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Modeldatum/tijd: 11-10-2013 12:30:07
Case: The Pizza Case
1. Dilyana Dimitrova
2. Jasper Scholl
Group: CO 02

Inhoudsopgave

1. Procesdiagram

1. Toewijzing aan actoren

Procesdiagram - Toewijzing aan actoren
Proces
Actoren
Customer calls
Counter employee

Customer
Order
Counter employee taking a note of the order
Counter employee taking a note of the adress and the number of the customer
Counter employee passing the order to the cook
Counter employee
Preparation
Counter employee

The cook the cook determines the nescessary ingredients
The cook
If it's a specialty pizza - the cook must go to the storage room for ingredients
The cook
The cook checks if the ingredients reached their expiry date
The cook the cook makes the pizza and puts it in the oven
The cook getting the pizza out of the oven
The cook
If the pizza is burnt , the cook does everything again
The cook the cook passes the pizza to the counter employee
Counter employee

The cook
Delivery
Counter employee

Customer

Delivery man if it needs to be delivered, the employee gives it to the delivery man with the adress
Counter employee

Delivery man the delivery man delivers the pizza and the bill on the stated adress
Customer

Delivery man after receiving payment, he return to the pizzeria
Delivery man the counter employee puts it in a box
Counter employee if the customer takes the pizza himself, the employee passes him the box and the bill
Counter employee

Customer
The counter employee processes the payment
Counter employee

2. Itemrelaties

Procesdiagram - Itemrelaties
Item
Type relatie

Lees after receiving payment, he return to the pizzeria
Scooter
Customer calls
Phone
getting the pizza out of the oven
Shovel
taking a note of the adress and the number of the customer
Computer

Printer taking a note of the order
Computer
The cook checks if

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