2. Writing a scenario
4. Moving through the object model design process with your scenario (i.e., Noun-Verb Analysis, Use Case Diagram, CRC Card, and UML Class Diagrams)
6. Implementing the functionality and unit tests

You do not need to build a user interface.

Steps:

2. Write a scenario, the domain for the scenario is a Library. Example scenarios would be: checking in and checking out books; assigning, notifying, and collecting late fees; club management; etc. The scenario should be 150-250 words.
4. Do a Noun-Verb Analysis of your scenario.
6. Create a Use Case Diagram based on this noun-verb analysis, there should be:
   2. At least, four main use cases;
   4. At least two actors;
   6. At least four 'uses' use cases;
   8. A system boundary.
9. Create at least 5 CRC cards, each card needs at least 3 responsibilities and 2 collaborators. You should at least flesh out 1 (preferably 2) of your main use cases.
11. Create a UML Class diagram that reflects the CRC cards and Use Cases.
13. Implement a basic version of your proposed functionality and create unit tests for each class. You should at least have 5 classes, 1 of which should be abstract, 2 of which should inherit from this abstract class, and 2 of which should not inherit from this abstract class (or the subclasses).
15. Turn in a zip archive of:
    2. a pdf of your Noun-Verb analysis
    4. a pdf of your Use Case diagram
    6. a pdf of your CRC cards
    8. a pdf of your UML Class diagram
    10. a pdf of your noun-verb analysis, where you have highlighted the nouns in blue and the verbs in green

QUESTION 2

2. Create a new project M04-ACT01 in IntelliJ, make sure to generate a main file.
4. Make the project a git repo
6. Make an initial commit
8. Add a hello world print statement to the main project
10. Commit this change
12. Take a screenshot of your git log on the command line
14. Export the zip file and add the pdf of the screenshot and turn these in