OO Systems Analysis Final Project Presentation

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OO Systems Analysis Final Project Presentation
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Contents
1.1 Introduction 1.2 Design Considerations 1.3
Architecture 1.5 Low Level Design 1.6 User
Interface Design
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1.1 INTRODUCTION

• 1.1.1 System Overview
• 1.1.2 Design Map
• 1.1.3 Supporting Material

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A jewelry retail and manufacturing operation has
a need for an application to manage their
business. This application should be web-based,
and able to accommodate various business
functions to handle day-to-day operation. Among
the requirements are Web Based
Application Database driven (SQL) Secure Fac
ilitate Retail and Wholesale Operations Custome
r Sales Wholesale Sales Process customer
payments Accounts Receivable Account
Processing Facilitate Back Office
Operations Supply Inventory Product
Inventory Shipping Receiving Accounts
Payable Schedulingystem Overview
1.1.1 System Overview
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The development process will be broken into 5
PhasesDesign ? Code ? Test ? Bug Fixes ?
Documentation
1.1.2 Design Map
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Federal Express Web APIhttp//www.fedex.com/us/s
olutions/shipapi/sample_code.html?link4UPS Web
APIhttp//www.programmableweb.com/api/UPSGoogl
e Checkout Web APIhttps//www.google.com/account
s/ServiceLogin?servicesierracontinuehttps3A2F
2Fcheckout.google.com2F3Fgsessionid3DnVbqyZXZi
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1.1.3 Supporting Material
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1.2.1 Assumptions1.2.2 Constraints1.2.3 System
Environment1.2.4 Design Methodology1.2.5 Risks
and Volatile Areas
1.2 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
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- Database (Microsoft SQL Server)- Web Based
Access (IIS 6.0)- Support Firefox and IE-
Language - ASP - ASP.NET VBScript C- API
Integration - Google Checkout - FedEX - UPS
1.2.1 Assumptions
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- SQL 5 Seats- IIS- Win2K3 Server Five Seat
License (Small Business)- Hardware Limited to
one server
1.2.2 Constraints
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- Hardware (2) Intel XEON PIV 3.2GHz Dual
Core (1) 2GB DDR RAM Memory SATA Raid 1 HD
(120GB)- Software VBScript C MS SQL Server
2K5 IIS 6.0
1.2.3 System Environment
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1.2.4 Design Methodology
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API's can change!
1.2.5 Risks
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1.3 ARCHITECTURE
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1.4.1 Use Case1.4.2 Database1.4.3 Web Server
1.4 HIGH LEVEL DESIGN
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1.4.1 Use Case
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1.4.2 Database Class Diagram
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1.4.3 Web Server Class Diagram
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1.5.1 Sequence1.5.2 Function List
1.5 LOW LEVEL DESIGN
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1.5.1 Sequence Diagrams
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1.5.1 Sequence Diagrams
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1.5.1 Sequence Diagrams
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1.5.1 Sequence Diagrams
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1.5.2 Function List
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1.6.1 Application 1.6.2 Browse1.6.3 Management
1.6 USER INTERFACE DESIGN
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1.6.1 Application
Application Concept
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1.6.2 Bowse
Browse Concept
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1.6.3 Management Interface
Management Interface Concept