Task Details: Case Study Case Study: Colin & John Book Store Task details: Colin & John Book Store is a small business owned and run by two graduates of KOI in a regional town of NSW. During the COVID-19 crisis, Colin & John realised they had to keep the business ahead. So they plan to move the business to an online business and provide online services. You are a system analyst hired by Colin & John Book Store to develop an online ordering system, including designing a prototype solution. Staff may manage booking / allocating and truck drivers to transport goods to customers from the warehouses. The system will also assist customers in processing payment, order tracking and returning/cancelling the booked orders. The new system will also help inventory management and link suppliers for necessary replenishment. The system should generate sales and inventory reports to managers, invoices, and customer receipts as and when required. You may make necessary assumptions with proper documentation, which should be supported by a valid justification that needs to be reflected in your report. You can also assume any possible functions necessary to function in this business case. You may also add other possible functions and make necessary assumptions. All assumptions need to be documented. The report must contain at least the following sections 1. Introduction: Introduce the important aspects of the case study. (2 marks) 2. Methodologies: Briefly describe the System development Life Cycle (SDLC) and discuss different approaches to SDLC. You are then required to choose one model that you find suitable for the system given in the case study and justify your choice. (2 marks) 3. Information gathering techniques: Choose a suitable information gathering technique to gather specific requirements and design at least 4 questions that can be asked from relevant stakeholders to capture the system requirements. Also list all functional and non-functional requirements gathered from different stakeholders and discussed in the case study (2 marks) Assessment 3 Assessment type: Case Study Assignment Individual Assessment (2000 words) Purpose: This assessment is a report on System analysis and modelling. The report is designed to assess your practical understanding of system analysis and design within a system project. Having analysed the project case study, you are assumed to have a clear insight into the scope of the system analysis within a system development project. Students are required to analyse system requirements and draw diagrams such as Activity diagram, Use case, Domain model, System Sequence modeling diagram and user interfaces for the given case study. The assessment aims to develop your understanding of relevant skills and issues in various aspects of system analysis and design. This assessment contributes to the learning outcomes a, b, c and d. Value: 20% Due Date: Week 11 Assessment topic: Analysing and Modelling System requirements Submission requirements details: Task Details: Case Study Case Study: Colin & John Book Store Task details: Colin & John Book Store is a small business owned and run by two graduates of KOI in a regional town of NSW. During the COVID-19 crisis, Colin & John realised they had to keep the business ahead. So they plan to move the business to an online business and provide online services. You are a system analyst hired by Colin & John Book Store to develop an online ordering system, including designing a prototype solution. Staff may manage booking / allocating and truck drivers to transport goods to customers from the warehouses. The system will also assist customers in processing payment, order tracking and returning/cancelling the booked orders. The new system will also help inventory management and link suppliers for necessary replenishment. The system should generate sales and inventory reports to managers, invoices, and customer receipts as and when required. You may make necessary assumptions with proper documentation, which should be supported by a valid justification that needs to be reflected in your report. You can also assume any possible functions necessary to function in this business case. You may also add other possible functions and make necessary assumptions. All assumptions need to be documented. The report must contain at least the following sections 1. Introduction: Introduce the important aspects of the case study. (2 marks) 2. Methodologies: Briefly describe the System development Life Cycle (SDLC) and discuss different approaches to SDLC. You are then required to choose one model that you find suitable for the system given in the case study and justify your choice. (2 marks) 3. Information gathering techniques: Choose a suitable information gathering technique to gather specific requirements and design at least 4 questions that can be asked from relevant stakeholders to capture the system requirements. Also list all functional and non-functional requirements gathered from different stakeholders and discussed in the case study (2 marks)