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Systems Design Project Deliverable 3

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

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Systems Design Project Deliverable 3

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  1. Systems Design ProjectDeliverable 3

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. Storyboard

  6. 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)

  7. 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

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

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