive for sensible assumptions and professional modeling.
Make your own judgment in what should be modeled,
documented, and be presented.

Automatic sign in system

Motion detection Camera
Mark out area
Snap and match your picture with database record
Failure to match identity, alert reception
Database

WMPC Task 1
Group

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Criteria

To be confirmed

Comments

Team
(25%)

Design
(25%)

Priorities
(25%)

Questions
(15%)

You identify a project team but dont allocate roles for the
members of your group.
What type of team are you proposing and why?
Why did you identify the functions you did?
The MD should not be the Project Manager.
This needs to be addressed as a priority.
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You suggest a process rather than a design.
This is part of what you will do later. Now you need to
focus on the pool complex.
What basic facilities are needed?
What form will the building take?
10
The bullet points you identify are a start.
You need to be a lot clearer and explicit about each
priority. What do they mean?
Also remember that they need to be something that can
be measured.
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Some fair questions.
1) 250 people as spectators plus a similar number of
swimmers.
2) 2-3 times a month minimum.
3) That is for you to suggest.
4) Sufficient for 200 or so swimmers at a time.

Presentation of
your response
(10%)

Comments

12
A start but you need to develop this a lot further.
Generally clear although a contents slide would have
been helpful.
Try to create an identity for the team / project.
6
Several things to work on.
Make the team structure your priority.
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