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For this assignment, please turn in a Word document containing a table with six

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For this assignment, please turn in a Word document containing a table with six columns. List the following twelve figure numbers (the numbers are taken from the figures you find in the pages of chapter 1 of our eTextbook) and their corresponding model types, down the left side. Then on the right side, decide what responsibility the Systems Analyst should have for each model. Does the Analyst gather, analyze, and record the information? If so, write "Author" in the Analyst column. If not, write "Approve" or "Review" or "Utilize." Also show the responsibilities for Management (who provide funding, guidance, and approval) and the Software Engineers (who design, code, test, and deploy the system). There are often more than one way to assign the responsibilities, and the answers are not in the textbook. So you will have to do some analysis to make the call. If you were in charge, who would you assign to construct each model? Please explain your reasoning in the sixth column as you make these assignments of responsibility. Figure 1-8 is an example of a tough call. The way I filled it in for you is the norm at an internet startup. But in Microsoft Information Technology, Management (or the Project Manager) authors what we are calling the Vision Document, and the Systems Analyst receives it as a guide that sets the scope within which all the analytical details are to be gathered.

Responsibilities Figure Model           Type Management .         Analyst .       Software Engineers Why?

1-8 Vision Document Approve Author Utilize Management hires creative talent to propose the scope.

1-11 Use Case List

1-12 Domain Class List

1-13 Domain Class Diagram

1-14 Use Case Diagram

1-15 Activity Diagram

1-16 User Interface Sketch

1-17 Database Design

1-18 Software Components Diagram

1-19 Design Class Diagram

1-20 Software Architecture

1-21 Code

Explanation / Answer

Figure

Model Type

Analyst

Responsibility of Management

Software Engineers

Why?(Reason)

Use Case List

Iterative/Agile

Records the information.

I.e. Author

Setup meeting with the clients/ end users

He writes the Use case diagrams. Designs system

This is the initial information for any system to understand the new system

Domain Class List

Iterative/Agile

Records the information and use it for the database attributes.

I.e. Author

Setup meeting with the clients/ end users

Design system

Attributes are pieces of information that helps define and describes details about domain classes.

Domain Class Diagram

RAD

I.e. Author

Approval

Divides the system into subsystem.

Domain Classes are very powerful and frequently used for undersetting the total system

Use Case Diagram

-

Completes Initial analysis. Reviews

Monitor the system and approval

Creates use case diagrams

It is a graphical portability and user involved in the subsystem

Activity Diagram

-

Reviews

Monitor the system and approval

He will create initial screens using activity diagrams. And also adds flow of the screens.

It shows the basic interaction between user and system.

User Interface Sketch

Iterative/Agile

Reviews

Reviews

Design the initial page layout

It shows the basic subsystems of the application schema.

Database Design

Iterative/Agile

Reviews and approves

Reviews

Design

Designs database schema.

Software Components Diagram

-

Reviews and approves

Reviews

Design

It shows overall structure of the new system.

Design Class Diagram

-

Reviews and approves

Reviews

Design

These are all the preliminary design class diagram .A design class diagram (DCD) identifies the OOP classes that will be needed for the system. The set of design classes includes problem domain classes, view layer classes, sometimes separate data access classes, and utility classes.

Software Architecture

-

  approves

provide funding , Reviews and approves

Design the application and follow the rules

Once we had overall structure and an overall approach for implementing the new system, we begin to drill down to the subsystem design.

Code

Iterative/Agile

  Approves

provide funding and approves

Codes the application and tests

As the programmers write the code, they also perform individual testing on the classes and functions they program.

Figure

Model Type

Analyst

Responsibility of Management

Software Engineers

Why?(Reason)

Use Case List

Iterative/Agile

Records the information.

I.e. Author

Setup meeting with the clients/ end users

He writes the Use case diagrams. Designs system

This is the initial information for any system to understand the new system

Domain Class List

Iterative/Agile

Records the information and use it for the database attributes.

I.e. Author

Setup meeting with the clients/ end users

Design system

Attributes are pieces of information that helps define and describes details about domain classes.

Domain Class Diagram

RAD

I.e. Author

Approval

Divides the system into subsystem.

Domain Classes are very powerful and frequently used for undersetting the total system

Use Case Diagram

-

Completes Initial analysis. Reviews

Monitor the system and approval

Creates use case diagrams

It is a graphical portability and user involved in the subsystem

Activity Diagram

-

Reviews

Monitor the system and approval

He will create initial screens using activity diagrams. And also adds flow of the screens.

It shows the basic interaction between user and system.

User Interface Sketch

Iterative/Agile

Reviews

Reviews

Design the initial page layout

It shows the basic subsystems of the application schema.

Database Design

Iterative/Agile

Reviews and approves

Reviews

Design

Designs database schema.

Software Components Diagram

-

Reviews and approves

Reviews

Design

It shows overall structure of the new system.

Design Class Diagram

-

Reviews and approves

Reviews

Design

These are all the preliminary design class diagram .A design class diagram (DCD) identifies the OOP classes that will be needed for the system. The set of design classes includes problem domain classes, view layer classes, sometimes separate data access classes, and utility classes.

Software Architecture

-

  approves

provide funding , Reviews and approves

Design the application and follow the rules

Once we had overall structure and an overall approach for implementing the new system, we begin to drill down to the subsystem design.

Code

Iterative/Agile

  Approves

provide funding and approves

Codes the application and tests

As the programmers write the code, they also perform individual testing on the classes and functions they program.

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