Practice Problem: Personal Digital Assistants In The Modern Battlefield
Practice Problem (PP17)
Personal Digital Assistants in the Modern Battlefield
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Read the following problem statement and perform the following:
1. Use Case Diagrams and Use Cases. Use one or more diagrams to describe all the actors in design session problem and how they will interact with the Use Cases of your system. Provide Flow of Events for all of your Use Cases. Use associations, aggregations, and generalization in the use case diagram(s) and don’t forget to use multiplicities. Use case diagram(s) textual description is a must. Use the following template to document your use cases.
1. Use Case Id.
2. Use Case Title
3. Actors & Corresponding Roles
4. Corresponding Classes
5. Corresponding Attributes
6. Corresponding Interfaces
(7. Class Classification: EBTs, Business Objects, and Industrial Objects for software stability model)
8. Use Case Description
9. Alternatives
Evaluation: Use the model essentials to evaluate the use case models.
2. Document all the CRC cards for all the (classes) classes in the design session problems (CRC stands for Class …show more content…
Military terms are used, each with a specific meaning, and maps and other graphic symbols are also used, each with it’s own specific meaning. In spite of this, normal human dynamics, chance occurrences, and enemy actions lead to misinterpretations…”
“Since the entire process of battle command – problem solving, dissemination of the solution, and actual physical execution – tends to take a long time, commanders are always looking for ways to reduce that time”
“The targets I have chosen are shown on my map. Make sure you mark them on your map before you
Personal Digital Assistants in the Modern Battlefield
_________________________________________________________________________
Read the following problem statement and perform the following:
1. Use Case Diagrams and Use Cases. Use one or more diagrams to describe all the actors in design session problem and how they will interact with the Use Cases of your system. Provide Flow of Events for all of your Use Cases. Use associations, aggregations, and generalization in the use case diagram(s) and don’t forget to use multiplicities. Use case diagram(s) textual description is a must. Use the following template to document your use cases.
1. Use Case Id.
2. Use Case Title
3. Actors & Corresponding Roles
4. Corresponding Classes
5. Corresponding Attributes
6. Corresponding Interfaces
(7. Class Classification: EBTs, Business Objects, and Industrial Objects for software stability model)
8. Use Case Description
9. Alternatives
Evaluation: Use the model essentials to evaluate the use case models.
2. Document all the CRC cards for all the (classes) classes in the design session problems (CRC stands for Class …show more content…
Military terms are used, each with a specific meaning, and maps and other graphic symbols are also used, each with it’s own specific meaning. In spite of this, normal human dynamics, chance occurrences, and enemy actions lead to misinterpretations…”
“Since the entire process of battle command – problem solving, dissemination of the solution, and actual physical execution – tends to take a long time, commanders are always looking for ways to reduce that time”
“The targets I have chosen are shown on my map. Make sure you mark them on your map before you