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The document outlines the coursework requirements for the module PUSL3106, focusing on the development of a software solution for an e-catering system. Students are expected to complete tasks including system requirement development, system analysis, and system design while adhering to professional software engineering practices. The assessment criteria emphasize the importance of UML diagrams, design patterns, and thorough documentation of the project process.

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Design Patterns CW

The document outlines the coursework requirements for the module PUSL3106, focusing on the development of a software solution for an e-catering system. Students are expected to complete tasks including system requirement development, system analysis, and system design while adhering to professional software engineering practices. The assessment criteria emphasize the importance of UML diagrams, design patterns, and thorough documentation of the project process.

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Design Patterns and Software

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Engineering
PUSL3106
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Coursework
2021 – 2022
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Term: Term 2
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Submission Deadline: 13 May 2022


Coursework Type: Group Assignment (Max 6)
Element of Assessment: C1
Module Leader: Prof. Prasad Jayaweera
E-mail: [email protected]

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Coursework

Student’s evaluation of the Module PUSL3106, “Design Patterns and Software Engineering” is based mainly
on the submitted report of the competed project and in-class room examination. In this coursework
manual you will be finding details instruction for complete the project successfully.

Coursework Description

In this coursework, you are expected to complete Software Solution development exercise by adopting
professional software engineering practices for the specification given below from typical real-world
application in catering sector. However, you are free to take any assumption for incomplete requirements
when completing the assigned tasks as per instructions given below. All such assumption are also to be
documented in the same report under relevant sections.

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The e-catering system is designed for an Internet meal catering enterprise. In the system a customer can
search the menus for food and beverage from electronically published e-Catalogs. Then she can compose a
meal as a package from different possible alternatives listed in those e-Catalogs and place an order on-line
from the e-Caterer directly. The customer must make a down payment together with the order placement

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to ensure meal delivery. Finally, she must settle the final payment upon successful delivery of the ordered
meal.

When e-Caterer receives a customer order for a meal package he first reserves and purchase beverage
from beverage supplier and food from a food supplier. Then the beverage and food will be delivered to the
customer in a single package.
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The system for receiving customer orders has been integrated with the beverage and food purchasing
systems so that those systems can place purchase orders immediately at the beverage supplier’s and food
supplier’s systems.
The beverage supplier requests a down payment before attending to a specific beverage order. However,
for the food supplier, the entire payment can be made after the e-caterer’s customer paid for meal
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delivery.

Work-Tasks and Work-Products

For the specification given above, you are required to complete following major tasks.
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1) System Requirement Development

As per the recommendation of de facto process standard, Unified Process, Use-case drive development
is recommended. Both Use-case Diagram and Use-case Descriptions capturing both functional as well
as non-functional requirements are required to complete in this phase. Expectation is minimum of five
major use-cases to be documented. Use-case descriptions are to be completed in Fully-Dressed format.
Relevant templates for this purpose shared in the classroom can be used.

2) System Analysis and Domain Modeling

The diagrams available in the standard, Unified Modeling Language could be utilized in this phase to
capture Static, Dynamic as well as Functional Views of systems (for Domain Modeling as well for

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Systems Modeling). Important: You are strongly advised to use well known Analysis and Design
Patterns in Software System Development processes with the CASE Tool support.

3) System Design (with Component Reuse)

It is expected to complete the design such that component reuse is favoured and to support agile
development meeting time constraints of this course work. Final and realised system architecture also
to be detailed out making references to reusable components.

Detailed Assessment Criteria


You are asked to address the following areas in the dissertation to be completed, based on the
acquired discipline knowledge in the class-room and by researching relevant standards, recent
literature, which covers:

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1. Introduction and Specification (10%)
This is an extension of proposal document that has been submitted as per above instruction. It
is recommended to adhere to standard style for formulation of Introduction Chapter of a Project

2. System Requirements (40%) on


Report. Sub-topics that could be addressed in this section includes introductions to Problem,
Objectives, Solution, and Potential Benefits with references to limitations of the proposal.

This section should include complete UML Use-case Diagram with Fully-dressed Formal
description. Please note that all UML diagrams are to be developed on a CASE Tool and make
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a reference to used tool.

3. System Design Models (50%)


This should include details to UML models developed by applying Analysis and Design
Patterns. You have been asked to complete careful analysis to get explored all potential types
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of patterns that you have learnt in the classroom and apply as much as possible diverse and
distinct patterns in your solution develop process. It is recommended to elaborating also
application patterns in this section.

Submission Type
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Moodle e-submission through Plymouth Digital Learning Environment (DLE) is compulsory for
each module. Hardcopy submission can be done on the request of the module leader.

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