Create an Enterpise architectural model for the following enterprise: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q4) 1st 2021-2022". 1. Identify the Business, Application, and Technology layers in Table format: a. The Business Strategic objectives, Actors, Units, Services, Functions, and Processes. b. The Application components, services, functions, and processes. c. The Technology components services, functions, and processes. A college library supports searching, borrowing, and book-maintenance activities. The library supports searching by title, author, keywords, and ISBN. Searching the library's collection database should be available on LAN based terminals in the library and available to borrowers online via a library management system (LMS) hosted in a windows web server. Concerning the borrowing activities, If the borrowed book is checked out, a valid borrower is allowed to request the book to be returned. When the book has been checked back in, the borrower requesting the book is notified of the book's availability through an SMS sent to the borrower's mobile phone. The borrowing activities are built around checking books out and returning books by borrowers. There are three types of borrowers: students, faculty or staff, and guests. If the borrower is a student, LMS checks with the registrar's student database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a faculty or staff member, LMS checks with the personnel office's employee database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a guest, the ID card is checked against the library's own borrower database. If the ID card is valid, the system must also check to determine whether the borrower has any overdue books or unpaid fines. If the ID card is invalid, the borrower has overdue books, or the borrower has unpaid fines, the LMS must reject the borrower's request to check out a book, otherwise the borrower's request should be honored. If a book is checked out, the LMS must update the library's collection database to reflect the book's new status. Every Monday, the library sends reminder e-mails to borrowers who have overdue books. If a book is overdue more than two weeks, the borrower is assessed a fine. Depending on how long the book remains overdue, the borrower can be assessed additional fines every Monday. The book-maintenance activities deal with adding and removing books from the library's book collection. This requires a library manager to add remove the book logically through the LMS and physically. Books being purchased by the library or books being returned in a damaged condition cause these activities: If a book is damaged when it is returned and it needs to be removed from the collection, the last borrower will be assessed a fine. However, if the book can be repaired, depending on the cost of the repair, the borrower might not be assessed a fine. Create an Enterpise architectural model for the following enterprise: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q5) 1st 2021-2022". . 1. Design the Business, Application, and Technology models, using ArchiMate modeling notations.. 1. The Business Strategic objectives, Actors, Units, Services, Functions, and Processes. 2. The Application components, services, functions, and processes. 3. The Technology components services, functions, and processes. 2. Save and submit your work in PDF/JPG format. ) A college library supports searching, borrowing, and book-maintenance activities. The library supports searching by title, author, keywords, and ISBN. Searching the library's collection database should be available on LAN based terminals in the library and available to borrowers online via a library management system (LMS) hosted in a windows web server. Concerning the borrowing activities, If the borrowed book is checked out, a valid borrower is allowed to request the book to be returned. When the book has been checked back in, the borrower requesting the book is notified of the book's availability through an SMS sent to the borrower's mobile phone. The borrowing activities are built around checking books out and returning books by borrowers. There are three types of borrowers: students, faculty or staff, and guests. If the borrower is a student, LMS checks with the registrar's student database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a faculty or staff member, LMS checks with the personnel office's employee database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a guest, the ID card is checked against the library's own borrower database. If the ID card is valid, the system must also check to determine whether the borrower has any overdue books or unpaid fines. If the ID card is invalid, the borrower has overdue books, or the borrower has unpaid fines, the LMS must reject the borrower's request to check out a book, otherwise the borrower's request should be honored. If a book is checked out, the LMS must update the library's collection database to reflect the book's new status. Every Monday, the library sends reminder e-mails to borrowers who have overdue books. If a book is overdue more than two weeks, the borrower is assessed a fine. Depending on how long the book remains overdue, the borrower can be assessed additional fines every Monday. The book- maintenance activities deal with adding and removing books from the library's book collection. This requires a library manager to add remove the book logically through the LMS and physically. Books being purchased by the library or books being returned in a damaged condition cause these activities: If a book is damaged when it is returned and it needs to be removed from the collection, the last borrower will be assessed a fine. However, if the book can be repaired, depending on the cost of the repair, the borrower might not be assessed a fine. Create an Activity model (Application layer) for the following "Borrow Books" Use Case from the Use-Case Description: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q6) 1st 2021-2022". . Normal Flow of Events: 1. The Borrower brings books to the Librarian at the checkout desk. 2. The Borrower provides Librarian their ID card. 3. The Librarian checks the validity of the ID Card. If the Borrower is a Student Borrower, Validate ID Card against Registrar's DB. If the Borrower is a Faculty/Staff Borrower, Validate ID Card against Personnel DB. If the Borrower is a Guest Borrower, Validate ID Card against Library's Guest DB. If the ID Card is invalid, the book request is rejected. 