Difference between revisions of "Information System Architecture For AccountIT"
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| − | From the [Use Case diagram|AccountIT Use Case Diagram] it is seen that the AccountIT system has two primary functions: | + | From the [[Use Case diagram|AccountIT Use Case Diagram]] it is seen that the AccountIT system has two primary functions: |
* Users - records the users who are to access AccountIT. | * Users - records the users who are to access AccountIT. | ||
* Books - records the accounts, which are the core of the AccountIT system | * Books - records the accounts, which are the core of the AccountIT system | ||
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* Audit Trail - records what activity a user has performed at a given point in time. | * Audit Trail - records what activity a user has performed at a given point in time. | ||
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| − | *[Conceptual data model|AccountIT Conceptual Data Model] | + | *[[Conceptual data model|AccountIT Conceptual Data Model]] |
| − | *[Physical data model|AccountIT Physical Data Model] | + | *[[Physical data model|AccountIT Physical Data Model]] |
[[Category:AccountIT]] | [[Category:AccountIT]] | ||
Revision as of 18:34, 27 September 2014
Introduction
From the AccountIT Use Case Diagram it is seen that the AccountIT system has two primary functions:
- Users - records the users who are to access AccountIT.
- Books - records the accounts, which are the core of the AccountIT system
Besides need for data stores due to above functional requirements, non-functional requirements also require two data stores. These are:
- Roles and Permissions - records what roles a user has and the associated AccountIT functionality the user has permissions to.
- Audit Trail - records what activity a user has performed at a given point in time.
