Department of Computer Science &

Engineering

LAB REPORT

B.Tech. (Computer Science and Engineering)

Student Name: - Mayank Pant

Enrollment Number: - 1800102263
Subject Name: - Software Engineering
Subject Code: - CS217
Group: - CSE-2
Year/Sem: - 2nd/4th
INTEGRAL UNIVERSITY
LUCKNOW
Dasauli, Kursi Road, PO Basha-226026
 Experiment – 01
Objective:

• Role of data modeling in system analysis phase

• Modeling Data Flow Diagrams

• Identify external entities and functionalists of any system

• Identify the flow of data across the system

• Represent the flow with Data Flow Diagrams

Figure 1: Context-level DFD for Library Information System

Figure 2: Level 1 DFD for Library Information System
Draw the DFD for the DFD for Social Networking
site:
 Experiment No-02
Objective:
• E-R Modeling from the Problem Statements.

• Identify entity sets, their attributes, and various relationships.

• Represent the data model through ER diagram.

From a given problem statement we identify the possible entity sets, their attributes, and
relationships among different entity sets. Once we have these information, we represent them
pictorially, called an entity-relationship (ER) diagram.

Graphical Notations for ER Diagram

Term Notation Remarks

Name of the set is

Entity set written inside the
rectangle

Name of the attribute is

Attribute
written inside the ellipse

Roll is the primary key;

Entity with
denoted with an
attributes
underline

Weak entity set

Name of the relationship

Relationship set is written inside the
diamond
 Term Notation Remarks

Related enity sets

A person can own zero

Relationship or more cars but no two
cardinality persons can own the
same car

Relationship with
weak entity set

Case Study
1 : A Library Information System for Institute:

Figure 1: "Member" entity set

 Figure 2: "Book" entity set

Figure 3: Relationships among different entity sets

Exercise:Draw an ER diagram for the cab booking application:

 Experiment No-03
Objectives: UML Use Case Diagram
• Study about use case diagram

• Deign use case diagram for given problem

 Login

Registered User Search

Check out item

Browse

Manage titles Return item

Borrower

Librarian Manage items

Make reservation

Mange borrowers

Cancel Reservation

Master Librarian Manage librarians

Figure-1-Use-case diagram of a library.

Exercise: Design use case diagram for online shopping. With detail
description of use case.
Experiment No-04
Objectives:
• Study about Class and Object Diagram

• Deign use case diagram for given problem

Class Diagram:

Figure-1:Class Diagram Representation

UML Object Diagram:

Exercise:
1. Design Class and Object Diagram for University.
Object Diagram of University
 Experiment No-05
Objectives:
• Study about Deployment Diagram and Component Diagram
• Deign Deployment and Component diagram for given
problem

The different ways to draw a component's name compartment

The additional compartment here shows the interfaces that the Order component provides and
requires:
 A component diagram that shows how the Order System component depends on other
components

An example of a subsystem element

Case Study
The following diagram is component diagram of a Store
Case Study
Design deployment diagram for the university information system.
 Experiment No-06
Objectives:
• Study about State Chart and Activity Diagrams
• Deign Activity Diagrams and State Chart Diagrams for given
problem
An Example of state chart diagram is:
Exercise:
1. Design State Chart and Activity diagram for the ATM system

State Chart Diagram of ATM Machine

Activity Diagram of ATM Machine
 Experiment No-07
Objectives:
• Study about Interaction Diagram
• Study about Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams

Sequence Diagram:
Example for the same is:

An example of the Student class used in a lifeline whose instance name is freshman

An example of messages being sent between objects

A segment of a UML 1.x sequence diagram in which the addStudent message has a guard

A sequence diagram fragment that includes an option combination fragment

Case Study
Following diagram show sequence Diagram of Order Management System of a
retail shop. The sequence diagram is having four objects (Customer, Order,
Special-order and NormalOrder).

Case Study
Following diagram show collaboration Diagram of Order
Management System of a retail shop.