Question 3 (33 points) Given: Only the information in the Case Study below Derive: Activity Diagram (Hand-drawn) (must contain Decision and Merge Nodes) Submit: Your work using the text area or the add file button below. Case Study For our new Sie Retail Shoe System, we need to add new shoes. The process is as follows: The use case begins when the Merchandiser selects 'Add New' on the Shoe GUI. The Merchandiser enters the information for the shoes including brand, size, and color. Depending on the shoe type, the Merchandiser selects the category. There are two categories, Dress and Casual. If the shoe is Casual, then the employee selects 'Casual' for the category, otherwise the Merchandiser selects 'Dress'. Then the Merchandiser selects the "Save' button and the system saves the new shoe. Question 3 (33 points) Given: Only the information in the Case Study below Derive: Activity Diagram (Hand-drawn) (must contain Decision and Merge Nodes) Submit: Your work using the text area or the add file button below. Case Study For our new Sie Retail Shoe System, we need to add new shoes. The process is as follows: The use case begins when the Merchandiser selects 'Add New' on the Shoe GUI. The Merchandiser enters the information for the shoes including brand, size, and color. Depending on the shoe type, the Merchandiser selects the category. There are two categories, Dress and Casual. If the shoe is Casual, then the employee selects 'Casual' for the category, otherwise the Merchandiser selects 'Dress'. Then the Merchandiser selects the "Save' button and the system saves the new shoe