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The document describes three activity diagrams: 1) An airline reservation system showing the process of reserving a flight with different paths for using reward points. 2) A course registration system showing the registration process including validation and account creation. 3) A login process showing entering credentials and the system checking for a correct login. It then defines the common notation elements used in activity diagrams.

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Activity Diagram Airline Reservation System PDF

The document describes three activity diagrams: 1) An airline reservation system showing the process of reserving a flight with different paths for using reward points. 2) A course registration system showing the registration process including validation and account creation. 3) A login process showing entering credentials and the system checking for a correct login. It then defines the common notation elements used in activity diagrams.

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Activity Diagram Airline Reservation System

The first example shows the process of a reserving a flight. First, you enter the dates. Once you submit your desired
flight plan, you can enter your personal information and at the same time the system could be searching availability.
The system flow then joins back into one and you can select the specific flight on the dates you want to fly. This activity
diagram gives you two different paths dependent on whether you are using reward points. After entering payment
information, the system performs two processes at the same time and then sends out a confirmation email.

Activity Diagram for Course Registration System


The second activity diagram shows a typical event or class registration process for a client. This diagram uses notes to
give more details about the initial and final states. After filling out the registration form, the client submits the form to
a validation loop that is represented as a decision in the flow. If the information is correct, the system creates an
account for the client and lets the client know about the creation of the account.
Activity Diagram for Login

This last example diagram shows a simple login process. When you enter a name and password, the system checks to
see if the unique pairing is correct. If it is, the system allows you to login. If not, you're prompted to re-enter your
information.

Activity Diagram Notation


Now that you've seen some examples, let's break down an activity diagram into its individual elements.

 A black circle is the standard notation for an initial state before an activity takes place. It can either stand alone
or you can use a note to further elucidate the starting point.

 The black circle that looks like a selected radio button is the UML symbol for the end state of an activity. As
shown in two examples above, notes can also be used to explain an end state.

 The activity symbols are the basic building blocks of an activity diagram and usually have a short
description of the activity they represent.
 Arrows represent the direction flow of the flow chart. The arrow points in the direction of progressing
activities.
 A join combines two concurrent activities back into a flow where only one activity is happening at a
time.

 A fork splits one activity flow into two concurrent activities.

 Condition text is placed next to a decision marker to let you know under what condition an activity flow
should split off in that direction.

 A marker shaped like a diamond is the standard symbol for a decision. There are always at least two paths
coming out of a decision and the condition text lets you know which options are mutually exclusive.

 The final flow marker shows the ending point for a process in a flow. The difference between a final flow node
and the end state node is that the latter represents the end of all flows in an activity.

 The shape used for notes.

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