Analysis and Design for Simple Hotel Managment Java App

I have a system that needs analysed and certain UML documents produced, I only require the documentation NO CODING IS REQUIRED. Please see the attached specification and requirements. ## Deliverables Requirements 1. Use case diagram 2. Object diagram to illustrate a typical configuration of objects 3. Sequence diagrams to illustrate * Object creation and configuration * Reporting on each room on all floors * Reporting on each room on a specific floor * Adding or removing one room <!-- --> * Object creation and configuration * Reporting on each room on all floors * Reporting on each room on a specific floor * Adding or removing one room 4. A class diagram showing important attributes and operations. Each operation should be documented with its signature and an indication of its behaviour. The latter should be provided as psudocode Please VIEW the attached documentation before bidding. Please also bear in mind that this will be developed in JAVA. * * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Sunday Aug 10, 2008 12:48:59 PM: Bidders, With regards to the project I have requested, I have updated the .zip file to include sample documentation from a previous project - I used omondo Eclipse UML and would prefer if bidders could use this software, however as long as I could easily copy the diagrams into my Eclipse then I would be fine with that. Also with regards to questions about the functionallity of the system, this is not intended to be an actual hotel system, as in I mean I will be programming this system from the UML work you produce, however it will not be used in a hotel. This is intended for me to demonstrate my programming skills to an employer (having a third party do the UML is acceptable). If you have any more questions please let me know, I will only pick a bidder that posts in their message log that they have seen the revised .zip file and can provide the requirements. I intend to pick a bidder tuesday, and to have the system delivered by friday. Kind regards Martin