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SDLC Flowchart and System Design Guide

The document outlines a tutorial on the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) with three main questions. It includes flowchart tasks for determining profit or loss based on production costs and income, and for a promotional offer by Auditor Forum for credit card customers. Additionally, it discusses the development of a Class Attendance Management System for XMU, detailing functionalities for lecturers and students, and the need for attendance submission controls.

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SDLC Flowchart and System Design Guide

The document outlines a tutorial on the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) with three main questions. It includes flowchart tasks for determining profit or loss based on production costs and income, and for a promotional offer by Auditor Forum for credit card customers. Additionally, it discusses the development of a Class Attendance Management System for XMU, detailing functionalities for lecturers and students, and the need for attendance submission controls.

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Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.
Tutorial 2: SDLC

Question 1: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Profit is one of the important aspects that business runners often care about.
It is one of the duties of finance teams. Usually, if the production cost is
higher than the income, it is a loss. If the income is higher than the cost, it
means you have profit. The system is simple. It will compare the cost and the
income to determine your profit or loss.

Question 2: Draw flowchart to represent below situation:

Auditor Forum has launched a promotion for its credit card customers.
According to the promotion, the customers will receive a gift voucher worth
$500 with their monthly bill if they spend $15,000 more than their last
month spending and their last month bill is not less than $10,000.

Question 3: Identify the Problem Statements, Objectives, System flowchart


and Entity Relationship Diagram based on below situation:

XMU academic office request you develop Class attendance management


system for all classes. Basically, lecturers can enroll the courses and the
students. For every class by just sign in using student number, student can
submit their attendance by clicking the link given in the system. However, they
just can submit the attendance once the lectures activate the page. Others
method need to implement on how to avoid student will submit the
attendance outside class. System can produce analysis report for class
attendance for all the courses from all the lecturers in XMU.

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