Component diagram$-$shopping Management system:

Add Components: Use the Component tool from the Toolbox to create the following

components:

Shopping Cart

Order

BackOrder Customer

Organization

Product

Label Component Relationships: Add the following interface points $($lollipop$-$style symbols$)$ to represent

the interactions between components:

Connect ShoppingCart to Order using an interface labeled Order Entry. Connect Order to BackOrder to represent a dependency for handling

delayed or pending orders. Connect Order to Customer via the interface labeled Person to indicate

that a customer places an order. Connect Order to Organization to manage organizational$-$level order

processing. Connect Order to Product using the interface labeled Orderableltem,

signifying the link between orders and products.

Use Dependencies: Draw directed dependencies using dashed arrows to represent the flow

or use of components. Ensure that Shopping Cart depends on Order, Order depends on

Customer and Organization, an Order interacts with Product.

Align and Arrange:

Position ShoppingCart on the left.

Place Order at the center, as it interacts with most other components. Position BackOrder above Order, Customer and Organization on the

right of Order, and Produ below Order.

Add Notations: Use the $<>$ stereotype for all components to distinguish

them as part of the syste modular design. Label the interfaces $($Order Entry, Person, Orderableltem$)$ clearly to

represent the specific poin interaction

Draw the component diagram in paper