Pet Grooming Service
Assignment: Phase
1
Group Members: Andy Hund,
Due:
Course: CSCI
273
Instructor:
Table of
Contents
Background............................................................................................................... 3
Requirements Specification........................................................................................ 3
Entity-Relationship Model.......................................................................................... 4
Object Model Diagram.............................................................................................. 5
User Views............................................................................................................... 6
Data Dictionary....................................................................................................... 26
Use Case Diagram................................................................................................... 29
Use Cases............................................................................................................... 30
Use Case Scenarios................................................................................................. 34
State Transition Diagram.......................................................................................... 62
Appendix I (group members’ contributions).............................................................. 66
In today’s world time is
precious. Everyone’s schedule is very
busy and time management is very important.
To run a successful business resources must be managed efficiently, so
your clients can use your services and still get on with the rest of their
schedule. If you offer services others
in your field don’t offer, and you can make the best use out of you clients
time, your client base will grow and your business will become more successful.
The business we have
chosen to model is a pet grooming service.
We want to offer a grooming service that runs efficiently, where clients
can schedule appointments on their own time.
The service must be very organized so clients can squeeze their pet
grooming into their busy schedule. To
make this business successful we are going to build a scheduling database to
keep track of all clients, their pets, and appointments all centered around a
web based front end.
The requirements of the project are based around five
different objects.
1.
The client: The client is the
most important object in the system. The
system must have a simple and accessible interface for the client to use at his
or her convenience. The system will need
to keep track of the client’s information so a client can drop off a pet
without filling out forms each time. The
billing information for each client will also be maintained by the system.
2.
The pet: Each client’s pet
needs to have all pertinent information stored about them. Any information that is important about the
pet must be stored. This will insure
that the client can drop off the pet and be assured that the proper grooming
will be given to the type of animal.
Identification information about each pet should also be stored.
3.
Appointments: The system will
allow clients to easily create and reschedule appointments. This will be done in a web based fashion so
that clients who may be at work during normal operating hours may schedule
appointments when it would be convenient for their schedule. The system will also keep a history of past
appointments, so clients can be notified when a particular grooming service is
needed again.
4.
Services: The system will keep
track of all services rendered. It will
store which services are appropriate for which animals. It will keep track of the recommended service
intervals for each service.
5.
Employees: Information on
employees will be kept so that each service rendered will be associated with
the employee that rendered it. All
appropriate information should also be kept by the system. The appropriate access permissions each
employee has will be kept and enforced by the system. The system should allow employees to work
efficiently and all interfaces should be easy to use.
|
Name |
Add Employee |
|
View Number |
1 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by the main menu selection. It allows the employee to enter in data for a new customer. At the buttons it will allows the user to scan through information of difference customers. |
|
Name |
Update Employee |
|
View Number |
2 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by the main menu selection. It allows the employee to enter in data for a current customer. At the buttons, it will allow the user to update information of difference customers. |
|
Name |
Generate Schedule Report |
|
View Number |
3a |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by clicking report from the main menu. It allows the employee to select the available report from a list. |
|
Name |
Generate Schedule Report |
|
View Number |
3b |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by the 3a menu, it allow user to enter in specific date and time for schedule to be generate. |
|
Name |
Generate Schedule Report |
|
View Number |
3c |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened 3b. It allows the employee to view specific data that was generated by the view 3b query. It will display as a table form and show all the available time and appointment time on certain days. It allows employee to be able to print the schedule. |
|
Name |
Add Product |
|
View Number |
4a |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by the main menu selection. It allows the employee to select if user wants to add new product or the existing product. It allows user to select either merchandize or service. |
|
Name |
Add Product: Merchandise |
|
View Number |
4b1 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by 4a selection. It allows the employee to add new information about merchandise. Employee can add and save the information into merchandise profile. |
