1. In what order would you develop the four subsystems? Support your answer.

2. Reviewing your work from Chapter 3, assign each of your use cases to a particular subsystem. Does this change your answer or does it strengthen your original premise? Support your answer.

3. Reviewing your work from Chapter 4, assign each of your classes to a subsystem. (Note: Some classes may be in multiple subsystems. The primary subsystem is the one that “creates” the objects in that class.) Does this change your answer or does it strengthen your original premise? Support your answer.

4. Considering the Agile modeling principles, discuss each of the following:

(a) In Chapter 3, you developed a list of use cases and a use case diagram. If you follow the Agile modeling philosophy, how much or how little of this model do you think is necessary? Support your answer.

(b) In Chapter 4, you developed a class diagram. If you follow the Agile modeling philosophy, how much or how little of this model do you think is necessary? Support your answer.

(c) In Chapter 5, you developed some use case descriptions, activity diagrams, and system sequence diagrams. If you follow the Agile modeling philosophy, how many or how few of these

models do you think are necessary? Support your answer.

(d) In Chapter 6, you developed a network diagram and specified hardware requirements. If you follow the Agile modeling philosophy, how many or how few of these models do you think are necessary? Support your answer.