ICT700 System Analysis and Design

• Draw stakeholder role names on a stakeholder map with 4 quadrants, Internal-Operation, Internal-Executive, External-Operation, External-Executive
• For each stakeholder, describe why they have an interest in the project.

Create one questionnaire that you would send to one stakeholder group with an aim to help you identify further details about the environment, the problem area and/or how the system would operate to help solve the problem.

• Identify which stakeholder you are going to send the questionnaire to.
• Write an introduction statement that would go with the questionnaire explaining the purpose of the questionnaire.
• Write 10 questions, either open and/or closed ended questions.
• This should be written as a questionnaire that could be distributed.
• Only write the questions, you should not write the answers.
• Draw a use case model for the information system.
• Write brief Use Case description for each Use Case in the diagram.
• Write onefully developed Use Case description for one of the important Use Cases identified. Select an important Use Case that is a key part of the system, not a basic simple Use Case.

Stakeholder Map

Classification of Stakeholders on Interest Basis

Dear Australian (Specially Rural population)

We are developing a system that will allow the Australian economy to minimize the expenses and eliminate the factors such as time, distance, and cost in the way of proper medication, which is your right. This system will provide you to interact with the medical specialist through text or video conferencing and will be helpful in getting medical suggestions without any time restriction. To improve this system and make it a feasible system, we will be needing your valuable suggestions and thoughts on this system. Please cooperate with us provide your valuable point of views:

1. Please specify your gender through selecting one of the following options

• Male
• Female
• Others

2. Please Specify, which age group you belong

• Below 19 years
• Between 19 and  25 years
• Between 25 and 35 years
• Above 35 years

3. Do you think introducing this technology will be helpful in getting medical suggestions as per your expectations (including minimizing expenses)? Please let us know your thought on this topic

• Yes
• No

If No, Please let us know why

4. This system be helpful in availing all the services, those you are availing through meeting the doctors, provide your valuable point of view on this statement

• Yes
• No

If No, please let us know why to improve the system

5. Please enlist the problems that you might face while availing or using this system for the beneficial purpose
6. Do you think the system will be much efficient in saving money and availing quality service to the population living in rural areas, please let us know by selecting one of the following options

• 0 - 10
• 10 - 25
• 25 - 45
• 45 – 70
• 70- 100

7. what should be the minimum or maximum time responding from the medical specialist side, your thought will help us in offering you the best service:

• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 to 6 hours
• 6 to one day
• One to seven days

8. Do you think virtual interaction will be a better option for the communication and user and medical specialist will be availing and providing service with complete efficiency?

• Yes
• No

If No, please let us know why

9. Do you think this system could replace the current patient doctor interaction and lead to a new world of virtual interaction through texting or video conferencing?

• Yes
• No

 Profile Creation for both primary actors

Description: In this case, both the medical specialist and the patient are primary actors as both will be feeding data into the system related their personal information in manner to create the profile to access the system. This will result in the creation of unique id for both the users and allow them to access the data input and data accessibility and will allow them to communicate between them with the help of ITC. This is the very first use case that need to be triggered without any termination.

Story Input by primary actor, patient

Description: Patients or Australian civilian living in the rural areas is the primary actor who will be able to input data related to their premedical conditions and ongoing condition in manner to get response from the medical specialist. After this case, the user will be able to communicate with the medical specialist and get medical suggestions via text or video conferencing. To make it happen, the user must create profile in the system.

Story Access by primary actor, Doctor or medical specialist

Description: After the creation of profile and story feeding only, this case will be executed and medical specialist would be able to access the data input by the user (patient). Based on those data the primary actor doctor will collect necessary data and create a report for the medical suggestions and thus, transferred to the user via text or video conferencing.

Video Conferencing, primary actor medical specialist

Description: Primary actor for this case will be the medical specialist, who will decide whether the patient needs video conferencing or medical suggestions via text. If the primary actor chose option ‘yes’, the system will directly contact the user and make the video conferencing and if ‘no’ then text message will be displayed on the screen.

Fully Developed Use Case

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