|
Name |
Add Product: Service |
|
View Number |
4b2 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by 4a selection. It allows the employee to add new information about service. Employee can add and save the information into service profile. |
|
Name |
Update Product |
|
View Number |
5a |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by the main menu selection. It allows the employee to select if user wants to add new product or the existing product. It allows user to select either merchandize or service. |
|
Name |
Update Product: Merchandise |
|
View Number |
5b1 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by 5a selection. It allows the employee to update new information about merchandise. Employee can update and save the information into merchandise profile. |
|
Name |
Update Product: Service |
|
View Number |
5b2 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This view is opened by 5a selection. It allows the employee to update new information about service. Employee can update and save the information into service profile. |
|
Name |
Log In |
|
Number |
6 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows the user to enter username and
password. If is available by clicking
file->log-in. |
|
Name |
Main Application |
|
Number |
7 |
|
Type |
Multiple Document Interface |
|
Description |
This is the main application and allows access to other
features by clicking on the main menu bar. |
|
Name |
Process Payment |
|
Number |
8 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to look up a clients balance
and apply payments to that balance. |
|
Name |
Schedule Appointment |
|
Number |
9 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to schedule and appointment
for a client. |
|
Name |
Unpaid Invoice Report |
|
Number |
10 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This report will display all the unpaid invoices given a
specific date range. |
|
Name |
Add/Update Available Appointments |
|
Number |
11 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to open and close appointment
slots. |
|
Name |
Peak Appointment Report |
|
Number |
12 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to display a report of the
most popular appointment times. |
|
Name |
Add Customer |
|
Number |
13 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to add a customer to the
database. |
|
Name |
Update Customer |
|
Number |
14 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to update a customers
information. |
|
Name |
Add Pet |
|
Number |
15 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to add a pet to a client. |
|
Name |
Update Pet |
|
Number |
16 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to update the information
about a pet. |
|
Name |
Cancel Appointment |
|
Number |
17 |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to cancel a clients
appointment. |
|
Name |
Update Invoice |
|
Number |
18a |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee to choose which invoice needs
to be updated. |
|
Name |
Update Invoice: Add/Delete Product |
|
Number |
18b |
|
Type |
Form |
|
Description |
This form allows an employee add or remove lines from the
invoice. |
User
uName varchar(20) PK, RQ’d User’s
user name
password varchar(20)
RQ’d User’s password
lName varchar(20) RQ’d User’s
last name
mName varchar(20)
User’s middle
name
fName varchar(20) RQ’d User’s
first name
street varchar(30) User’s street
address
city varchar(20) User’s city
state varchar(2) User’s state
zip varchar(10) User’s zip
code
phone varchar(14) User’s phone
number
Customer
custId smallint PK, RQ’d Customers identification #
e-mail carchar(30) Customer e-mail
address
uName varChar(20) FK, RQ’d Foreign
key to user table
Employee
empID smallint PK, RQ’d, FK Employee’s
identification #
birthDate date RQ’d Employee’s birth date
hireDate date RQ’d Employee’s hire date
adminLev smallint RQ’d Employee’s administration level
jobTitle varChar(10) RQ’d Employee’s
job title
Creates
appID smallint PK, FK, RQ’d Foreign key to appointment table
uName varchar(20) PK, FK, RQ’d Foreign key to user table
method varchar(10) RQ’d Method
appointment was made
createDate date RQ’d Date appointment was created
Appointment
appID smallint PK, RQ’d Appointment identification #
slotNum smallint RQ’d Appointment # for particular hour
date date RQ’d Date for the appointment
time time RQ’d Time of the appointment
Invoice
invID smallint PK, RQ’d Invoice identification #
status varchar(10) RQ’d Invoice’s
current status
balance float RQ’d Invoice’s balance due
reminder date Date
to e-mail customer reminder
petId smallint FK, RQ’d Foreign Key to pet linked to invoice
appID smallint FK, RQ’d Foreign key to appointment time
Pet
petID smallint PK, RQ’d Pet’s identification #
name varchar(20) RQ’d Pet’s
name
birthDate date Pet’s
birth date
notes varchar(200) Note’s about
pet
animal varchar(10) RQ’d Type
of animal
color varchar(10) RQ’d Pet’s
color
breed varchar(10) RQ’d Pet’s
breed
custID smallint FK, RQ’d Foreign key to pets owner
Line_Item
lineNumber smallint PK, RQ’d Line item line number
invID smallint PK, FK, RQ’d Foreign key linked to invoice
quantity smallint RQ’d Quantity of products for line
prodID smallint FK, RQ’d Foreign key linked to products
lineTotal float RQ’d Line Total
Product
prodID smallint PK, RQ’d Products’
identification #
name varchar(20) RQ’d Product’s
name
cost float RQ’d Product’s cost
type varchar(1) RQ’d Specifies
service or merchandise
duration smallint How
long it takes to perform service
interval smallint Time
till next grooming service
active bool Active
status for service
empID smallint FK Foreign key link to employee
numRemain smallint Remaining
inventory
PK-Primary Key, RQ’d –
Required, FK – Foreign Key
User Views
Add Employee 1 Form Allows
new employees to be added to database.
Update Employee 2 Form Allows
employee information to be updated.
Generate Schedule Report 3a
Form Displays
the appointment schedule.
Add Product 4a Form Chooses
which type product to add.
Add Product: Merchandise 4b1 Form Adds
merchandise to database.
Add Product: Service 4b2 Form Adds
services to database.
Update Product 5a Form Chooses
which type product to update.
Update Product: Merchandise 5b1 Form Updates
merchandise in database.
Update Product: Service 5b2 Form Updates
services in database.
Log In 6 Form Allows
user to log on to system.
Main Application 7 MDI Main
application allows access to other views.
Process Payment 8 Form Allows
employee to take client payment.
Schedule Appointment 9 Form Allows
employee to schedule an appointment.
Unpaid Invoice Report 10 Form Allows
access to display invoice report.
Add/Update Available App. 11 Form Allows
time slots to be added/updated.
Peak Appointment Report 12 Form Allows
access to peak appt. report.
Add Customer 13 Form Allows
employees to add customer to database.
Update Customer 14 Form Update
existing customers in the database.
Add Pet 15 Form Allows
employees to add pet to database.
Update Pet 16 Form Update
existing pets’ information in database.
Cancel Appointment 17 Form Allows
employees to cancel a set up appt.
Update Invoice 18a Form Selects
which invoice to update.
Update Invoice:Add/Delete 18b Form Updates
individuals lines on invoice.
|
Use Case |
Login |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees, Existing, and Prospective Clients |
|
Description |
Both company employees and
company clients, new and existing, have the option of dialing in to the
company web page to schedule an appointment for a pet. If it is a new client, the system will
prompt the customer for information regarding creating a new account. Once the account has been created, the
customer will be asked to log on using the newly created user name and password. If the user is an existing client/employee,
the system will prompt for a user name and password and proceed to the
scheduling option. |
|
Use Case |
Add/Update Clients |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees, Existing, and Prospective Clients |
|
Description |
Company employees have the
option to create a new account for a client once they have logged in. This option is mainly for clients who do
not make use of the web service and are simply walk-ins or customers who have
phoned in. Client information may be
updated by employees as well as by customers.
There will be some restrictions on what information can be updated –
such as customer numbers, changing a pet’s name. |
|
Use Case |
Process Payment |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employee |
|
Description |
Once a pet has completed a scheduled
appointment and invoice will have been generated for the transaction. The invoice will have a status assigned to
it – open, closed, pending etc. Only
once the full payment has been processed on an invoice will it be flagged as
paid. |
|
Use Case |
Schedule
Appointment |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees, Existing, and Prospective Clients |
|
Description |
After the user has logged in
they can select the date on which the grooming service is to be
performed. The system will list the
available appointment times for that particular day. Once the appointment has been scheduled,
the system will be able to email the customer as a reminder if an email
address is in the database for the customer.
