$($consultation and updating$)$ are recorded in an access log and can optionally be accompanied

by a printout of the documents for the director.

Question: Give a use case diagram to model the above problem

Exercise $3$: $2$ marks

In a shop, the purchasing procedure is as follows: the customer enters the shop, browses the

items, asking for information or trying them out. If there are enough items in stock, they pick

them up$,$ go to the checkout and pay for their purchases using any means of payment: cash,

bank card or cheque. They may receive a discount on their purchases.

Question: Give the sequence diagram for the "pay for items at cash desk" use case.

CASE STUDY

Academic Year $1444/1445$H$-$ Semester II

Module: CCSW$223-$ PRINCIPLES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Total Marks: $10$

UML Case Study: modelling the static and dynamic views of a system.

Objectives of the UML exercise:

To model the static views of a system.

Modelling the dynamic views of a system

Master the general concepts of the UML language

Define the elements of use case diagrams, class diagram and sequence diagrams

Exercise $1$: $4$ marks

A hotel is made up of at least two rooms. Each room has a bathroom: shower or bathtub. A

hotel accommodates people. It can employ staff and must be headed by a director. We only

know the first and last names of the employees, directors and occupants.

Some people are children and others are adults $($using children to work is prohibited$).$ A hotel

has the following characteristics: an address, a number of rooms and a category.

A room is characterized by the number and beds it contains, its price and its number.

We want to be able to know who is occupying which room on what date. For each day of the

year, we want to be able to calculate the rent for each room based on its price and occupancy

$($the rent is zero if the room is unoccupied$).$ The sum of these rents makes it possible to

calculate the hotel's turnover between two dates.

Question: Give a class diagram to model the hotel problem

Exercise $2$: $4$ marks

A company has set up software to track its products. All the company's staff can consult the

system, either to check that a product exists, or to browse freely through the information. Any

consultation must be preceded by a light authentication in which the person specifies their

name and department. Engineers can carry out several updating operations for products

$($adding$,$ removing, modifying$).$ These operations must be preceded by a more thorough

authentication, in which the engineer specifies his or her name and department and enters a

password, which is verified by contacting the personnel management system. All operations $($consultation and updating$)$ are recorded in an access log and can optionally be accompanied by a printout of the documents for the director.

Question: Give a use case diagram to model the above problem

Exercise $3$: $2$ marks

In a shop, the purchasing procedure is as follows: the customer enters the shop, browses the items, asking for information or trying them out. If there are enough items in stock, they pick them up$,$ go to the checkout and pay for their purchases using any means of payment: cash, bank card or cheque. They may receive a discount on their purchases.

Question: Give the sequence diagram for the "pay for items at cash desk" use case.