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Prompt

Your initial post should include an embedded use case diagram for the Courses and Classes Records Requirements, an explanation of your process, verification and validation of your model, and a reflection of what was learned in the activity. If you are unable to successfully complete the assignment by the initial deadline, you should post what you have achieved and an explanation of the process you have gone through to try and solve any problems you are encountering. This is an opportunity to reach out to your course community.

You can resubmit a corrected version in order to meet the "Proficient" criteria. If you make any changes to your assignment, reply to your own initial post with any updates.

Requirements: You are required to create one initial post and to follow up with at least two response posts.

Your initial post should include the following:

Comprehension: Provide a use case diagram.

Comprehension$/$Explanation: Explain your approach to the problem, the decisions you made to arrive at your solution, and how you completed it$.$ Explain why you chose these particular use cases and why you chose the relationships between them. Explain your approach to creating your functional model and the design decisions you made to create it$.$

Verification and Validation: Verify and validate your use case diagram and use case descriptions against the SIS requirements definition. Check your diagram against the CIS requirements and write this review. In doing verification, the objective is to make sure that you are building software according to user specifications. Ask questions like these: Does each use case have the required functionality? Do all the use cases combined perform as a complete, coherent system?

Reflection: Reflect on this experience and the lessons you learned from it$.$ These are your reflections on what you learned. Address what you found challenging and what you found easy. Discuss your experience creating your functional model and the lessons you learned from it$.$ Specifically, draw connections between your experience and the object$-$oriented techniques and methods discussed in this course.

Follow these guidelines for your initial post: