Enterprise Mandala Dean’s Office A rich picture and interlinked Use Cases for the UCI GSM Catalyst System MBA students GSM staff Faculty GSM IS Dev. Staff.

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Enterprise Mandala Dean’s Office A rich picture and interlinked Use Cases for the UCI GSM Catalyst System MBA students GSM staff Faculty GSM IS Dev. Staff Do Access other Web content Do Forum or Chat/IRC Centralize IS support and content mgmt. Communicate, discuss, & learn Communicate & support faculty & students Communicate, discuss, teach, & research Manage Catalyst content Develop& Test Catalyst Provide high- quality course content Help faculty, students, staff with h/w, s/w & network Fund, delegate, & promote Create/edit & upload content Edit/upload content Download content Upload messages or bio content Download content

Do Forum or Chat Faculty can request students in their courses to download or upload messages via a Discussion Forum or Chat Faculty or Students can download/upload messages for sharing with other students in their course at any time. –(Exception) Faculty can remove messages from their Discussion Forums User constraint: Messages that are deleted from a Discussion Forum cannot be retrieved User constraint: Chat message content is not saved by Catalyst System constraint: Discussion Forum message content may be lost if Catalyst Database is not backed-up.

Create/edit & upload content Faculty (authors) create (insert) new content or edit (update) existing course content Faculty can transmit the content they create to Administrative staff for edit&upload into Catalyst, else Faculty upload their content into Catalyst Faculty/staff can only upload one type of course content at a time into Catalyst –(Exception) Catalyst will allow existing content to be copied from one course to another without upload. Faculty can only edit (update) content they have individually created –(Exception) Faculty may copy and paste content created by other Faculty from one part of Catalyst (“Faculty Lounge”) into their course content. User constraint: Catalyst cannot verify if content uploaded is correct in any sense. User is responsible for correctness of content System constraint: Catalyst will not allow content edit/upload if the Catalyst DBMS is not available

Download content Users (Faculty and Students) can search and download course content: –for courses Faculty have created; or –for messages or biography info. entered by Students in a course; or –(Exception) from course content designated for sharing by all Faculty (course syllabi and linked materials) User constraint: Catalyst will not allow access to content except as allowed by GSM Dean’s policy System constraint: Catalyst will not allow search or download of Catalyst content if Catalyst DBMS is unavailable.

Edit/upload content Faculty can transmit the content they create to Administrative staff (publishers) for edit&upload into Catalyst Administrative staff can only upload one type of course content at a time into Catalyst –(Exception) Catalyst will allow existing content to be copied from one course to another without upload. User constraint: Catalyst cannot verify if content uploaded is correct in any sense. User is responsible for correctness of content System constraint: Catalyst will not allow content edit/upload if the Catalyst DBMS is not available

Upload messages/bio. content Students can download, update, then upload personal biography information for sharing with other users. Students (end-users) can upload messages for sharing with other students in their course at any time. –(Exception): Students can send&receive from other students via Catalyst, without uploading these messages into Catalyst User constraint: Catalyst cannot verify if content uploaded is correct in any sense. User is responsible for correctness of content System constraint: Catalyst will not allow content edit/upload if the Catalyst DBMS is not available

Do Any user can access internal or external systems via Catalyst to create, upload, download, update then upload messages for other users at any time. Catalyst does not manage messages or message services –(Exception): Users can create, upload, download, update then upload messages via Catalyst, without uploading these messages into Catalyst. User constraint: Users cannot use Catalyst to manage or keep track of personal/private messages or message content System constraint: An server may fail to send or receive messages with/without notifying users –(Exception) servers will notify users if sent mail cannot be delivered

Manage Catalyst content Developers create the representations, relations, and system components that provide users access to content managed by Catalyst. Catalyst is used to organize, store, query, retrieve or update content that is managed by Catalyst Catalyst uses a (relational) database management system to organize, query, retrieve or update content that is stored in its database –(Exception) Catalyst stores data that identifies content, and controls access to content, stored as files in a networked file server, or as Web-based content accessed via the Web. User constraint: Catalyst cannot be used to store arbitrary files for end-users. System constraint: Catalyst cannot control updates to external content accessed via the Web.

Develop & Test Catalyst Developers create the representations that other users utilize to create, insert, update or delete their content. Developers create, insert, update and delete content stored in Catalyst representations to test its proper operations –(Exception) Developers cannot guarantee that all functions supported by Catalyst have been tested. –(Exception) Developers cannot guarantee that all functions supported by Catalyst are re-tested every time any Catalyst function or operation is modified (updated). User constraint: Developers expect that users will notify them if the users encounter anomalies in Catalyst usage. System constraint: Catalyst system components may fail to operate correctly even though they have been tested.

Access other Web content Faculty can create content that contains Web hyperlinks Users can select hyperlinked items –A selected item is downloaded into the User’s client if the Web server can retrieve the item. –(Exception) Users that select hyperlinked content will be disconnected from Catalyst after a certain elapsed time, unless they return to Catalyst User constraint: Catalyst will not allow access to its content directly from the Web System constraint: Catalyst may unexpectedly terminate a user session if a user accesses Web items that attempt to upload information into Catalyst, or launch applications unknown to Catalyst.