Please help me answer these questions below in the Scenario 3 in the attached photo. Thanks

[1] Giving your IS a title

[2] Choosing Users

[3] Identifying what a described IS actually does

[4] Conceptualising User versus Input

[5] Human Vs. System Users

[6] External vs. Internal Users

[7] Multiple Internal Processors/Stores

Please answer it like in this diagram below. Thanks

ABC General Practice 3. Appointment Booking Information System A general practice called ABC Medical, based in Bentley, has created a method for patients to book appointments online. This enables people to book appointments at their convenience and helps to free up reception staff to help those already waiting to see a doctor. Potential patients are able to electronically request an appointment and fill out their details as a guest, or to sign up to save their details online for future use. (ie, create a profile). As a guest, personal details are still required as the user is making a self- appointment to see a doctor. Creating a profile will allow the user to more easily make an appointment next time, as they don't have to enter personal details each time they make an appointment. NOTE: you do not have to describe both of these patient situations. Chose which scenario will take place , a profiled user, or a guest user. It can impact the data inputs and transactions. Using the telephone App, potential patients enter their personal contact details and request an appointment to see a specific doctor working at ABC Medical. The list of doctors and appointment availabilities is stored in a database and is linked to a calendar sotware that manages the process of finding and booking all appointments, it is a graphic interface displaying availability of doctors and time-slots (ie, available appointments). Once an appointment is made the calendar software is automatically updated to represent it and doctors, admin staff, nurses and patients are able to view this calendar on their own devices. The contact details of the patients are used by the system to send a confirmation the appointment has been made. 4 The Is also sends an automatic SMS reminder 24 hours before the appointment time, providing details of the appointment and giving an option to reply to cancel if the appointment is no longer needed. [4 Conceptualising "user" versus "Input": A user is not the same as an input. Once you understand who your external users are, you will consider how the data/information associated with the user enters the Is you describe. in the case of the Appointment booking IS, an (external) user is the patient/client, and the data which enters the system does represent them, but you must consider what the transaction is that is taking place. Thus: Patient is the USER, and Request for appointment (or Appointment Request) is the INPUT. Correctly conceptualising the input as "Appointment Request" helps you identify what pieces of data are required to make that input. O Bank Customer funds are avaquested 95 Bank Records UGALSCGING Artemal WIELZEUG Components ISYS1000.2020- WS4-PART 1: ASSIGNMENT REVIEW #1 2 TUGLUSTA DISCO An example of the functions in an IS 11.1Transaction processing systems SRUST su se STO STORE Oriou bocs220 ug cober In a NUTSHELL: TPSs manage the complexities of US transactional data If we can conceptualise the transactions within an IS, we are half way to working out a way to describing it - which is the task of the assignment INP Sen HELP PROC CONGDOUSU12 622002 SOLO ZE OUTE We start with the ATM system inquires of the boueur on sugo 112812 Bank Records system [SYSTEM] we can [USER] [USER] conceptualise this as act not available available withdrawal of OLC available: The bank customer (user) does [FUNCTION] a decline No / Yes requested, a Dubrou message and [FUNCTION] something funds remaining bank balance balance is created requests to are created withdraw cash ATM namely and dispensed we can consider this a [USER) via the ATM Dispenser this function becomes a transaction and occurs because the bank customer but it's a syston \user, not humanner [FUNCTION] Cash/Balance dispensed and disperse via GITE ATM [FUNCTION] inquires funds if funds are internal If funds are Components LUG 1923 Cash/Balance AMAGE HAS ( [FUNCTION) namely SYSTEM which is a der] dispensed balance system fuse bouwemo 54-PART1: ASSIGNMENT REVIEW #1 ISYS1000.20