.2 Produce a one page description of the business operation for a hotel reservat

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.2 Produce a one page description of the business operation for a hotel reservation system. State practical and reasonable assumptions

5.3 Perform the brainstorming step for the hotel reservation system using the description produced in exercise 5.2

5.4 Perform the classification step from the brainstorming results produced in exercise 5.3 for the hotel reservation system.

5.5 Draw a UML class diagram as a domain mode based on the classification results produced in exercise 5.4

5.6 Review the domain model clas diagram produced in exercise 5.5 using the review check list in section 5.4.5. Produce a review report that answer the list of review question.

5.7 Select another application and do as the above exercise for this application

7.3 For the National Trade Show Services(NTSS) requirements specifications you produced in exercise 4.6 do the following.

Derive use cases from the requirements specification

Specify the high level use cases

Draw use case diagram

Apply use case partition rules if necessary to reduce the number of use cases allocated to each subsystem.

Explanation / Answer

5.2)Answer:

the business operation for a hotel reservation system:

A system must be created that is able to manage the rooms and tenants of a hotel. It must allow for the customer service representatives to check the availability of rooms, see what kind of room each room is (ie. double bed, single bed etc), and be able to reserve a room out for a tenants for a certain period of time. The system must also be able to keep track of all the tenants by storing their name and credit card/payment information. It should also be able to calculate the amount that is to be charge to a person based on the length of stay and should allow for the hotel employees to make adjustments based on room services, minibar purchases or room service.

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