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1 The Ticket Booth Program

2 The Ticket Booth program must handle multiple performances of multiple shows at multiple venues. We need to think about what information the program will need and how we will represent it in classes. We need a systematic way to specify Ticket Prices. What will a ticket price depend on?

3 Venue Each venue will be divided into some number of seating sections. Seating sections correspond to areas within the performance hall. Orchestra (front) Back Mezanine Balcony Nose Bleed Multiple rows may have seats in the same section. Multiple sections may have seats in the same row. Ticket prices will vary according to section.

4 Example: Seating Plan Row A Row B Row C Row D Row E Row F Front Section Back Section Left Section Right Section Center Section

5 Show Different shows will have different prices. Blockbuster Ordinary Dog Prices for a given show will vary for different performances. Friday and Saturday night. Weekday night. Sunday matinee

6 Ticket Prices The program cannot have built-in knowledge. Must get information from outside. Venues, Shows, Performances. Ticket prices will be determined by an outsider. Venue Manger Booking Agent Outside the system

7 Ticket Prices Ticket prices will be set by a user. System Administrator The system must provided a convenient way for the system administrator to set prices. Price mechanism

8 Price Mechanism Tradeoff between convenience and flexibility. Specify price for every ticket. Flexibile but not convenient. One price for all tickets. Convenient but not flexible. We need something between. Flexible enough to provide variation in ticket prices according to desirability of seat, desirability of performance date/time, quality of show. Convenient, easy to use.

9 Class Show Subject of a performance. Name Duration Setup time Takedown time Ticket price information May depend on venue, date/time, seating section

10 Class Price Schedule Specifies prices for good, medium, and bad seats for a given performance. Price_Level_1 Price_Level_2 Price_Level_3 Posibly more levels Different performances of the same show can have different price schedules, according to venue and date/time.

11 Class Show *

12 Class Performance What we need to know about a performance Show Venue Date Time Price Schedule

13 Class Performance

14 Use Case: Booking a Show A system administrator will book a show for some number of performances at a given venue. Specify venue. Specify performance dates and times. Specify a price schedule for each performance. Specify mapping of the venue's seating sections to the price levels in the show's price schedules.

Discussion Use case diagram for Booking a Show Class diagram for a Booking (?) Is a Booking a thing in this system? 15