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OOSE Diagram Notes

The document discusses several scenarios involving different systems and requests sequence diagrams be drawn for some of these scenarios. Specifically, it asks that a sequence diagram be drawn for a fixed deposit system that allows customers to deposit money for a set period of time and perform transactions. It also asks for a sequence diagram for a departmental store system where members can purchase items using a credit card after paying an initial fee and must pay outstanding balances quarterly, with defaulters unable to make purchases.

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OOSE Diagram Notes

The document discusses several scenarios involving different systems and requests sequence diagrams be drawn for some of these scenarios. Specifically, it asks that a sequence diagram be drawn for a fixed deposit system that allows customers to deposit money for a set period of time and perform transactions. It also asks for a sequence diagram for a departmental store system where members can purchase items using a credit card after paying an initial fee and must pay outstanding balances quarterly, with defaulters unable to make purchases.

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Q. 1.

Oct 12
April 2013
Q. 4. Consider a “Fixed Deposit” system, which allows customer to perform
various transactions. Discuss different scenario’s and draw a sequence diagram.
(refer to Q. 1.)
Indian Bank provides Fixed Deposit (FD) schemes through which people
can deposit money for a certain period of time. The bank pays interest for
this period and returns money when FD period is over. Interest rate
depends upon the period.
The depositor may choose to renew FD and may get loan against deposits.
Consider the above case and draw following diagram:
i) Use case diagram. 3
ii) Sequence diagram. 4
Q. 2. Consider an Automatic water level control system, which is used for
controlling the water flow. Identify the different states and draw a state chart
diagram.
Q. 3. Oct 12
Draw a collaboration diagram for ATM system. 3
5. Prepare a class diagram for “E-shopping System” consisting of at least three
classes. Define appropriate relationship, association with multiplicity. 5
Q. 7

Draw collaboration diagram for considering different scenarios for ice cream
vending machine.
Q. 8. 2011
Prepare a class diagram for “Newspaper advertisement agency” consisting
of at least three classes. Define appropriate relationship, association with
multiplicity.
April 2012
Q. 10.
Prepare a class diagram for “Medical Shop Management” consisting of at
least three classes. Define appropriate relationship, association with
multiplicity.
Q. 11.
A system is to be designed for a departmental store dealing in consumer
items. Members enjoy facility and can purchase items as and when he or
she needs them. Store has several counters and one can get almost all kinds
of consumer items after visiting these counters.
He/She becomes member by paying initial membership amount and gets a
credit card. This has to pay his/her outstanding on quarterly basis. System
sends reminders to the members. Defaulters are not allowed to purchase
items until the default amount is cleared.
Consider the above case and draw following diagrams.
i) Use case diagram 3
ii) Sequence diagram. 4

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