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Springfield University has hired you to develop a web-based system to handle enrollment. Here are Solution Domain Scenarios that describe one aspect of how the system will be

used:

Dean Peterson, the convenor for Introduction to Programming, wants to see which students

are enrolled in his unit. He browses to the Enrolment System site and logs in. As he is a

staff member, it shows him a list of all the units offered by the university. He scrolls down

to ‘Introduction to Programming’ and clicks on the title, which takes him to an information

page for the unit. Dean then clicks the ‘Current Enrollment’ list and the system presents

him with a list of all the students currently enrolled in Introduction to Programming. Dean

scrolls down to the student Gary Benjamin and clicks his name. The system then shows him

Gary’s details.

Leopold is the convenor for Web Development. He logs into the Enrolment System,

brows

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