4. The Librarian checks whether the Borrower has any overdue books and/or fines. If the Borrower either has overdue books, fines, or both, the book request is rejected. 5. The Borrower checks out the books. Create a Sequence model (Application layer) for the following Borrow Books Use case for Students with a valid ID and No Overdue Books or Fines from the Use-Case Description: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q7) 1st 2021-2022". Normal Flow of Events: 1. The Borrower brings books to the Librarian at the checkout desk. 2. The Borrower provides Librarian their ID card. 3. The Librarian checks the validity of the ID Card. If the Borrower is a Student Borrower, Validate ID Card against Registrar's DB. If the Borrower is a Faculty/Staff Borrower, Validate ID Card against Personnel DB. If the Borrower is a Guest Borrower, Validate ID Card against Library's Guest DB. 4. The Librarian checks whether the Borrower has any overdue books and/or fines. 5. The Borrower checks out the books. Alternate/Exceptional Flows: 4a. The ID Card is invalid, the book request is rejected. 5a. The Borrower either has overdue books, fines, or both, the book request is rejected. Create a BPMN model (1) (Application layer) of the following Application scenario: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q8) 1st 2021-2022".. A housing system is run by the campus housing service which helps students find apartments. Apartment owners complete information forms (Add a rental unit/Delete Apartment) about the available/vacant rental units based on three criterions: (Distance from campus, Number of bedrooms, Monthly rent), which are then entered into a database. These criteria can be used individually or by any combination of the three. Students can Search Available Rental Units via the Web to find apartments that meet their needs (e.g., a two-bedroom apartment for $400 or less per month within 100 meters of campus) and contact the apartment owners directly to see the apartment and possibly rent it. Create a BPMN model (2) (Business layer) of the following Business scenario: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q9) 1st 2021-2022".. The company's sales department receives an order from a buyer, while the finance department checks the buyer's credit, and sends him/her an invoice when the order is fulfilled by the warehouse department. The order is considered complete if the buyer's credit is sufficient, or the goods are in stock, otherwise the order fails, and the invoice isn't sent. To fulfill the order, the warehouse department checks the availability of the order in the stock then allows to pick and then ship the order if it is available otherwise it is considered out of stock. In either case, the invoice is sent, and the order is considered complete, otherwise the order is failed. Create an Enterpise architectural model for the following enterprise: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q4) 1st 2021-2022". 1. Identify the Business, Application, and Technology layers in Table format: a. The Business Strategic objectives, Actors, Units, Services, Functions, and Processes. b. The Application components, services, functions, and processes. c. The Technology components services, functions, and processes. A college library supports searching, borrowing, and book-maintenance activities. The library supports searching by title, author, keywords, and ISBN. Searching the library's collection database should be available on LAN based terminals in the library and available to borrowers online via a library management system (LMS) hosted in a windows web server. Concerning the borrowing activities, If the borrowed book is checked out, a valid borrower is allowed to request the book to be returned. When the book has been checked back in, the borrower requesting the book is notified of the book's availability through an SMS sent to the borrower's mobile phone. The borrowing activities are built around checking books out and returning books by borrowers. There are three types of borrowers: students, faculty or staff, and guests. If the borrower is a student, LMS checks with the registrar's student database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a faculty or staff member, LMS checks with the personnel office's employee database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a guest, the ID card is checked against the library's own borrower database. If the ID card is valid, the system must also check to determine whether the borrower has any overdue books or unpaid fines. If the ID card is invalid, the borrower has overdue books, or the borrower has unpaid fines, the LMS must reject the borrower's request to check out a book, otherwise the borrower's request should be honored. If a book is checked out, the LMS must update the library's collection database to reflect the book's new status. Every Monday, the library sends reminder e-mails to borrowers who have overdue books. If a book is overdue more than two weeks, the borrower is assessed a fine. Depending on how long the book remains overdue, the borrower can be assessed additional fines every Monday. The book-maintenance activities deal with adding and removing books from the library's book collection. This requires a library manager to add remove the book logically through the LMS and physically. Books being purchased by the library or books being returned in a damaged condition cause these activities: If a book is damaged when it is returned and it needs to be removed from the collection, the last borrower will be assessed a fine. However, if the book can be repaired, depending on the cost of the repair, the borrower might not be assessed a fine. Create an Enterpise architectural model for the following enterprise: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q5) 1st 2021-2022". . 1. Design the Business, Application, and Technology models, using ArchiMate modeling notations.. 