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Question Instructions:   Draw the Use Case diagram for the Port St Kromme Harbour Management System as described in the functional requirements below.   Your diagram should include at least 4 examples of an <> relationship 1 example of an <> relationship State any valid assumptions made in the area provided.  Your assumptions should however NOT contradict the scenario. You may draw and submit the diagram in 2 ways Draw your diagram by hand and then upload a photo of the diagram OR  You may use Visio and the appropriate UML stencils and then upload the Visio file

Question Instructions:   Draw the Use Case diagram for the Port St Kromme Harbour Management System as described in the functional requirements below.   Your diagram should include at least 4 examples of an <> relationship 1 example of an <> relationship State any valid assumptions made in the area provided.  Your assumptions should however NOT contradict the scenario. You may draw and submit the diagram in 2 ways Draw your diagram by hand and then upload a photo of the diagram OR  You may use Visio and the appropriate UML stencils and then upload the Visio file

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  1. Draw the Use Case diagram for the Port St Kromme Harbour Management System as described in the functional requirements below.  
  2. Your diagram should include at least
    • 4 examples of an <<include>> relationship
    • 1 example of an <<extend>> relationship
  3. State any valid assumptions made in the area provided.  Your assumptions should however NOT contradict the scenario.
  4. You may draw and submit the diagram in 2 ways
    • Draw your diagram by hand and then upload a photo of the diagram OR 
    • You may use Visio and the appropriate UML stencils and then upload the Visio file
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Functional Requirements - Port St Kromme Harbour Management System The web-based Harbour Management System will initially maintain basic information on customers, slips and boats and perform day-to-day business functions. These functions include creating a lease for a slip, calculating the lease amount for a slip and assigning a boat to a slip. The Harbour Manager also wants to use the system to process reports and to search for information, such as vacant slips and slips leased for a specific customer. The Harbour Manager adds a new customer when he or she leases a slip. The boat information is also captured or updated when necessary. A customer may lease a slip even if he does not have a boat. A customer can at any time renew the slip lease or transfer the lease to someone else. A lease receipt must be printed when a customer leases a slip, renews or transfers a lease. The customer information may be updated at any time for example when an address or phone number changes. Information about slips and the docks that contain slips also needs to be maintained. A dock is an entire floating structure that boat owners walk out on to get to their boats. A slip is one space on a dock where a boat can be tied up. The slip is what the customer leases. A dock can have up to a maximum of 6 slips. When a lease is captured, the system automatically calculates the lease amount. When creating the lease the Harbour Manager is given the option of assigning a boat or not to the lease.
Transcribed Image Text:Functional Requirements - Port St Kromme Harbour Management System The web-based Harbour Management System will initially maintain basic information on customers, slips and boats and perform day-to-day business functions. These functions include creating a lease for a slip, calculating the lease amount for a slip and assigning a boat to a slip. The Harbour Manager also wants to use the system to process reports and to search for information, such as vacant slips and slips leased for a specific customer. The Harbour Manager adds a new customer when he or she leases a slip. The boat information is also captured or updated when necessary. A customer may lease a slip even if he does not have a boat. A customer can at any time renew the slip lease or transfer the lease to someone else. A lease receipt must be printed when a customer leases a slip, renews or transfers a lease. The customer information may be updated at any time for example when an address or phone number changes. Information about slips and the docks that contain slips also needs to be maintained. A dock is an entire floating structure that boat owners walk out on to get to their boats. A slip is one space on a dock where a boat can be tied up. The slip is what the customer leases. A dock can have up to a maximum of 6 slips. When a lease is captured, the system automatically calculates the lease amount. When creating the lease the Harbour Manager is given the option of assigning a boat or not to the lease.
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