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systems analysis and design 12th
Stable Analysis Patterns For Systems 1st Edition Mohamed Fayad - Solutions
List 10 different constraints in the trust analysis pattern.
What are the classes and patterns involved in defining the stable pattern for “trust”?
Illustrate by using a class diagram of trust patterns of each of the new applications you listed for question 11.
Document the CRC card for the trust EBT.
Is the trust pattern incomplete without the use of other patterns? Explain briefly.
What is the trade-off of using this stable pattern?
Present the sequence diagram for applicability of the trust stable analysis pattern in the e-commerce domain.
What are the possible design issues for the trust EBT, when linked to the design phase?
What do you think are the implementation issues for the AnySkill BO, when used in the trust stable analysis pattern?
List a couple of advantages of using the stable analysis pattern for trust.
List two scenarios, which will not be covered by the trust analysis pattern.
Describe how the developed trust analysis pattern would be stable over time.
List some of the lessons learnt from the use of the stable analysis pattern for trust.
List some of the testing patterns that can be applied for testing the trust stable analysis pattern.
List three test cases to test the class members of the trust pattern.
List some of the related design patterns used in formulating the trust stable pattern.
Briefly explain how the trust stable analysis pattern supports its objectives.
Assess two different quantitative measures on the “trust” traditional model and trust stable analysis patterns and explain the differences between the each of the measures.
What are the consequences of trust SAP?
What are the advantages of trust SAP?
Draw traditional model for AnyTrust.
Compare the tradition model of AnyTrust with the stable model. Which one do you like more and give reasons.
List some business models where trust SAP can be applied. Explain them.
List some of the properties of trust SAP.
List functional and nonfunctional requirements for trust pattern.
What did you learn from this chapter?
List a few tips and heuristics that you have learnt.
Illustrate with a class diagram the applicability of the trust stable pattern in the following scenario: three or more companies are involved as a trust in monopolizing over a particular product in the market. Draw all the EBTs and BOs involved in the problem.
Think of few scenarios, where trust pattern is applicable and come up with corresponding class diagram, use case, and sequence diagram, as shown in the solution and applicability sections for each of the scenarios.
Illustrate with a class diagram the applicability of the trust SAP to an ecommerce site such as eBay.
Now, adapt the trust SAP to a commerce site similar to Craigslist. Discuss how the different methods of sale between Craigslist and eBay affect the implementation of the trust pattern
Illustrate with a class diagram and describe the applicability of trust SAP in following scenario: A person interested in buying a house from a property dealer.
Draw with a class diagram and describe the applicability of trust SAP in a scenario, where a marketing company tries to establish trust of its customer in its product.
Identify a few challenges and constraints of trust SAP that are not listed in this chapter.
Create a traditional model for trust.
Identify a few advantages of stable model over traditional model in 8.
Compare the trust traditional model in 8 with trust stable analysis pattern that are discussed in this chapter using the following weighted adequacies by assigning 20% for each adequacy: Descriptive, logical, understanding, systematic, and simplicity.
Compare traditional model with stable model of trust based on the following quantitative measurability: Number of classes and number of behaviors and show what the indicator (result) means and the impact of the measurement on three different quality of the system: Reuse, complexity, and coupling
Show how to do qualitative measurements: Reuse, complexity, and coupling between classes for trust SAP.
Would you discuss the abstraction process of the trust SAP.
Write the business rules of trust SAP.
Use the first question of Section 1.9 to explain the stability of the trust design pattern. Add use cases, use case diagrams, sequence diagrams to add credibility to your explanation. 9.1 INTRODUCTION Trust is a concept that plays a major role in any interaction between different entities. Trust
Trust Management System: A university would like to develop a system for students to evaluate their peers’ performance in some group projects. Students’ ratings in various categories will affect a student’s trust rating among other metrics that may be used by instructors for evaluating
Building trust in potential students to join music classes by a music teachera. Explain the above scenario.b. Draw a class diagram for it.c. Document a detailed and significant use case.d. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of c.
Building trust in parents by hostel authorities to state that hostel is safe for students to livea. Explain the above scenario.b. Draw a class diagram for it.c. Document a detailed and significant use case.d. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of c.
Building trust in a company by an applicant for getting a joba. Explain the above scenario.b. Draw a class diagram for it.c. Document a detailed and significant use case.d. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of c.
Define accessibility SAP.
What does accessibility mean?
“Accessibility is also bad.” Explain.
Describe stable analysis pattern.