1. The Business Strategic objectives, Actors, Units, Services, Functions, and Processes. 2. The Application components, services, functions, and processes. 3. The Technology components services, functions, and processes. 2. Save and submit your work in PDF/JPG format. ) A college library supports searching, borrowing, and book-maintenance activities. The library supports searching by title, author, keywords, and ISBN. Searching the library's collection database should be available on LAN based terminals in the library and available to borrowers online via a library management system (LMS) hosted in a windows web server. Concerning the borrowing activities, If the borrowed book is checked out, a valid borrower is allowed to request the book to be returned. When the book has been checked back in, the borrower requesting the book is notified of the book's availability through an SMS sent to the borrower's mobile phone. The borrowing activities are built around checking books out and returning books by borrowers. There are three types of borrowers: students, faculty or staff, and guests. If the borrower is a student, LMS checks with the registrar's student database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a faculty or staff member, LMS checks with the personnel office's employee database to validate the ID card. If the borrower is a guest, the ID card is checked against the library's own borrower database. If the ID card is valid, the system must also check to determine whether the borrower has any overdue books or unpaid fines. If the ID card is invalid, the borrower has overdue books, or the borrower has unpaid fines, the LMS must reject the borrower's request to check out a book, otherwise the borrower's request should be honored. If a book is checked out, the LMS must update the library's collection database to reflect the book's new status. Every Monday, the library sends reminder e-mails to borrowers who have overdue books. If a book is overdue more than two weeks, the borrower is assessed a fine. Depending on how long the book remains overdue, the borrower can be assessed additional fines every Monday. The book- maintenance activities deal with adding and removing books from the library's book collection. This requires a library manager to add remove the book logically through the LMS and physically. Books being purchased by the library or books being returned in a damaged condition cause these activities: If a book is damaged when it is returned and it needs to be removed from the collection, the last borrower will be assessed a fine. However, if the book can be repaired, depending on the cost of the repair, the borrower might not be assessed a fine. Create an Activity model (Application layer) for the following "Borrow Books" Use Case from the Use-Case Description: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q6) 1st 2021-2022". . Normal Flow of Events: 1. The Borrower brings books to the Librarian at the checkout desk. 2. The Borrower provides Librarian their ID card. 3. The Librarian checks the validity of the ID Card. If the Borrower is a Student Borrower, Validate ID Card against Registrar's DB. If the Borrower is a Faculty/Staff Borrower, Validate ID Card against Personnel DB. If the Borrower is a Guest Borrower, Validate ID Card against Library's Guest DB. If the ID Card is invalid, the book request is rejected. 4. The Librarian checks whether the Borrower has any overdue books and/or fines. If the Borrower either has overdue books, fines, or both, the book request is rejected. 5. The Borrower checks out the books. Create a Sequence model (Application layer) for the following Borrow Books Use case for Students with a valid ID and No Overdue Books or Fines from the Use-Case Description: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q7) 1st 2021-2022". Normal Flow of Events: 1. The Borrower brings books to the Librarian at the checkout desk. 2. The Borrower provides Librarian their ID card. 3. The Librarian checks the validity of the ID Card. If the Borrower is a Student Borrower, Validate ID Card against Registrar's DB. If the Borrower is a Faculty/Staff Borrower, Validate ID Card against Personnel DB. If the Borrower is a Guest Borrower, Validate ID Card against Library's Guest DB. 4. The Librarian checks whether the Borrower has any overdue books and/or fines. 5. The Borrower checks out the books. Alternate/Exceptional Flows: 4a. The ID Card is invalid, the book request is rejected. 5a. The Borrower either has overdue books, fines, or both, the book request is rejected. Create a BPMN model (1) (Application layer) of the following Application scenario: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q8) 1st 2021-2022".. A housing system is run by the campus housing service which helps students find apartments. Apartment owners complete information forms (Add a rental unit/Delete Apartment) about the available/vacant rental units based on three criterions: (Distance from campus, Number of bedrooms, Monthly rent), which are then entered into a database. These criteria can be used individually or by any combination of the three. Students can Search Available Rental Units via the Web to find apartments that meet their needs (e.g., a two-bedroom apartment for $400 or less per month within 100 meters of campus) and contact the apartment owners directly to see the apartment and possibly rent it. Create a BPMN model (2) (Business layer) of the following Business scenario: Remark: submit the table and modeling answers to a folder named "ITIS452 Final (Q9) 1st 2021-2022".. The company's sales department receives an order from a buyer, while the finance department checks the buyer's credit, and sends him/her an invoice when the order is fulfilled by the warehouse department. The order is considered complete if the buyer's credit is sufficient, or the goods are in stock, otherwise the order fails, and the invoice isn't sent. To fulfill the order, the warehouse department checks the availability of the order in the stock then allows to pick and then ship the order if it is available otherwise it is considered out of stock. In either case, the invoice is sent, and the order is considered complete, otherwise the order is failed