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The document outlines a series of tasks related to designing various diagrams for different systems, including a university admission process, online selling and purchasing of shares, a computerized library system, and inventory automation for a general store. It specifies the need for class diagrams, object diagrams, use case diagrams, sequence diagrams, state diagrams, and activity diagrams. Additionally, it includes a section on differentiating between generalization and specialization, aggregation and association, and sequence diagrams versus class diagrams.

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Ooad Assignments

The document outlines a series of tasks related to designing various diagrams for different systems, including a university admission process, online selling and purchasing of shares, a computerized library system, and inventory automation for a general store. It specifies the need for class diagrams, object diagrams, use case diagrams, sequence diagrams, state diagrams, and activity diagrams. Additionally, it includes a section on differentiating between generalization and specialization, aggregation and association, and sequence diagrams versus class diagrams.

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1) A university wants to computerize its admission process.

The
system should accept applications (online) for different kinds of
programs offered during the admission cycle, verify the eligibility
criteria, offer admission letters accept fees through draft
/cash/credit cards, and allocate study center dispatch course
materials, you can make more assumptions. Perform the following
tasks for this system.
(i) Draw a class diagram
(ii) Draw an object diagram
(iii) Draw an use-case diagram

2) Draw a sequence diagram for sending an e-mail to your friend.


3) Draw a state diagram for online submission of the examination
form.
4) ABC Co. deals with online selling, purchasing, and booking of
shares. A user enters his/her user name and password (assigned at
the time of registration) user chooses one of the above actions and
finally receives the transaction details to perform the following
tasks.
i)Draw a class diagram
ii)Draw an object diagram
iii)Draw a use case diagram
5) Draw a state diagram for fixed size stack.
6) Write a state diagram for cancellation of airlines ticket.
7) Perform the following tasks for a simple computerized library
system : (i) Draw a class diagram (ii) Draw an object model (iii)
Draw a use case diagram
8) Computer Science Department wants to schedule meetings. There
may be different kinds of meetings as School Board Meeting,
faculty meeting, print committee meeting and budget planning
committee meetings. There is a list of members along with their
addresses and other details about different meetings schedule of
meeting needs booking of a conference room, fixing a date and
time, and informing members through e-mail/ telephone. Members
are also paid honorarium and transport allowances for attending
meetings. Do the following tasks for the above system. (i) Draw a
class diagram (ii) Draw an object diagram (iii) Draw a use case
diagram.
9) Draw an activity diagram for the online reservation of a Railway
ticket.
10) A general store wants to automate its inventory. It has points
of sale terminals that can record all of the items and quantities that
a customer purchases. It has other terminals in the loading dock to
handle arriving shipments from suppliers. It has one more terminal
to enter losses/ discounts due to spoilage. Perform the following
tasks: Draw a class diagram, Draw an object diagram,Draw a use
case diagram.
11) Differentiate between the following s with examples:
a) Generalization and Specialization
b) Aggregation and Association
c) A sequence diagram and A class diagram

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