Conceptual Design Questions

$1.$ Use Case Diagram: Develop a comprehensive use case diagram that illustrates the interactions between the two primary actors $($Farmers$/$Users and Officers$)$ and the system. Include all relevant use cases, ensuring they cover the core functionalities outlined in the SRS$.$ Clearly model any relationships $($include$,$ extend, or generalization$),$ between use cases as needed.

$2.$ Use Case Descriptions$/$Specifications: For each use case, write detailed specifications that outline the preconditions, triggers, main flow of events, alternate flows, and postconditions. Include relevant scenarios to illustrate variations in the use case execution.

$3.$ Object Modeling $($Collaboration Diagrams$)$: Identify all objects necessary to implement each use case, defining their roles and responsibilities. Create object collaboration diagrams to visualize how these objects interact and communicate to achieve the use case's goals.

$4.$ Sequence Diagrams: For each use case, create a sequence diagram to model the step$-$by$-$step interactions between the system's objects during execution. Focus on the message exchanges between objects and how they collaborate to fulfill the use case's requirements.

$5.$ Domain Model $($Class Diagrams$)$: Develop a domain model using class diagrams for the entire system. This should illustrate the key entities $($e$.$g$.,$ Grievance, User, Officer$),$ their attributes, operations, and relationships. Ensure that the model accurately represents the system's functionality and concepts.

$6.$ Component Diagram: Create a component diagram that outlines the major software components $($e$.$g$.,$ UI module, grievance processing module, database$)$ and their dependencies within the system. Clearly show how these components interact to provide the desired functionality.

$7.$ Architectural Style: Based on the SRS and your understanding of architectural patterns, recommend the most suitable architectural style $($e$.$g$.,$ layered, clientserver, microservices$)$ for the Grievance Management system. Provide a strong justification for your choice, explaining how it aligns with the system's requirements and constraints.

$8.$ User Interface Design: Create wireframes or mockups for both the farmer$/$user and officer interfaces. Focus on the key screens involved in grievance submission, tracking, responding to$,$ and resolving grievances. Ensure that your UI designs adhere to the usability requirements outlined in the SRS$.$