This Use case diagram exercise

Exercise 1: Building Use Cases For this exercise, pick your favourite or most familiar restaurant: whether take out, delivery, dine-in. It could be Popeyes Chicken, Tandoori Flame, McDonalds, Keg, Swiss Chalet, neighborhood Shawarma: anything you want you like. Now for this culinary experience, I want you to research or recall, precisely, a specific scenario when you PLACE AN ORDER. For instance: . . Order coffee at Tim Hortons drive through and pay with Visa tap credit card Order Big Mac Meal at McDonald's in store kiosk, pay with debit and serve at table Order steak dinner at Keg restaurant and pay cash Order Fat Bastard Burrito through Uber Eats . To submit this assignment, create a MS Word document and name it FnameLameSYST1779Ex1. Submit it on Blackboard. Step 1. Scenario: Use the Title: 1. Scenario Describe, in English, the scenario you go through in ordering your food. Give it a title such as provided above. It is good to this IN SEQUENCE. Research (such as google) the topic a bit online to use good terminology. What you are dealing with is considered Point of Sale and Restaurant Ordering Systems. Use specific and intentional verbs and nouns. Avoid ambiguity. Step 2: Stakeholders Use the Title: 2. Stakeholders List all the stakeholders you can think of for this scenario. Each stakeholder should have a unique goal. What is it? Indicate their goal in this scenario. What you are dealing with is called Point of Sale, Payment Management" and Restaurant Ordering Systems. There are many stakeholders. Stakeholders are classes. (they are not verbs and do not contain verbs). They do not have a name, rather they connected to a class. Thus Mark is not a stakeholder: "Professor" is a stakeholder. It is analogous to 00 concept of class and object. . Correct: Server. Correct: Chef Correct: Owner Incorrect: Richa Incorrect: Gordon Ramsay Incorrect: Jamie Oliver . Step 3 Events and Use Case Use the Title: 3. Event Table What are the key events which happen in this scenario? Each of these would trigger a use cases. Indicate whether the vent is external, temporal or state event. Next to the event, list the use case that is triggered by this event You may use the following table Event Event Type Use Case a Use case ALWAYS has the structure VerbNoun. It is a functional requirement. Use cases can be manual processes or automated processes r both. In many cases, Information Technology is popular and profitable because it is used to replace manual processes with automated ones. Thus, use cases are used both by business analysts, systems analyst and developers. Step 4 USE CASE DIAGRAM Use the Title: 4. Use Case Diagram Using Visual Paradigm, create a business use case diagram to cover the scenario. Cut and paste the image into this document to submit. Ensure that you put your name and date on the diagram. Actors are going be a subset of the stakeholders you identified Use cases will be the same as you illustrated System Boundary. Technically, this is a "Business Use case Diagram", you do not need to place an automation boundary. You should label the diagram with your scenario name