Describe the characteristics of EBT, BO, and IO.
What are the other terms used for accessibility? Explain them.
Describe a few contexts in which accessibility is used in day-to-day life.
Write two to three scenarios where accessibility SAP is applicable.
Discuss the functional requirements for accessibility SAP.
Discuss the nonfunctional requirements for accessibility SAP.
Write four challenges of using accessibility SAP.
Write a few constraints of accessibility SAP.
Draw class diagram for accessibility SAP.
Explain and justify the participants in accessibility SAP.
Write CRC cards for accessibility SAP.
What are the consequences of accessibility SAP?
Explain the application of accessibility SAP in accessing Internet content. Draw a class diagram for it. Write any one usecase for this application and draw a sequence diagram for the same. Write test cases for the same.
Explain the application of accessibility SAP in accessing online student information system. Draw a class diagram for it. Write any one usecase for this application and draw a sequence diagram for the same. Write test cases for the same.
Draw traditional model for accessibility.
Compare the traditional model and stable pattern of accessibility by using the following adequacies:• Descriptive Adequacy [13]: Descriptive adequacy refers to the ability to visualize objects in the models. Every defined object should be browse-able, allowing the user to view the structure of an
Compare the traditional model and stable pattern of accessibility by using the following modeling essentials [14,15] as comparative criteria:a. Simple: This property covers those attributes of the object-oriented model that present modeling aspects of the problem domain in a most understandable
Compare traditional accessibility model with accessibility SAP. Which one do you like more?
Compare both the models quantitatively in terms of number of classes, interdependency among classes, constraints, number of operations in classes, and depth of inheritance level.
Compare both the models qualitatively.
Discuss the process of abstraction of accessibility SAP.
Discuss the design and implementation issues of accessibility SAP.
Discuss the testability of accessibility SAP.
Write some business rules for accessibility SAP.
Discuss some of the known usages of accessibility SAP.
Write your findings, tips, and heuristics.
Name two more qualitative metrics and utilize them to measure accessibility pattern.
Discuss the benefits of using accessibility analysis pattern to generate business rules.
Give some examples of applications, where accessibility pattern is being used.
What are the lessons learnt by you from studying the accessibility pattern [1–7,8]. 1.1 INTRODUCTION Developing software systems involves several activities, starting from domain and requirement analysis to system implementation and deployment [1-7]. Numerous requirements, techniques, and
Describe a scenario of an application of accessibility for documents in a company.a. Draw a class diagram of the application.b. Document a detailed and significant use case.c. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of b.
Describe a scenario of an application of accessibility of email inbox.a. Draw a class diagram of the application.b. Document a detailed and significant use case.c. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of b.
Describe a scenario of an application of accessibility of permission code for a course in a university.a. Draw a class diagram of the application.b. Document a detailed and significant use case.c. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of b.
Describe a scenario of an application of accessibility of course material of a course on canvas.a. Draw a class diagram of the application.b. Document a detailed and significant use case.c. Create a sequence diagram of the created use case of b.
Think of few scenarios, where accessibility pattern is applicable and design corresponding class diagram, use case and sequence diagram as shown in the solution and applicability sections for each of the scenarios.a. Building accessb. Access to reading library materialsc. Access to gardening
Model an application of accessibility SAP for accessing a safety deposit box in a bank.
You are a part of a team that is developing an e-commerce website. Model the application of accessibility SAP for customers to access their order status on the website and to track their orders.
You are tasked with creating a system that tracks access to a secure building. Access should be granted based on the security clearance of the employee. Each employee has an account associated with them that track doors they access and the time of these events. Use the accessibility pattern from
Create an architecture on demand (i.e., stable architecture pattern consists of two or more EBTs, or BOs, or a Mix of EBTs and BOs) using accessibility pattern for each of the following contexts:a. System access: Ability or authority to interact with a computer system, resulting in a flow of
What is the need for a stable analysis pattern that describes reputation?
What EBTs can be brought under the umbrella of reputation SAP?
How does reputation qualify as a subject for a stable analysis pattern?
How do we start with the identification of reputation and its related terms?
What are BOs that make up the reputation pattern?
List several application domains that do not fit the competition SAP.
List possible application domains for the SAP competition.
Rate the reusability of the competition SAP on a scale of 1–5. Give a short description to support your rating.
How sustainable is the reputation pattern?
What are the challenges that exist, when trying to utilize the reputation pattern?
Are there any constraints, which need to be handled by the reputation pattern?
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