Create a set of UML and Data Flow diagrams.Create the following UML diagrams to visualize the process of completing the IT project from the previous exercise (providing IT services for a new building): Use Case diagram Activity diagram Communications diagram Data Flow diagram Create a Use Case diagram to show all actors and the basic processes above Procurement, Setup, Deployment & testing of each major location. Create an Activity diagram to show the deployment and testing of resources into the Computer Labs Network connectivity testing requires interaction between the PC and Network Specialist o Projector connectivity testing requires interaction between the PC and AV Specialist. Create a Communications diagram to show collaboration between the PC Specialist, the Network Specialist and the AV Specialist during deployment and testing of resources into the Computer Labs. If network connectivity issues arise, the PC Specialist will communicate with the Network Specialist. If projector connectivity issues arise, the PC Specialist will communicate with the AV Specialist. Create a Data Flow diagram to show the Procurement of all resources, based on this additional information: The PC Specialist enters all purchases into the Purchase Application system once the resources are purchased. The PC Specialists closes all purchases in the Purchase Application system once the resources are received.Assume the following basic processes: Procurement of all resources.Setup of PCs and network servers. Deployment and Testing of resources to the IT Area/Office. Deployment and Testing of resources to the Administrative Area. Deployment and Testing of resources to the Conference Room.Deployment and Testing of resources to the Meeting Room.Deployment and Testing of resources to the Individual Offices. Deployment and Testing of resources to the Computer Labs. Testing of all Other Locations. Details on the Project: Systems Diagrams Specifications v2.pdfWhen references and citations are included, you must apply and use the basic citation styles of APA. Do not claim credit for the words, ideas, and concepts of others. Use in-text citation and list the reference on your supporting source following APA's style and formatting. View the file Example. The following provides an example of UML & Data Flow diagrams:

Databases are embedded in all types of professional environments and help us make business decisions. For example, a database might help a business maintain information about customers, which can help inform decisions. In your initial post, address the following: How do you think a database can help you solve business problems? What types of businesses might use a database? For what? Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts. When choosing posts to respond to, consider which of your peers’ posts you relate to the most. Address the following when responding: What is the value of having a database versus not having one? When would you want one (or not want one)? Kimberly Randall posted Jul 6, 2021 10:29 AM Hello Everyone, The company that I work for has many different departments that require databases. These databases help keep our customers information organized and accessible. Recently we have created a mobile app that when a customer come up to the cash register to pay for their order, they have the option on the credit card machine to enter their telephone number. By entering their phone number they have the opportunity to receive a digital receipt that goes directly to their email. It also generates personalized coupons based on the products that he or she has purchased throughout their shopping experiences. If the company did not have this database implemented the features would simply not function properly. Terry Bohlmann posted Jul 7, 2021 12:25 PM Good day class, Databases have the ability to help companies get a good overview how certain things are working within their company. Like how many employees, how many years of service, their rate of pay, they could also keep track of absences for each person, and how many vacation days they have. A company that might find a database useful is a construction company. They would be able to keep track of where people are working, their OT, they could break it down by site and include material amounts for that site. How much money is being spent at each site for the materials, hours to complete the job and where they are at on those hours. Even show the budget for the site. Which would be a great tool for showing at a meeting where things stand with in each project. It would also improve productivity for the staff. Simply add the data and percent it. There are so many different possibilities for using a database. Terry