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System Analysis
Domain Model - The DM shows the static
structure of the real-world system and
organizes it into workable pieces.
Application Model Consider the interaction.

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Finding classes
Classes often correspond to nouns.
Eg- a reservation system sell tickets to
performances at various theater.
Tentative classes would be Reservation, System,
Tickets, Performance and Theater.
Idea is to capture concepts; not all nouns are
concepts, and concepts are also expressed in
other parts of speech.
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 Redundant Classes:
Customer Passenger
Customer-User

Irrelevant Classes:
Occupation
Cost

Vague Classes:

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Preparing a Data Dictionary

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Finding Association

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Find attributes of Objects and Links.

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Group classes into packages

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Determine system boundary

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Finding actors

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Find Use Cases

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Finding Initial and Final Events

To understand behavior ,you must understand
the execution sequences that cover each use
case.
You can start by finding the events that initiate
each use case.
Determine which actor initiates the use case
and define the event that it sends to the system.
In many cases ,the initial event is a request for
the service that the use case provides.
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ATM Example
Initiate session: The initial event is the customers
insertion of a cash card.
There are two final events: the system keeps the
cash card or the system returns the cash card.
Query account: The initial event is the customers
request for account data. The Final event is the
systems delivery of account data to the customer.
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Preparing Normal Scenarios

A scenario is a sequence of events among a
set of interacting objects.

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Adding variation and Exception scenarios

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Finding External Events

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Prepare activity diagram for use cases

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With fork & join

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With swim lanes

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