use cases diagram -> class diagram -> sequence diagram

this case study involves a simplified syatem of a college library system

problem statement:

this application will support the operation of libarary for mid-sized college. this includes the searching for amd lending of libaray material, including books, videos, and technical journals. all libaray items have registartion code ( research area code + running number). each borrower can borrow up to 10 items. each type of library item can be borrowed for different period of time (books 6 weeks, journal 3 days, videos 1 week). if returned after due date the employee will charged a fine, based on the type of items (bolks $1/day, journals and videos $2/day). materials will be lent to students if they have (1) no due lendables, (2) fewer than 10 articles out, and (3) total fines less than $20.

draw a sequence diagram with the following scenario: "jim doe will borrow the book "amazing stories"; jim doe is registered borrower in the system; currently he has not borrowed any item and has no outstanding fines. the book "amazing stories" is available and not on loan. after borrowing, john doe will be registered as borrower of "amazing stories", and this book will have a valid return date."