A Functional Model of Information System for IT Education Company
Snezana Savoska, Blagoj Ristevski, Aleksandra Bogdanoska · 2019
Object Oriented Analysis and Design uses diagrams for three types of modeling: structural, dynamic and functional. For external point of view, functional modelling is used to define business requirements through users’ requirements, to refine system functionality and to define processes that have to be enabled with the objects, containing attributes and methods. The functional model specifies the meanings of operations over the objects and actions of the dynamic modelling. The acquired functional models are visualized by UML use case diagrams and use case scenarios according to the software engineering principles. As a result of using use case diagrams, activity diagrams have to be done as a part of the functional model. These components of the model define the basic building blocks, roles and activities as well as the rules. They are used in the next software development phases in order the developers to have a clear understanding of the whole project. The paper presents the practical application of the functional modelling by using use case diagrams through scenario methods and highlighted processes with the use case and activity diagrams for information system for IT education company management