Domain Model Creation for A Bookstore Use Cases Project

Develop a domain model based on a set of use cases I have. Currently, I possess a list of 34 use cases for this system, and I aim to derive a comprehensive domain model for each one.

Specifically, I require assistance with:

1. Identifying primary entities, their attributes, and their relationships from the provided use cases.
2. Creating a visual representation (UML Class Diagram) of the domain model, ensuring it accurately captures the relationships and attributes of each entity.
3. Receiving insights or best practices on refining the domain model, ensuring its accuracy and relevance to the use cases provided.

It would be greatly beneficial if the assisting tutor possessed a robust background in software engineering, UML diagrams, and domain modeling. Experience or familiarity with systems related to university bookstores or retail systems would be a significant advantage.

I have provided 34 use cases related to the University Bookstore System. For each of these use cases, I’m looking to:

1. Identify Entities: These are the main objects or concepts in the use case. For example, in a “Purchase Book” use case, entities might include “Customer,” “Book,” and “Invoice.”
2. Identify Attributes: These are the properties of each entity. For the “Book” entity, attributes might include “Title,” “Author,” “Price,” etc.
3. Identify Relationships: How do the entities relate to each other? For example, a “Customer” might “Purchase” a “Book.”

The objective is to create a cohesive visual diagram that captures these entities, their attributes, and relationships for each of the 34 use cases. The resulting diagrams will serve as foundational blueprints for understanding and designing the system further.