[SOLVED] Syd366 homework2- inventory test

Case StudyMargaret Poku runs Auto Supplies Ltd, a small company that supplies aftermarket auto mobile parts to local garages.Margaret employs a small team, including some office, sales, and warehouse staff.  A few times a year, Margaret attends trade shows and visits manufacturers to learn about new products.   Margaret uses an outside delivery service to deliver orders to her clients.Your company has been hired to started looking at Margaret’s inventory records and found that Margaret records weights and measures for each of the products that she stocks, for proper arrangement in her warehouse and to assist in quick calculation of shipment costs.  Margaret orders product from various suppliers through their online ordering portals and must record her purchases so that she knows what she has purchased and what has arrived to be stock in her warehouse.Your team leader has written the following scenarios to capture Margaret’s requirements.  Question 1Complete a detailed class diagram (minimum 7-15 classes) to support what your team has learned so far about Auto Supplies Ltd.  Question 2 Complete Object Level Sequence Diagrams to support the above scenarios. You are to use the appropriate UML annotations to for your model.Question 3 Margaret would like the system to suggest where to store items in the warehouse.  Different racks in her warehouse can hold different products with different heights.  How would you incorporate this change in your model?  Please describe in clear English.Question 4 Margaret buys a new label printer for her warehouse.  She needs to make sure that she never loses the receipt for warranty purposes.  Is the printer considered to be inventory?  How would your model change to support this requirement?Question 5 What is SKU?  Is this important to Margaret?Question 6 Margaret finds a sale on Windshield Washer Fluid and would like to buy six months’ worth of product.  How would she use your model to figure out how many to buy?Question 7 Margaret had an idea: What about if the system could tell her when she will start to run out of a product? How would your model change to accommodate this?