The new information system at Jones Legal Investigation Services will be developed, using objects. The data to be managed by this system will be complex, consisting of large amounts of text, dates, numbers, graphical images, video clips, and audio clips. The primary functions of the system will be to establish an investigation when requests come in from client- attorneys, record the investigative procedures that are conducted and the information that is gathered during an investigation, and produce bills for investigative services. Develop a use case diagram for this new system.

The new information system at Jones Legal Investigation Services will be developed, using objects. The data to be managed by this system will be complex, consisting of large amounts of text, dates, numbers, graphical images, video clips, and audio clips. The primary functions of the system will be to establish an investigation when requests come in from client- attorneys, record the investigative procedures that are conducted and the information that is gathered during an investigation, and produce bills for investigative services. Develop a use case diagram for this new system.

Principles of Information Systems (MindTap Course List)

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305971776

Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Publisher:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Chapter12: System Acquisition And Development

Section: Chapter Questions

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