Systems Design Project Deliverable 3

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Systems Design Project Deliverable 3

Deliverable 3 Context You have developed data flow diagrams and structure chart You have developed system sequence diagrams, design class diagrams, and basic method definitions Now it is time to create user interfaces and database design tasks for the proposed system.

User Interface Design Create a set of menu hierarchies for the proposed system based on the 10 events/ use cases. Then add more menu hierarchies for system utilities based on controls, user preferences, and help. (Refer Figure 14-8). Write dialog between the user and the computer with a natural sequence and appropriate exchange of information for each event/ use case. For example, refer the dialog given in page 546 of your text.

User Interface Design (Continued) Using the guiding principles from Chapter 14, develop a storyboard (user interaction flow) for each event/use case Essentially, you are creating screen mock-ups for each use case and sketching a storyboard of the forms needed to implement each dialog. (Refer Figure 14-9) Be sure to use input controls that minimize data entry such as list boxes, radio buttons, check boxes etc. Make up some sample data to show in your design as needed.

Storyboard

Database Design For all the 10 events, develop entity-relationship diagram (refer figure 13-5) Develop an initial set of Tables representing the entities in the ERD with the primary keys added (refer figure 13-7) Represent one-to-many & many-to-many relationships by adding foreign key attributes and adding new tables (refer figures 13-8 & 13-9) Normalize all the tables in the database upto the 3rd Normal form. Develop class diagram for the database (refer figure 13-15)

Deliverable A Word document 11 point Arial font Double spaced – 1.25 inch margin top and bottom. 1 inch left and right. Good document format – same as previous deliverable

Grading Document Structure – 10% Document Content – 90%: User Interface Design – 50% Database Design – 40%