Given three usages for an Automated Teller Machine (ATM): depositing money into an account, withdrawing money from an account, and checking the balance in an account. In all cases, the customer will use a bank card and PIN to log into the ATM and specify their account(s). A bank card may have a checking account, savings account, or both associated with it. One transaction is supported at a time. Deposits are in the form of checks or cash. Deposits may be to a checking account or a savings account, as specified by the customer. Check deposits may be for any amount. Cash deposits cannot be greater than $5000. Deposits are not available for withdrawal for three days while being processed. A printed receipt is provided for each deposit. Withdrawals are in the form of cash in increments of $20 up to $300. Withdrawals may be from a checking account or a savings account, as specified by the customer. If there are insufficient funds in an account, an error message is printed, along with the balance in the specified account. A printed receipt is provided for each withdrawal. Account balances result in a printed statement with the balance for the specified account. a) Create a domain model for the ATM system. b) Create a system sequence diagram for the ATM system. c) Create a design class diagram for the ATM system. d) Create a sequence diagram for the deposit use case.