8. The state university wants to implement a better system to keep track of all the computer equipment it owns and needs to maintain. The university purchases a tremendous number of computers and software that are distributed throughout the campus and are used by faculty, staff, departments, and colleges. Currently, the university has very sparse records of its equipment and almost no records about maintenance or the software that has been purchased. A list of use cases has been defined; it will serve as the starting point to develop this system.

Take the following list of use cases to create a project iteration schedule. You should try to arrange the use cases so similar ones are developed together. Also, the most important use cases should be developed first. State your assumptions, and explain your reasons for your solution.

Note: For brevity, we use the word computer to refer to any type of computing equipment, such as a desktop computer, laptop computer, server computer, printer, monitor, projector, wireless access point, and so forth.

1. Buy a computer.
2. Sell a computer.
3. Put a computer in service.
4. Take a computer out of service (surplus).
5. Assign a computer to a person.
6. Record the location of a computer.
7. Repair a computer (in house).
8. Return a computer for repair.
9. Identify computers ready for replacement.
10. Search for a specific computer by various options.
11. Buy a software license.
12. Renew a software license.
13. Install software on a computer.
14. Remove software from a computer.
15. Record a warranty for a computer.
16. Purchase a warranty for a computer.
17. Search for multiple computers by various options.
18. Search for software on computers by various options.
19. Assign a computer to a department or college.