subject: system analysis (2000 word), Operating System

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Overview:
In this assignment, you are going to perform a system analysis and design of a membership and
facility management system of a gymnasium of given case study
Task:
You are to perform an analysis and design of a “membership and facility management” system. You are required to submit:
i) Discuss the six core processes of the SDLC required to develop the membership and facility management system (Marks 6*5=30)
ii) A Class Diagram for the entire membership and facility management system, showing: (Marks 30)
• Attributes
• Custom methods
• Various relationships
• Association names
• Multiplicities
• Association Classes (if any)
iii) A use case diagram which models the actors and the use cases of the Manager schedules staff roster (Marks 15)
iv) A use case diagram which models the actors and the use cases of the Member registers for class (just before the commencement of a class) (Marks 15)
v) Develop PERT/CPM chart explaining the early and late start for each task. Identify the critical path and the total time to finish the project (Marks 10)Whenever you make assumptions, please state these clearly.
You will be marked on various aspects, including among other things:
• Completeness of analysis (thoroughness)
• Correctness of analysis – i.e. how much the analysis represents the described
system.
• Use of notation – whether you correctly used the UML notations.
• Appropriate use of generalization/specialization (in class diagram)
• Appropriate use of aggregation/composition (in class diagram)
• Clearness of diagrams

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