At the same time as the appointment is scheduled an invoice shell will
be generated by the system and have a status assigned to it. |
|
Use Case |
Add/Update Pet |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees, Clients |
|
Description : |
Company employees have the
option to create a new pet account if the pet is coming first time to the pet
grooming company. The pets have a lot of information stored on them like
name/ID, weight, color etc. If this information needs to be updated it can be
done by any employee or client. |
|
Use Case |
Add/Update Products |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Owner |
|
Description |
The Pet Grooming Company offers
a number of different products including services, and merchandise. An authorized employee can add a new
product or update an existing one. |
|
Use Case |
Cancel Appointment |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees |
|
Description |
If a customer does not show up
for an appointment, then the status of the corresponding invoice for that
appointment has to be set to canceled by the employee. The employee can also
cancel an invoice; if the customer cancels the appointment the system will
mark that appointment as available and changed status of invoice. |
|
Use Case |
Update Invoice |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees |
|
Description |
When a customer makes an
appointment on the web site or through an employee, an invoice is
automatically generated. This status of this invoice is set to ‘open’ meaning
that the information on the invoice can be changed or more information can be
added to it. When the day of the appointed is reached and after the services
on the pet/pets have been performed, the employee can update the invoice with
product charges and mark invoice as closed. |
|
Use Case |
Email Client’s Reminder
Report |
|
Actor(s) |
System |
|
Description |
At close of business the system will generate a report of
the clients whose pets are due for a service.
The system will use that report to e-mail a reminder to each client to
schedule an appointment to have their pet groomed. |
|
Use Case |
Add/Update Employee |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Owner |
|
Description |
Owner login success to the
database. The owner has that ability
to add new employees to the database, or update the employee’s information. |
|
Use Case |
Generate Schedule
Report |
|
Actor(s) |
Employee |
|
Description |
An employee may generate a
schedule of all open and taken appointments.
The employee will be able to choose the range of dates that the report
will generate. |
|
Use Case |
Peak Appointment
Time Report |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees |
|
Description |
This report can be generated by
any employee. It will list the most
popular and the least popular appointment times. This report will help the employees set up
future schedules. |
|
Use Case |
Unpaid Invoice
Report |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees |
|
Description |
This report will generate a
list of all invoices that currently have a balance due of not zero. This report can be generated for a specific
time range. |
|
Use Case |
Add/Update
Available Appointments |
|
Actor(s) |
Company Employees |
|
Description |
Allow the employees to modify
the appointment schedules. |
Login
Scenario 1:
User enters correct username in username box.
User enters correct password in password box.
User presses “Log In” button.
System logs user on and displays main application.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
User enters correct username in username box.
User enters incorrect password in password box.
User presses “Log In” button.
System displays “Invalid Username/Password”.
System redisplays logon form.
Event
Trace:
Process Payment
Scenario 1:
Employee selects payment from the customer menu on the menu bar.
Employee selects the customers name in the name combo box.
System retrieves and displays the total due from any unpaid invoices.
Employee enters the amount taken from customer.
Employee presses the apply amount button.
System applies amount paid to unpaid invoices starting with oldest.
System prints a receipt for the payment including any balance due.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
Employee selects payment from the customer menu on the menu bar.
Employee selects the customers name in the name combo box.
System retrieves and displays total due, total due is $0.00.
Employee presses the cancel button.
Event Trace:
Schedule Appointment
Scenario 1:
Employee selects create appointment from appointment menu.
System displays appointment form.
Employee selects customer from combo box.
System finds customers pets and fills in pet combo box.
Employee selects pet from combo box.
Employee selects service type from combo box.
Employee selects date for appointment.
System finds available appointments and fills in time combo box.
Employee selects appointment time.
Employee pressed OK button.
System schedules appointment for pet.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
Employee selects appointment from customer menu.
System displays appointment form.
Employee selects customer from combo box.
System finds customers pets and fills in pet combo box.
Employee selects pet from combo box.
Employee selects date for appointment.
System displays no available appointment times.
System allows employee to enter new appointment date.
