(1- 25 pts) In this problem, you will transform a concept statement into a formal domain model and develop constraints for its structure: Develop a one-page concept statement. Transform the concept statement into a conceptual domain model defined in terms of a UML class diagram that specifies the classes (problem domain concepts), relevant attributes, associa- tions (with role names, multiplicity, qualifiers), and specializations/generalizations. To develop the domain model from the concept statement, perform linguistic analysis to identify model compo- nents and explicitly indicate which components are eliminated and for what reason. Define three constraints/invariants over the components of the domain model and express them in terms of the UML object Constraint Language (OCL) recall the OCL examples/features covered in class. You may do research and choose to apply other OCL features/keywords you think are appropriate. (1- 25 pts) In this problem, you will transform a concept statement into a formal domain model and develop constraints for its structure: Develop a one-page concept statement. Transform the concept statement into a conceptual domain model defined in terms of a UML class diagram that specifies the classes (problem domain concepts), relevant attributes, associa- tions (with role names, multiplicity, qualifiers), and specializations/generalizations. To develop the domain model from the concept statement, perform linguistic analysis to identify model compo- nents and explicitly indicate which components are eliminated and for what reason. Define three constraints/invariants over the components of the domain model and express them in terms of the UML object Constraint Language (OCL) recall the OCL examples/features covered in class. You may do research and choose to apply other OCL features/keywords you think are appropriate