After creating the design use case, analyze it in order to identify and classify the use-case design objects; use Figure 17-8 as an example. In general, you will probably have more entity objects than interface objects, and you should have at least one control object. Have a fellow student or co-worker check your work to make sure it is identified and classified correctly.

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FIGURE 17-8 Partial Summary of Place New Order Use-Case Behaviors Behaviors Process new member order Click icon to place new order Retrieve product catalog information Display W11-Catalog Display window Scroll or page through catalog Select product to be ordered and enter quantity Retrieve member demographic information Display W02-Member Profile Display window Verify member demographic information Validate quantity amount Verify the product availability Determine an expected ship date Determine price of product Determine cost of the total order Display W03-Order Summary Display window Prompt user Verify order information Check status of member account Prompt user for payment option Store order information Record back order information Generate order confirmation Display W04-Order Confirmation Display Click button or icon Automated/Manual Manual/Automated Manual Automated Automated Manual Manual Automated Automated Manual Automated Automated Automated Automated Automated Automated Automated Manual Automated Automated Automated Automated Automated Automated Manual Class Type Control Entity Interface Entity Interface Entity Entity Entity Entity Entity Interface Interface Entity Interface Entity Entity Entity Interface