Posted by Kalaivani on July 19, 19102 at 02:18:21:
In Reply to: Need help to do my Class assignment before 18-May-2001 posted by Daniel on May 15, 19101 at 20:46:08:
My name is kalaivani.I need help to my college assignment about Structured Programing Methods.
The qustions is a small restaurant has a computer system which stores information about the food store.The manager is responsible for the food store and ensures that the corrct for the food items and amounts required.The recipe cards are completed one week in advance so that any items not in stock can be ordered and delivered by the required day.
Task:1
Using UML notioin,drow a set of diagrams for each of the following scenarios:
*Adding a new food item to the food store system.
*Adding delivery details to the food store system.
*Checking detals of a food item.
*Printing a report
Diagrams should include:
*Use case diagrams
*activity diagrams
*Sequence diagrams
*Class diagrams
where possible, show the process of refinement for the diagrams as they are developed.
Task:2
Using JSP techniques and methodology analyse the requirements for the following Two reports;
*A daily report for the manager who requires a list of all food items which have fallen below the re-order leval and need restoking.
*A weekly report for the manager which list all the food items delivered that week and the total cost.
**** I need to produce a set of diagrams for each report showing the stepwise progression. Diagrams should include and PSDs.
Task:3
*Write psuedocode for a program which will accept a delivery date and then display the items delivered on that day.
*drow a flowchart for thus progrom.
Task:4
*write psuedocode for a program that will create a main for the food store system. the main menu should provide access to further menu screens which will give access to the update screens and reports.The main menu will only be available to user id and password have been accepted.
*Drow a flowchart for this program including the authentication of the user.
Task:5
Test the pseudocode written in Task3 and task4 by producing desk checks and dry runs.