Event Trace:
Peak Appointment Time Report
Scenario 1:
User selects the Reporting Menu from the Menu Bar
User selects Peak Appointment Report from the Reporting Menu
User enters Start Date
User enters End Date
User clicks on the OK button
System gathers and generates the required report
System prints the report
System returns to the Main Menu Bar
Event Trace:
Scenario
2:
User selects the Reporting Menu from the Menu Bar
User selects Peak Appointment Report from the Reporting Menu
User enters an out of range Start Date
User enters End Date
User clicks on the OK button
System generates and displays an error message
System redisplays the data form
User enters Start Date
User enters End Date
User clicks on the OK button
System gathers and generates the required report
System prints the report
System returns to the Main Menu Bar
Event Trace:
Scenario
3:
User selects the Reporting Menu from the Menu Bar
User selects Peak Appointment Report from the Reporting Menu
User enters Start Date
User enters End Date
User clicks on the Cancel button
System returns to the Main Menu Bar
Event Trace:
Unpaid Invoice Report
Scenario 1:
User selects the
Reporting Menu from the Menu Bar
User selects Unpaid Invoice Report from the Reporting Menu
User accepts default report settings – Print all Unpaid Invoices User clicks on the OK button
System generates the required report and prints it out
System returns to the Main Menu Bar
Event Trace:
Scenario
2:
User selects the Reporting Menu from the Menu Bar
User selects Unpaid Invoice Report from the Reporting Menu
User clicks on From/To Specific Dates radio button
User enters Start Date
User enters End Date
User clicks on the OK button
System generates the required report and prints it out
System returns to the Main Menu
Event Trace:
Scenario
3:
User selects the Reporting Menu from the Menu Bar
User selects Unpaid Invoice Report from the Reporting Menu
User clicks on From/To Specific Dates radio button
User enters Start Date
User enters an out of range End Date
User clicks on the OK button
System displays error message
System re-displays the data form
User clicks on From/To Specific Dates radio button
User enters Start Date
User enters End Date
User clicks on the OK button
System generates the required report and prints it out
System returns to the Main Menu Bar
Event Trace:
Add/Update Available Appointments
Scenario 1:
User selects Appointment from the Main Menu Bar
User selects Amend Available Appointments
User enters Date
User enters Appointment Time
User enters Appointment Slot ID number
User clicks on the OK button
System displays message stating appointment slot is now available
System returns to the Main Menu
Event
Trace:
Scenario 2:
User selects Appointment from the Main Menu Bar
User selects Amend Available Appointments
User selects Unpaid Invoice Report from the Reporting Menu
User enters Date
User enters Appointment Time
User enters an invalid Appointment Slot ID number
User clicks on the OK button
System displays an error message and prompts user to re-enter an
Appointment Slot ID
Add
Customer
Scenario 1:
User wishes to add a new customer.
User clicks CUSTOMER→ADD.
System displays the Add Customer Form.
User enters all known fields (including all required fields).
User clicks Add Customer.
System adds customer.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
User wishes to add a new customer.
User clicks CUSTOMER→ADD.
System displays the Add Customer Form.
User enters all known fields (including all required fields).
User clicks Add Customer.
System responds with [ERROR: username unavailable, try again]
User enters new username into form.
User clicks Add Customer.
System adds customer.
Update Customer
Scenario 1:
User wishes to update a customer’s profile.
User clicks CUSTOMER→UPDATE.
User selects Customer’s name from list.
System brings up editable customer profile form. User edits any fields that require updating.
User clicks Update Customer.
System updates customer.
Event Trace: 
Scenario 2:
User wishes to update a customer’s profile.
User clicks CUSTOMER→UPDATE.
User selects Customer’s name from list.
System brings up editable customer profile form.
User clicks Cancel.
Add Pet
Scenario 1:
User wishes to add a new pet.
User clicks CUSTOMER→ADD PET.
User selects Customer’s name from list.
System displays the Add Pet Form with customer’s profile.
User enters Pet name, and other required pet data.
User clicks Add Pet.
System adds pet to selected customer’s profile.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
User wishes to add a new pet, but new customer.
User clicks CUSTOMER→ADD PET.
User selects New Customer.
System displays the Add Customer Form.
User enters all known fields (including all required fields).
User clicks Add Customer.
System adds customer, and pet(s).
Update Pet
Scenario 1:
User wishes to update a pet’s profile.
User clicks CUSTOMER→UPDATE PET.
User enters Pet name, and selects Customer’s name from list.
System confirms pet and brings up editable Pet Profile Form. User edits any fields that require updating.
User clicks Update Pet.
System updates pet.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
User wishes to update a pet’s profile.
User clicks CUSTOMER→UPDATE PET.
User enters Pet name, and selects Customer’s name from list.
System confirms customer, but pet not found.
