- I Case Study La Fimosa Is A Popular Lakeside Club In Washington Well Known For Its Exclusive New Year S Eve Party Every 1 (152.93 KiB) Viewed 18 times
your explanation. Include the scope and the objectives of the
proposed system. Thank you
I CASE STUDY La Fimosa is a popular lakeside club in Washington, well-known for its exclusive New Year's eve party every year. Dr Garbine, an information systems professor at the local university is attending the party this year with her husband to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. As they try to enter the club using the tokens Dr Garbine had manually purchased via TokenCounter, the club's traditional party agency, it is found that the token serial number had already been scanned by a prior entrant. Since it was an issue of an oversight by the staff which happens rather frequently, Dr Garbine and her husband are eventually allowed into the club. During the party, Dr Garbine meets the club manager and suggests a more modern approach to token selling to avoid such problems occurring. She offers him a team of studens under her supervision that could design and build a system that would help manage the token sales more efficiently. Dr Garbine suggests how the tokens can be sold in two distinct ways: First, a customer may choose to purchase the tokens directly from the club agency's website, where the customer has to first create an account on the new party token system, before he/she can purchase the tokens. Through this method, the customer will be issued with an electronic formatted token serial number once online payment has been successfully made. On the other hand, if a customer chooses to purchase the tokens at the TokenCounter, then the staff of TokenCounter will issue the admission tickets using the new party token system, upon successful payment by the customer. Both parties will have access to the same unique tokens database of the new party token system, to avoid double selling. All end users are required to be logged on to the system accordingly. The manager accepts Dr Garbine's suggestion and decides to hire her team. They are allocated a sum of RM 80, 000 for the project and the estimated timeline for completion is 3 months. As the hired team, you have to come out with a Project Planning Report that consists of the following contents The following are the possible minimum requirements or functions for the Fun Travel management system: Customer functions: 1. Register 2. Login 3. Book Token 4. Make Payment 5. Receive Receipt and Token Staff (TokenCounter) functions: 1. Login 2. Add Booking Information 3. Process Payment 4. Generate Receipt and Token *Note: You are not only limited to the above requirements. Any other relevant requirements to ease the process of managing the La Fimosa common operations can be added if you think they are viable.