The Online Shopping system facilitates the customer to view the products, inquire about the product details, and product availability. It allows the customer to get register in order to purchase products. The customer can search products by browsing different product categories or by entering search keywords. Customer can place order and pay online. There are two acceptable payment methods. These are (1) pay by credit card and (2) pay by PayPal. The system provide service to seller to place the products for selling. The seller creates account to become the member and places his products under suitable product category. The systems allows the administrator to manage the products. It facilitates the administrator to modify the existing products categories or to add new products categories. The system facilitate site manager to view different reports including (1) order placed by customers, (2) products added by sellers, and (3) accounts created by users. Question 3.4.1 List software system actors. (10 points) Question 3.4.2 Write use cases associated with each stakeholder. (Note: each use case starts with an action word) (10 points)

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Explanation:

We will consider the five Actors in the prearranged Online shopping software system:

Customer:

The scheme allows the customer to do below mention actions:

View goods and inquire about the niceties of products and their ease of use.

To create version to be able to purchase invention from the structure.

Browse crop through search category or shortest search alternative.

Place order for the necessary crop.

Make sum for the order(s) positioned.

Payment System:

Payment system allows client to pay using subsequent two methods:

Credit card.

PayPal.

Seller:

System allow seller to perform underneath actions:

Place the foodstuffs for selling under apposite product category.

Create account to happen to a member.

Administrator:

Following actions are perform by Admin:

Manage the goods posted in the system.

Modify existing manufactured goods categories or add novel categories for foodstuffs.

Site Manager:

System privileges Site director with the following role in the system:

View information on:

Orders Placed by customer

Products added by seller

Accounts created by users

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