Create a UML deployment diagram for the above case. (12) Tshwanang Technical University has resolved to implement a Student Application Self-service System (SASS) as a result of the problems experienced during the admission of first year students. The recent media reports revealed that student applications get lost in the post, some in the applications office due to laxity of processes. The Systems Analyst and Solution Architect in the IT department have agreed on the following implementation of the system. The system will be accessible to potential students through the internet using personal computers or mobile phones. The implementation of the SASS is made of several components informed by the separation of logic, i.e. web tier to render the web pages, business logic module to process applications and a database. The web tier allows users to fill in application forms and submit them online through a web browser. When the forms are submitted they are handled by the web tier using an Apache Webserver that runs on HP Unix server. The webserver communicates with the application server that implements the business logic of processing the application forms. All applications detail such as student personal info, addresses, matric results, etc. are stored in an Oracle 11g database which will be deployed on a Compaq machine running Unix operating system. The business logic module running on IBM JMix Application Server exposes an AccessModuleAPI interface to provide a service to client modules such as the web tier. The database is only visible to the business logic module which uses jdbc technology to query it

Create a UML deployment diagram for the above case. (12)
Tshwanang Technical University has resolved to implement a Student Application Self-service
System (SASS) as a result of the problems experienced during the admission of first year
students. The recent media reports revealed that student applications get lost in the post,
some in the applications office due to laxity of processes. The Systems Analyst and Solution
Architect in the IT department have agreed on the following implementation of the system.
The system will be accessible to potential students through the internet using personal
computers or mobile phones. The implementation of the SASS is made of several
components informed by the separation of logic, i.e. web tier to render the web pages,
business logic module to process applications and a database. The web tier allows users to
fill in application forms and submit them online through a web browser. When the forms are
submitted they are handled by the web tier using an Apache Webserver that runs on HP Unix
server. The webserver communicates with the application server that implements the
business logic of processing the application forms. All applications detail such as student
personal info, addresses, matric results, etc. are stored in an Oracle 11g database which will be deployed on a Compaq machine running Unix operating system. The business logic module
running on IBM JMix Application Server exposes an AccessModuleAPI interface to provide a
service to client modules such as the web tier. The database is only visible to the business
logic module which uses jdbc technology to query it