[SOLVED] SYD366 Inventory Test

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Please read the case study and answer the questions below.

  • Please submit only docx and vpp format. Two files only.
  • Please note that submitted work, in any other format will not be graded.
  • Your diagrams must be imported to the word document and must be readable
  • If you don’t have your name tags with
    • your name,
    • group number
    • student number
    • professor name
    • date, name of the work (inventory test create purchase diagram etc)

in the diagrams you will not be graded for that work. (Every diagram should have this information)

  • This test is starting from 22nd of June  9am (Wednesday) to 24th  of June midnight (Friday). No late submission will be accepted

 

You are welcome to use additional tools (example Visual Paradigm) as long as you copy pictures of your work into this document.  The pictures must be legible.  Your professor will not grade any work that isn’t easy to read.

 

You are welcome to use outside sources in formulating your answers.  Be sure to reference your work using APA format.  Work not properly referenced will be passed to the Academic Integrity Committee for review.

 

 

Case Study

 

Ally runs Vitatec, a small nutritional company that supplies nutrition and vitamins to gyms. Ally employs a small team, including some office, sales, and warehouse staff.  A few times a year, Ally attends trade shows and visits manufacturers to learn about new products.    Ally uses an outside delivery service to deliver orders to their gyms. A few times a year, Ally attends trade shows and visits manufacturers to learn about new flooring supply products and equipment.

Your team has started looking at Ally’s inventory records and found that Ally records measurements for each of the products that she stocks, for proper placement in her warehouse.  Ally orders products from various suppliers through their online ordering portals, and must record her purchases so that she knows what she’s purchased and what’s about arrive at his warehouse.

Your team leader has written the following scenarios to capture Ally’s requirements.

 

 

Use Case Name Create Product Information
Triggering Event A new product of interest to the business
Brief Description Allows the Owner to record a new product.
Actors Owner
Related Use Cases  
Preconditions Owner has opened the Main Menu.
Post Conditions Product is saved to the database and now can be purchased or used in a service.
Flow of activities Actor System
  1. Requests to add a new product Displays a list of products currently recorded in the system and prompts to add a new product.
  2. Enters the product name, description, weight, color, ingredient and type of the new product. Verifies that all of the data is entered.  Displays the newly created product and requests to save.
  3. Request to save Saves the product and returns to the main menu
Exception Conditions ·        Owner chooses to cancel adding the product

 

 

Use Case Name Create Purchase
Triggering Event Purchase of a product.
Brief Description Allows the Owner to record a new purchase.
Actors Owner
Related Use Cases  
Preconditions Owner has opened the Main Menu.
Post Conditions Purchase is saved to the database and now can be queried.
Flow of activities Actor System
  1. Requests to add a new purchase Displays a list of suppliers and prompts for selection.
  2. Selects a supplier. Verifies that a supplier was selected.  Displays a calendar and prompts for purchase date , type and expected delivery date.
  3. Selects purchase date, expected delivery date and type Verifies that purchase date and delivery date were selected.

Creates a unique identifier for the purchase.   Prompts to enter product details.

  Loop Chooses new detail Displays a list of products and prompts for selection.  Prompts for price, quantity ordered and quantity received
  4. Selects a product and enters price and quantity. Product must be selected.

Price and quantity must be entered

 

Data is valid

Dollar value of the detail is calculated and added to the total dollar value of the purchase

 

Dollar value of purchase and purchase detail are displayed

 

Prompts to add another product

  End When all products selected Displays purchase including totals, date and list of products.

 

Verifies that at least one product has been selected.

 

Prompts to save purchase

  5. Chooses to save Saves the purchase and returns to the main menu
Exception Conditions ·        Owner chooses to cancel adding the purchase

 

Question 1 (worth 15 marks)

Complete a class diagram to support what your team has learned so far about Vitatec.

Question 2 (worth 20 marks)

Complete sequence diagrams to support the above scenarios.

Question 3 (worth 2 marks)

Ally would like the system to suggest how much he should expect delivery to cost.  To do that, she needs to know how much the purchase will weigh.  How would you change your model to support this request?

Question 4 (worth 2 marks)

What is WHMIS?  Is this important to Ally?

Question 5 (worth 2 marks)

Ally finds a sale on vinyl flooring and would like to buy six months’ worth of product.  How would she use your model to figure out how many to buy?

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