The document outlines a methodology for designing software for a local police department to manage data on people, property, and criminal activity. It involves detailing the problem, identifying relevant nouns and verbs, selecting objects and operations, and proposing at least three classes for the software design with data members and methods. The focus is on creating a structured approach to software development using object-oriented design principles.

1. Using the simplified OOD methodology:
Write down a detailed description of the problem.
Identify all the (relevant) nouns and verbs.
From the list of nouns, select the objects. Identify the data
components of each object.
From the list of verbs, select the operations.
Write a short paper in response to the following prompt:
Your local police department wants to design new software to
keep track of people, property, and criminal activity. List at
least three classes you think should be in the design. For each
class, identify some data members and methods.