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Design Phase Outline

The document outlines the design phase of a project, detailing tasks and UML diagrams for Architectural Design, Database Design, User Interface Design, Process Design, and Security and Controls. Key tasks include defining system architecture, data modeling, wireframing, workflow modeling, and planning for security measures. Each section specifies relevant UML diagrams to visualize components, processes, and interactions.

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Design Phase Outline

The document outlines the design phase of a project, detailing tasks and UML diagrams for Architectural Design, Database Design, User Interface Design, Process Design, and Security and Controls. Key tasks include defining system architecture, data modeling, wireframing, workflow modeling, and planning for security measures. Each section specifies relevant UML diagrams to visualize components, processes, and interactions.

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Design Phase Outline

1. Architectural Design
a. Tasks

I. System Architecture: Define the overall structure (e.g., client-server,


cloud-based, microservices).
II. Modularity: Break the system into components/modules (e.g., payment
gateway, inventory management).
III. Technology Stack: Select tools, platforms, and programming languages
(e.g., SQL for databases, Python for backend).
IV. Integration (if you must integrate): Plan how the system interacts with
existing systems (e.g., CRM, ERP).

b. UML Diagrams to be Employed


i. Component Diagrams (system modules).
ii. Deployment Diagrams (hardware/software infrastructure).
2. Database Design
a. Tasks

I. Data Modeling: Create Entity-Relationship (ER) diagrams to define data


structure.
II. Normalization: Ensure data integrity by reducing redundancy.
III. Security: Plan access controls, encryption, and backup strategies.

b. UML Diagrams to be Employed


I. Class Diagrams (to model entities and relationships).
II. Object Diagrams (instance-level data structure).
3. User Interface (UI) Design
a. Tasks

I. Wireframing/Prototyping: Sketch layouts for screens, forms, and reports


(tools: Figma, Balsamiq).

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II. User Experience (UX): Ensure ease of use, consistency, and accessibility (e.g.,
mobile responsiveness).

b. UML Diagrams to be Employed


i. Activity Diagrams (user workflow modeling).
ii. Sequence Diagrams (interaction between UI components).
4. Process Design
a. Tasks

I. Workflow Modeling: Map business processes (e.g., order fulfillment,


approval workflows).
II. Automation: Identify tasks to automate (e.g., invoice generation,
notifications).
III. Business Rules: Define logic for decision-making (e.g., discount eligibility,
validation rules).

b. UML Diagrams to be Employed


i. Activity Diagrams (user workflow modeling).
ii. Sequence Diagrams (interaction between UI components).
5. Security and Controls
a. Tasks
i. Authentication/Authorization: Plan user roles and permissions (e.g.,
role-based access control).
b. UML Diagrams to be Employed
i. Use Case Diagrams (security requirements).
ii. Sequence Diagrams (authentication/authorization flows).

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