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NO PLAGIARISM 100% ORIGINAL WORK Sequence Diagram, System Architecture, and User Interface Design After reviewing the concepts of advanced software engineering in the previous assignment, your task is to design the three-tier client-server and distributed architecture model. You also need to design the interactive workflow diagrams (called sequence diagrams) for each activity associated with Phase 2 class diagrams. In this next phase, you also need to design the user interfaces for the proposed project. Use MS-Word to add those individual files in the document by taking screenshots or submit individual files. You must use MS-Visio for this assignment. In this phase, you will need to develop the following diagram associated with the project introduced in Phase 1: Sequence diagram for each entity, also called interactive workflows. Develop the following system architecture: Three-tier client-server architecture Distributed component architecture User interface design as a part of System of Systems engineering process. Your assignment must follow these requirements: Include charts or diagrams created in MS-Project. The completed diagrams / charts must be imported into the Word document before the document is submitted. Create a cover page. .

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