back and the procedure is canceled. Provided the PIN is valid, the ATM prompts the customer to enter the amount to be withdrawn. The customer enters the desired amount. The balance checking involves again the bank. customer’s If the balance is sufficient, the ATM disburses cash, returns the card, and prints the receipt. If the balance is insufficient, the customer may decide to continue by entering the amount again or not to continue. In the latter case, the ATM returns the card, and prints the receipt. 4. Job Search Process (open-ended) Create an activity diagram for a job search process. You can make any assumptions you deem appropriate. Your diagram can include job search in different advertising venues, resume and application creation and the way to a hiring decision. submission, interviewing… all Keep it simple, and start with a list of key activities. Who performs those activities? Then, expand analysis asking if there are any decisions, parallel activities, loops, and any other component? Once you have components identified, focus on their order. Note that a challenge may be to keep at the same level of analysis without frilling down into some steps that may be sub-processes on their own. 5. Analyze functionality of some social medium you are familiar with and depict one function via an activity diagram. Fore example, there may be a login step, performed by the user and supported by the social medium system; then, there may be steps for displaying the content, reading it, uploading a new content, etc.
back and the procedure is canceled. Provided the PIN is valid, the ATM prompts the customer to enter the amount to be withdrawn. The customer enters the desired amount. The balance checking involves again the customer’s bank. If the balance is sufficient, the ATM disburses cash, returns the card, and prints the receipt. If the balance is insufficient, the customer may decide to continue by entering the amount again or not to continue. In the latter case, the ATM returns the card, and prints the receipt. 4. Job Search Process (open-ended) Create an activity diagram for a job search process. You can make any assumptions you deem appropriate. Your diagram can include job search in different advertising venues, resume and application creation and submission, interviewing… all the way to a hiring decision. Keep it simple, and start with a list of key activities. Who performs those activities? Then, expand analysis asking if there are any decisions, parallel activities, loops, and any other component? Once you have components identified, focus on their order. Note that a challenge may be to keep at the same level of analysis without frilling down into some steps that may be sub-processes on their own. 5. Analyze functionality of some social medium you are familiar with and depict one function via an activity diagram. Fore example, there may be a login step, performed by the user and supported by the social medium system; then, there may be steps for displaying the content, reading it, uploading a new content, etc.
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