Q1 Use Case TWP: ATM System USE CASE 1: Session Use Case Brief Description: This use case depicts how a Bank Customer uses an ATM to withdraw or Deposit cash into their bank account. Actors: The actors in this use case are the Bank Customer and the Bank. Preconditions: This ATM system requires that there be an active network link to the Bank and that the ATM has available cash to dispense. Basic Flow of Events: The use case initiates once the Bank Customer inserts their ATM-Card into the machine’s card reader slot. The ATM pulls-in the card to read it. (In the event the card cannot be read owing to a damaged strip or improper insertion, the card is ejected, an error page displayed, and the session is aborted.) The Bank Customer is requested to input their PIN. A use case validating the user is executed and the Bank Customer is then allowed to carry out one or more transactions e.g. Check Balance, Withdraw or Deposit Cash. After each transaction, the Bank Customer is asked whether they would like to perform another transaction. Upon completion, the ATM-Card is ejected and the session terminated. However, if a transaction is aborted owing to too many invalid PIN entries, the session is aborted as well, with ATM retaining the card. The Bank Customer may at any time abort the session by pressing ‘Cancel’ to exit a transaction and return to the main menu. USE CASE 2: Withdraw Cash Transaction Use Case Brief Description: This use case depicts how a Bank Customer uses an
The cabin door will always be locked, which will open only when user swipes his/her ATM card in the slot & is validated as
You are in a patient’s room performing a treatment. The patient, who has a type of cancer that is always fatal, has just been told of his condition. While you are there, a man visiting a patient in the next bed begins to describe the horror of his wife’s last days before she died of cancer. The patient becomes increasingly tense and finally begins to sob. Answer the following questions:
Mr. Gillespie is a 21 year old male who presented to the ED after an intentional overdose on 20 600mg of Gabapentin. Per documentation from ED staff Mr. Gillespie reported he became angry at his grandmother tonight and tried to "prove a point." Mr. Gillespe reported to staff threatened to overdose on his on pills, however dumped them in the toilet. He expressed after making threats to overdose on his prescribed Celexa did not phase his grandmother, he proceeded to take her Gabapentin. Per documentation Mr. Gillespe has been living with grandmother for 2 weeks and before that was living with his mother in Cary. At the time of the assessment Mr. Gillespie was calm and cooperative. He denies current suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. He appears guarded during the assessment. He reports tonight his grandmother and he got into an argument over him getting a job. He reports his grandmother informed him he has to be out by Friday. Mr. Gillespe denies history of self harm. He
As technology advances over the years, we have experienced and noticed that the trend in how payment are received have shift tremendously. Twenty years ago, check was the preferred way of payment. In today’s world, more and more payments are done by credit cards. Credit card transactions are instance that provides a faster payment method.
Case Analysis: Alpen Bank The main issue that Alpen bank is facing is whether or not they should launch the credit card business in the Romania market and which group of target audience they should select while applying the launching strategy. Moreover, specifically to Carle, he needs to come up with a program from which, Alpen bank can generate at least €5 million in profit within 2 years. Moreover, clarified positioning strategy and customer segmentation is also needed to secure the success of the program. In the case, it seemed that Alpen had the opportunity to act since economic environment in Romania had changed from 2006 after its entering into the EU: the economy there was developing; a
[A. Fees are displayed when you take money out of an ATM. Terms and conditions must be explained to the consumer when funds are withdrawn from an account. Disclosures must be written in comprehensible language. Any change in terms must be communicated to the consumer within 21 days of the change taking effect. Financial institutions are required to provide consumers with statements for electronic transactions. Any of these is acceptable.]
ATM: ATM is a physical embed-in device which is to be installed on the wall as part of the supporting infrastructure, despite of the fact that is unmovable, it is possible that any third party scam devices is installed on the it by an intruder, such device includes hidden camera, fake PIN pads and card skimmers. These data collection devices can retrieve your personal private information quickly if you trigger them by the way they want.
- The last three transactions conducted out of my bank account are withdrawn cash to make a payment, automatic payment to pay my car insurance and ordering pizza online. The technology is one of the key roles in most of all the transactions. The technology used to record the records and keep all the information save when you open your bank account app. Also, to order the pizza I needed to use the technology by going to their website and placing my order. When I stop in an ATM the machine uses the technology to record all the transactions conducted and accept or decline my petition.
In the play “Macbeth” we strongly agree about the statement “The most effective villain is one who attracts and repels.” Our essay includes or talks about the most effective villain which is Macbeth due to his crimes that he has committed and how he has changed throughout in the play. A theme that most supports this statement is “Appearance vs Reality,” of Macbeth. We will also include examples of the different appearances of Macbeth in different situations. To back up our statement there will be quotes which express the appearance of emotions on Macbeth’s face at time or situation and connect it with reality. “Did he really mean what he said or did?” The essay will also discuss about the different language features which are used in the quotes like, repetition.
B. Closing Device: So, the next time you use your credit card or atm card be a little more careful and make
During the past decade, we have undergone enormous changes in the way that we conduct business. ATM check cards, credit cards, and preferred customer cards are the most common buying tools today. Check, or debit, cards are ATM cards that function just like cash. Customers can now make payments with their check cards
In the morning I walked to the bank. I went to the automated teller machine to check my balance. I inserted my card, entered my secret code, tapped out my request. The figure on the screen roughly corresponded to my independent estimate, feebly arrived at after long searches through documents, tormented arithmetic. Waves of relief and gratitude flowed over me. The system had blessed my life. I felt its support and approval. The system hardware, the mainframe sitting in a locked room in some distant city. What a pleasing interaction. I sensed that something of deep personal value, but not money, not that at all, had been authenticated and confirmed (42).
Many financial institutions across the world have adapted to the change towards the cashless society by implementing electronic funds transfer via automated teller machines (ATM’s) and of late, the internet. By having a simple plastic card, society could completely eliminate the need for cash. The benefits range from the end user through to the government and the
According to Brueggemann (2014)“Communities are natural human groups, networks, and associations of people related to one another by at least one common or compelling factor in more or less loosely linked forms of connection”(p.142). Communities are not only a place where a group of people cohabitate but a linkage among people sharing common interests and activities. In every community there are social workers that advocate on the behalf of the vulnerable and oppressed population. A social worker needs to become familiar with the communities that their clients reside in, to better provide local resources and aid to clients. In every community there are resources and assets that could be used to improve its social environment. For example, many communities have programs like the YMCA that promotes youth development and communication among people living in the community. In addition, a social worker that provides direct services to client needs to be aware of the resources available within the community and the population seeking the assistance. By identifying which people live in a certain community, social workers could develop cultural humility and have a better understanding of their client’s values, morals and heritage. Having this knowledge is crucial since some resources are specifically tailored to certain groups. For instance, some senior centers provide meals, transportation, and employment assistance for the elderly. Knowing the population that lives
There are a few speculations about what would happen should Canada's population grow up to 100 million. Although that is quite a substantial increase from the approximate 36 million were currently at today; I personally don't believe that the construction methods for residential areas will change. When it comes to the building of houses it's all about speed and cost; Which is why I believe we'll continue to stick with the basic wood framed construction a majority of our houses are built with. The one way I could see housing change is if people continue to migrate to the hotspots in Canada such as Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Then we'll start to see more Non-combustible and fire resistant buildings built majorly out of steel and