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The document presents a UML class diagram for a food ordering system, detailing its structural design, key components, and relationships among classes. Major entities include Customer, Ordering System, Restaurant, Menu, Payment, and Delivery, each with specific attributes and operations. This diagram serves as a blueprint for understanding the system's functionality and interactions.

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UML Class Diagram1

The document presents a UML class diagram for a food ordering system, detailing its structural design, key components, and relationships among classes. Major entities include Customer, Ordering System, Restaurant, Menu, Payment, and Delivery, each with specific attributes and operations. This diagram serves as a blueprint for understanding the system's functionality and interactions.

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UML Class Diagram of Food Ordering System


Prepared by,

1. Mahmudul Hasan (213002198)


2. Sumaiya Akter (213002255)

November 28,2024

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UML class Diagram of Food Ordering System:
The UML class diagram of an online food ordering system illustrates the structural design of the
system, focusing on the classes, their attributes, methods, and the relationships between them. This
diagram provides a blueprint for understanding how the system operates, showcasing its major
components and interactions..

Key Components of a UML Class Diagram for a Food Ordering System:

This UML class diagram illustrates the structure and relationships within a food ordering system. It
highlights the key entities, their attributes, and the operations they support. The primary
components include:
1. Customer: Represents the users of the system who can register, log in, and place food
orders. The class includes attributes such as ID, name, email, and password, along with
operations for user registration and login.
2. Ordering System: Acts as the central control unit, handling the interaction between
customers, restaurants, and the delivery system. It manages orders by processing them and
includes attributes like the user, restaurant, items, and status. The class also supports
operations like placing and canceling orders.
3. Restaurant: Represents food providers that offer menus containing various items. Each
restaurant has attributes such as ID, name, address, and a menu. The class supports
operations for retrieving the menu.
4. Menu and MenuItem: The menu is a collection of menu items (MenuItem), each of which
contains details like name, description, and price. The Menu class also provides operations
to add or remove items.
5. Payment: Handles the financial aspect of the system. It includes attributes for the amount
and payment method and supports the processPayment operation to ensure transaction
completion.
6. Delivery: Manages the logistics of delivering food orders. It has attributes like delivery ID,
order details, delivery address, status, and estimated time of delivery.
The diagram demonstrates the relationships between these entities, such as how customers interact
with the ordering system, how orders are linked to restaurants and menus, and how payments and
deliveries are processed. This class diagram provides a clear overview of the system's structure and
its functional components, forming the foundation for implementation and design.

Diagram:

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