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(1. Experiment Purposel. 1.1 Learn to read the state machine diagram... 1.2 Model a state machine diagram (2. Experiment Condition] .. 2.1 Personal Computer 2.2 Enterprise Architect... (3. Content and Requirements. 3.1 Model a state machine di agram of the books of the library according to the following description. Description: Here is the life cycle of a book. When a book is bought by a librarian, it will automatically transition into the state of Newbook. After registering by the librarian to the library management system, the state transitions from the state of NewBook into the state of Avaliable. Students can borrow the book if the book is in the state of Avaliable. If someone borrows the book, the state of the book will become Borrowed. When the lease period become less than one month, the borrower can renew the book. If the borrower returns the book, the state of the book will transition back to Avaliable. The book will be deleted from the library management system by librarian if it becomes out of date. 3.2 Model the state machine diagram of the copier, which includes idle state, paper jamming state, out of paper state, and copying state. Descriptim: In most case, the copier is in the state of idle. After the copying button of the copier is pressed, the copier transition from the idle state into copying state. If there is no exception during copying, the copier transition back to idle state when it accomplishes the copying mission. Or else, the copier transition to paper jamming state if the copier is jammed by paper, or transition to out of paper if the paper run out. The copier can't transition from paper jamming state into idle state until the copier is repaired. Similarly, The copier can't transition from out of paper state into idle state until paper is prepared.. (4. Experimental Procedure] 4.1 To build a state machine diagram as following: Identify objects that require further modeling. Identify the start and end state of the objects. Identify events related to the objects. Modeling the state machine diagram start with the start state. Apply the composition state if necessary. (5. Results and Analysis 5.1 The state machine diagram of the books. 5.2 The state machine diagram of the copier. . [6. Discussion (7. Comment Score: Instructor: Date: (1. Experiment Purposel. 1.1 Learn to read the state machine diagram... 1.2 Model a state machine diagram (2. Experiment Condition] .. 2.1 Personal Computer 2.2 Enterprise Architect... (3. Content and Requirements. 3.1 Model a state machine di agram of the books of the library according to the following description. Description: Here is the life cycle of a book. When a book is bought by a librarian, it will automatically transition into the state of Newbook. After registering by the librarian to the library management system, the state transitions from the state of NewBook into the state of Avaliable. Students can borrow the book if the book is in the state of Avaliable. If someone borrows the book, the state of the book will become Borrowed. When the lease period become less than one month, the borrower can renew the book. If the borrower returns the book, the state of the book will transition back to Avaliable. The book will be deleted from the library management system by librarian if it becomes out of date. 3.2 Model the state machine diagram of the copier, which includes idle state, paper jamming state, out of paper state, and copying state. Descriptim: In most case, the copier is in the state of idle. After the copying button of the copier is pressed, the copier transition from the idle state into copying state. If there is no exception during copying, the copier transition back to idle state when it accomplishes the copying mission. Or else, the copier transition to paper jamming state if the copier is jammed by paper, or transition to out of paper if the paper run out. The copier can't transition from paper jamming state into idle state until the copier is repaired. Similarly, The copier can't transition from out of paper state into idle state until paper is prepared.. (4. Experimental Procedure] 4.1 To build a state machine diagram as following: Identify objects that require further modeling. Identify the start and end state of the objects. Identify events related to the objects. Modeling the state machine diagram start with the start state. Apply the composition state if necessary. (5. Results and Analysis 5.1 The state machine diagram of the books. 5.2 The state machine diagram of the copier. . [6. Discussion (7. Comment Score: Instructor: Date