User selects pet from list of customer’s pets.
System brings up editable Pet Profile Form. User edits any fields that require updating.
User clicks Update Pet.
System updates pet.
Cancel Appointment
Scenario 1:
Employee selects Appointment form from main menu.
System Displays Appointment form.
Employee selects cancel appointment.
System Displays Cancel Appointment form.
User enters correct customer name, pet name, appointment time and date.
User presses “ok” button.
Event Trace:
Scenario 2:
Employee selects Appointment form from main menu.
System Displays Appointment form.
Employee selects cancel appointment.
System Displays Cancel Appointment form.
User enters Incorrect Customer name.
System displays error message and
redisplays cancel appointment form.
Event Trace:
Update Invoice
Scenario 1:
Employee selects Invoice from the main menu.
System displays Invoice form.
Employee selects Update Invoice form.
System displays Update Invoice form.
Employee enters correct customer name, pet name, appointment time and date.
Employee presses ‘ok ‘ button.
System displays Update Product form.
Employee enters correct product name and number.
Employee presses ‘add product’ or ‘Delete product’ button.
System retrieves product information and adds / deletes products from Line-Item.
System redisplays Update product form if more products need to be add/deleted.
System displays message Update invoice complete.
Event
Trace:
Scenario 2:
Employee selects Invoice from the main menu.
System displays Invoice form.
Employee selects Update Invoice form.
System displays Update Invoice form.
Employee enters correct customer name, pet name, appointment time and date.
Employee presses ‘ok‘ button.
System displays Update Product form.
Employee enters incorrect product name and number.
System displays an error and redisplays
Update product form.
Event Trace:
Email Customers Reminder Report
Scenario 1:
Employee selects E-mail customers Reminder Report from main menu.
System checks reminder dates from Invoice table.
System returns Pets ID’s, which need to be scheduled for appointment.
System retrieves customer’s ID’s from Pet table.
System uses customers’ ID’s to retrieve customers’e-mail addresses.
System E-mails customers appointment reminders.
System displays Customer names, Customer ID and pet ID to whom e-mails were sent.
Event Trace:
Add Employee
Scenario 1:
The user wished to add employee
Window prompt for add query
The user enter employee data
The user submit data to add employee into profile
The employee file is added
Event Trace:
Update Employee
Scenario 1:
The user wishes to update new information about employee
Window prompts for update query.
The users enters employee new information
The user requests data to update employee file.
The data is added to employee file.
The user presses save and exit out of update employee.
Event Trace:
Generate Schedule Report
Scenario 1:
The users request to view report.
The system displays types of reports available.
The user select generate schedule report to view all appointment and available times.
The user enters a specified range of data to generate.
The user request start to begin generates report.
The system returns schedule report that meet the range that specific by the user.
The user views the documents that meet the selection criteria.
The user print generated schedule report.
Event Trace:
Update Product
Scenario 1:
The user request to search for a product.
The system prompt for type of products.
The user enter product type, it could be merchandise or service.
The user enter product name.
The user request search to start.
The system retrieve user information to update.
The system return product that meet the user request.
The user selects a product.
The user views the product information.
The user updates any new information on that particular product.
The user save and exit out of product update.
The system saved the update of product information.
Event Trace:
Add Product
Scenario 1:
The user requests to add Product.
The system prompts for user to enter type product such as Service or Merchandise.
The user request add new product.
The user adds new product information.
The system adds new information to product profile.
The user click saves new product information.
The user exit out of add product.
The system store the add information production.
Event Trace:
Appendix I (group members’ contributions)
Background/Requirements
Specification –
ER Model –
Object Model –
Data Dictionary –
Use Case Diagram –
Use Cases – Divided among group member in proposal.
Use Case Scenarios, Event Traces, User Views, and State Transition Diagrams were all divided throughout the group according to use cases as follows.
Add/Update Pet
Add/Update Clients
Login
Process Payment
Schedule Appointment
Cancel Appointment
Update Invoice
Email Client’s Reminder Report
Add/ Update
Employee
Generate Schedule
Report
Add/Update
Products
Peak Appointment
Time Report
Unpaid Invoice
Report
Add/Update Available Appointments