Q2. The Modern Bank of Egypt (MBE) has approached you to build an enhanced automation system. The MBE already uses a mainframe system running a legacy application to which handles all client accounts and transactions. MBE wishes to expand it presents both physically and virtually. MBE will open numerous new branches around the country. The branches will all be connected to the headquarters in order to interface to the mainframe system. MBE will also allow customers to interact with bank via their internet backing system and via its vast ATM network. In general, clients can go to any branch, ATM, or the MBE web site and performs various types of transactions. Such transactions include, withdrawals, applications for loans, deposits, account enquiries, etc. MBE is very conscious about the important security issues that surround electronic banking, and hence it plans on issuing a special identification card to all its clients. The card can be used for identifying the client when visiting branches, when using the ATMs, and when logging in at When using the card at a branch, the client approaches the bank staff member at one of the branches windows and presents his/her card. The staff member inserts the card in a card reader and asks the client to punch his/her pin code at a special keyboard. If the pin code is correct, the staff member then performs the transaction requested by the client. When using the ATM machine, the same process is applied, but the entire process is automated. The client inserts the card into the machine, types the pin code, and if it is correct, the client is provided by a menu to enable him/her to perform the needed transaction. When using the MBE web site, the process is similar to the ATM process in almost all aspects, except that there is no card reader and the client is asked to type in his card number and pin code when prompted with the login screen. It is also possible for clients to install special card readers, like the ones installed at bank branches, and use it to logon to the web site Furthermore, MBE wants to use a promotion and advertising system to promote its services and those of selected advertisers to MBE clients. Such promotional material should be displayed when appropriate on the MBE web site as well as on the ATM screens. Advertisers will be charged based on how many clients view their advertisements. Finally, MBE also plans on using (e.g., when or how much money is the client typically withdraws) and flags unexpected behavior in an attempt to stop fraudulent use of client accounts. It is also worth noting that the bank keeps detailed logs of all the transactions performed by its clients and uses this to create monthly account reports for each client and for the central bank of Egypt. the MBE web site hat monitors the clients' habits You are asked to (a) Identify the main functional and non-functional requirements; (b) Show use case diagram(s) to capture the above mentioned requirements; and (c) The architecture for your system. Q2. The Modern Bank of Egypt (MBE) has approached you to build an enhanced automation system. The MBE already uses a mainframe system running a legacy application to which handles all client accounts and transactions. MBE wishes to expand it presents both physically and virtually. MBE will open numerous new branches around the country. The branches will all be connected to the headquarters in order to interface to the mainframe system. MBE will also allow customers to interact with bank via their internet backing system and via its vast ATM network. In general, clients can go to any branch, ATM, or the MBE web site and performs various types of transactions. Such transactions include, withdrawals, applications for loans, deposits, account enquiries, etc. MBE is very conscious about the important security issues that surround electronic banking, and hence it plans on issuing a special identification card to all its clients. The card can be used for identifying the client when visiting branches, when using the ATMs, and when logging in at When using the card at a branch, the client approaches the bank staff member at one of the branches windows and presents his/her card. The staff member inserts the card in a card reader and asks the client to punch his/her pin code at a special keyboard. If the pin code is correct, the staff member then performs the transaction requested by the client. When using the ATM machine, the same process is applied, but the entire process is automated. The client inserts the card into the machine, types the pin code, and if it is correct, the client is provided by a menu to enable him/her to perform the needed transaction. When using the MBE web site, the process is similar to the ATM process in almost all aspects, except that there is no card reader and the client is asked to type in his card number and pin code when prompted with the login screen. It is also possible for clients to install special card readers, like the ones installed at bank branches, and use it to logon to the web site Furthermore, MBE wants to use a promotion and advertising system to promote its services and those of selected advertisers to MBE clients. Such promotional material should be displayed when appropriate on the MBE web site as well as on the ATM screens. Advertisers will be charged based on how many clients view their advertisements. Finally, MBE also plans on using (e.g., when or how much money is the client typically withdraws) and flags unexpected behavior in an attempt to stop fraudulent use of client accounts. It is also worth noting that the bank keeps detailed logs of all the transactions performed by its clients and uses this to create monthly account reports for each client and for the central bank of Egypt. the MBE web site hat monitors the clients' habits You are asked to (a) Identify the main functional and non-functional requirements; (b) Show use case diagram(s) to capture the above mentioned requirements; and (c) The architecture for your system