2020301928 LAB 3

DOMAIN MODELLING

The Spring Breaks 'R' Us Travel Service

1. Domain classes and Attributes

Domain Class Attributes

Interest I_descrip
I_intensity

Traveller T_name
T_address
T_telephone
T_email

Comment C_timeDate
C_narrative
C_ratings

TravelerInRoom T_checkInDateTime
T_checkOutDateTime

Accommodation A_roomNum
A_telephone

Resort R_name
R_addr
R_telephone
R_emailId

Facility F_name
F_description
F_capacity
F_loc

Activity A_beginDateTime
A_finishDateTime
A_description
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On the Spot Courier Services

1. Important Nouns

Mobile phone Contact information Delivery trip

Packages Contact person Delivery request
Names Monthly statements Deliveries
Address Shipments Delivery van
Warehouse Bill Delivery order
Warehouse employee Bill month Delivery person
Pickup requests Cost Delivery to name
Package pickups Cash Type of delivery
Business Running account Pickup location
Services Outstanding balances Date and time
Customers Payments Weight
Businesses Invoices DateTimeStamp
Individuals Type of payment
Driver Amount
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3.Relationship(Multiplicity)
Payment to Customer Account
0...* to 1
Customer Account to Customer
1 to 1
Customer to PickupRequest
1 to 1...*
Customer to Package
1 to 0...*
IndividualCustomer to Customer
Subclass
BusinessCustomer to Customer
Subclass
PickupRequest to Package
1 to 1...*
Package to Route Trip
1...* to 0...*
Package to MovementEvent
1 to 1...*
Route Trip to Employee
0...* to 1
Employee to MovementEvent
1 to 0...*

4. Finalize the class diagram, including all your classes, attributes, primary keys,
relationships, and multiplicity constraints.
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2 Yes, to distinguish between the variations of cell phones, the user requires a general abstract class
with attributes that are common to every cell phone.