The document discusses four scenarios of an airline reservation use case and explains sequence diagrams. It provides an overview of what a sequence diagram is and examples of interactions between actors (passengers and administrators) and a booking system for four scenarios: a passenger booking a flight, checking flight availability, canceling a reservation, and an administrator managing flights. These textual examples would be represented visually in an actual UML sequence diagram using notations like lifelines and messages.
The document discusses four scenarios of an airline reservation use case and explains sequence diagrams. It provides an overview of what a sequence diagram is and examples of interactions between actors (passengers and administrators) and a booking system for four scenarios: a passenger booking a flight, checking flight availability, canceling a reservation, and an administrator managing flights. These textual examples would be represented visually in an actual UML sequence diagram using notations like lifelines and messages.
The document discusses four scenarios of an airline reservation use case and explains sequence diagrams. It provides an overview of what a sequence diagram is and examples of interactions between actors (passengers and administrators) and a booking system for four scenarios: a passenger booking a flight, checking flight availability, canceling a reservation, and an administrator managing flights. These textual examples would be represented visually in an actual UML sequence diagram using notations like lifelines and messages.
Draw the sequence diagram for any Four scenarios of use case.
Explain the different notations used in the diagram.
A Sequence Diagram is a type of Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram used to
represent the interactions and messages exchanged between objects or components in a system over time. The one for the Airplane Reservation System is shown below:
Scenario 1: Passenger Books a Flight
Sequence Diagram:
The Passenger actor initiates the interaction by requesting a flight booking.
The Booking System processes the request and responds with a reservation. Scenario 2: Check Flight Availability Sequence Diagram:
The Passenger checks the availability of a flight.
The Booking System responds with information about the flight's availability. Scenario 3: Passenger Cancels Reservation Sequence Diagram: The Passenger requests to cancel a reservation. The Booking System processes the cancellation and sends a confirmation to the Passenger. Scenario 4: Administrator Manages Flights Sequence Diagram:
The Administrator manages flights within the system.
The Booking System responds to the administrative action. These textual representations illustrate interactions between actors (Passenger or Administrator) and the Booking System in an airplane reservation system. In an actual sequence diagram, you would use UML notations to visually represent these interactions, including lifelines, messages, and other elements.