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    This document discusses system analysis and design using UML diagrams. It describes use case diagrams for authentication, dental practice management, and key user roles. It also includes a class diagram showing important classes like Patient, Dentist, User, and their attributes.

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    Chaptre2 System Analysis and Design

    Introduction:
    This chapter aims to provide a comprehensive description of the function of our system and
    create models of how this function works. To achieve this latter, we use the Unified Language
    Model (UML).

    Requirement specification:
    Definition of UML:

    The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a pictogram based graphical modeling language
    designed as a standardized visualization method in the fields of software development and
    object oriented design. [3]

    Static representation of the system:

    The class diagram.

    The component diagram.

    The deployment diagram.

    The package diagram.

    The use case diagram.

    The composite structure diagram.

    Dynamic representation of the system:

    The activity diagram

    The sequence diagram

    The state-transition diagram

    The collaboration diagram

    The communication diagram

    To model the needs of our system, we use the three following diagrams:

    Use case diagram:

    A use case diagram is a modeling tool for describing the interactions between users (actors)
    and an IT system. In summary, the use case diagram provides an overview of a system's
    functionality from the perspective of its users.

    Use case «authentication»:


    Figure I.1- Authentication use case diagram.
    Following the previous diagram, to access the system, the user enters their name and

    His password. If the information is correct, a home page is displayed according to

    the user. Each user of the system (dentist, nurse, patient) has access privileges previously
    defined by the application administrator.

    Dental practice management use case diagram:


    Figure 1.2Dental practice management use case diagram.
    The figure above shows the functionalities of different actors of our site in which it appears
    that the patient can book appointment and the dentist will consult the files of the patients,
    manage their consultation besides making the prescription, the nurse will manage the
    appointment of the patients. Of course, we need to log into our system first.

    Use cases identifier:

    Patient: can know the information of the dentist and the service he choose and booking
    appointment. With authority of changing the features of it.

    Dentist: covers activities related to the management of patient records and medical
    prescriptions in a dental clinic.

    Nurse: The nurse accesses the computer system to manage appointments and patient
    information.

    Class diagram:

    The class diagram allows you to present the classes of the application, the relationships
    between these classes, and the attributes and methods of each class.
    Figure 2 classe diagram
    The classes on which our system focuses:
    Class
    Attribute
    Field designation Type
    Patient Idp Patient identifier Number
    Firstnamep Patient first name Varchar
    Lastnamep Patient last name Varchar
    Emailp Patient email Varchar
    Phonep Patient phone Varchar
    Adressp Patient address Varchar
    dateofbirthp Patient date of birth Date

    Dentist Idd Dentist identifier Number


    Firstnamed Dentist first name Varchar
    Lastnamed dentist last name Varchar
    Speciality dentist speciality Varchar
    Phonep dentist phone Varchar
    Emailp dentist email Varchar

    User Ida User identifier Number


    Usernamea Username of the user Varchar
    Password User password Varchar

    appointment Idap Appointment identifier Number


    Prefferendateap Date of oppointment Date
    Preffeend Hour of apointment Time
    hourap

    prescreption Idi Prescription identifier Number


    Infoi Information Varchar
    Pricei Price of appointment Number
    nurse Idn Nurse identifier Number

    Conclusion:

    In this second chapter, we were able to carry out and detail the design and creation of

    our information system for the dental clinic by first adapting to the language of

    modeling and based on the diagrams of the UML formalism.by using use case diagram and
    class diagram.

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