Q1)

(a) Produce an owner's view for the new system that you can show it to the stakeholders for feedback. You can make any reasonable assumptions, if any, that you think are important are not clearly mentioned in the case description.

(b) Identify the users of the system. List these under subheadings for business and IS users.

Q7) Create a use case diagram for the IFS system, complete with include and extend where appropriate.

Article below is needed for the questions. This was all that was given. No further article is needed as it's main task is Q1) Requirements gathering, Q2-3) Domain analysis and Q4-7) Behavioral modelling. Using what's available.

Objectives: To apply the object-oriented methodology for analysis of information systems development in a case study

Problem Statement International Figure Skating System

International Figure Skating (IFS) is an organization that organizes figure skating competitions at an international level. Competitions are organized several times a year in a different country.

IFS needs a new system to organize and maintain records in a single competition. The system, in essence, needs to keep information on the skaters, the judges, and the information necessary to organize the performance sessions and enter the judges' scores and processing results.

Judges and Skaters

Each person (a judge or a skater) is identified by an ID. Also recorded are the persons name, phone number, email address and the persons nationality. In addition, a skater also has their gender and date of birth recorded.

Competition Categories

There are three competition categories:

Ladies Skating (for female skaters);

Mens Skating (for male skaters); and

Pair Skating (for pair of a female and a male skater).

Thus, a female skater, for example, can enter Ladies Skating or Pair Skating (with a partner) or both.

Disciplines can be identified by the codes LS, MS and PS for Ladies Singles, Mens Singles and Pair Skating, respectively. Each competition entry is identified by a unique entry ID.

Competition Programs

There are two competition programs:

technical program; and

free program.

For each entry of competition, the skater or the pair must undertake two performances: a short performance for the technical program, and a longer performance for the free program. For the technical program, performance is scored on several technical requirements. For the free program, performance is scored on both technical and artistic qualities.

Programs can be identified by the codes TP and FP for the technical program and free program, respectively.

Competition Sessions

The performances are allocated to sessions. Each session is for one category (e.g., Ladies Skating) and one program (e.g., technical program). Each session has a unique session code, the sessions date, the starting time, and the ending time. Each session has a panel of nine judges, who each comes from a different country.

Scoring

After each performance, each of the judges gives it a score between 0 and 6 inclusive with decimals to one place allowed as intermediate values. The score scale is:

0 = not skated

1 = bad, very poor

2 = poor

3 = average

4 = good

5 = excellent

6 = perfect

For each performance, the score of each judge must be recorded. The scores of the judges are added up to be the performances score. The technical program performances score and free program performances score of an entry are added up to be the total score of the entry (of a skater or a couple). The total scores are used for the final ranking for each of the three competition disciplines.

You are employed as an information system analyst to provide a conceptual model for the required information system. You need to analyze (as a preliminary to designing) the information system for IFS using the OO methodology.

Submission guidelines:

• Clearly state any assumptions you make.
• You must draw your diagram using an online tool such as draw.io, Lucidchart etc.

Question 5 Not yet Create a use case summary for (a) Add a pair entry; and (b) Assign a performance to a session subsystem using the template table below (at least 6 use cases should be identified in the table.) answered Marked out of 4.00 IAS System Use Cave Summary Description ID Name Acton p Flag question Question 6 Not yet answered Complete a use case templates for use cases, (a) Adding a pair entry, and (b) Assign a performance to a session. Use the blank template below. Marked out of 14.00 Use Case ID Scope p Flag question Priority Summan Priman etor Supporting Acters. Stakeholders Generalizatban: Included Extend: Precondition Triger: Normal Flow: Sub-Flow Alternate Flow/ Exceptions: Post Condition: Neo-Behavioral Requirements: Open Isus! Source: Author Revision & Date Question 5 Not yet Create a use case summary for (a) Add a pair entry; and (b) Assign a performance to a session subsystem using the template table below (at least 6 use cases should be identified in the table.) answered Marked out of 4.00 IAS System Use Cave Summary Description ID Name Acton p Flag question Question 6 Not yet answered Complete a use case templates for use cases, (a) Adding a pair entry, and (b) Assign a performance to a session. Use the blank template below. Marked out of 14.00 Use Case ID Scope p Flag question Priority Summan Priman etor Supporting Acters. Stakeholders Generalizatban: Included Extend: Precondition Triger: Normal Flow: Sub-Flow Alternate Flow/ Exceptions: Post Condition: Neo-Behavioral Requirements: Open Isus! Source: Author Revision & Date