Case diagrams, class diagrams & UML drawings. - repost

**Must use free version of Visual Paradigm to create all diagrams. Part I Consider the following problem description: A mail-order company wants to automate its order processing. The initial version of the order processing system should be accessible to customers via the web. Customers can also call the company by phone and interact with the system via a customer representative. It is highly likely that the company will enhance this system in upcoming years with new features. The system allows customers to place orders, check the status of their orders, cancel an existing order and request a catalog. Customers may also return a product but this is only possible through the phone, not available on the web. When placing an order, the customer identifies himself by means of customer number (only for existing registered customers) or by means of his name and address. He then selects a number of products by giving the product number or by selecting products from the online catalogue. For each product, information such as price, a description and a picture (only on demand as they are usually high-resolution images of large size) are presented to the customer. Also the availability of the product is obtained from the inventory. The customer indicates whether he wants to buy the product and in what quantity. When all desired products have been selected, the customer provides a shipping address and a credit card number and a billing address (if different from the shipping address). Then an overview of the ordered products and the total cost are presented. If the customer approves, the order is submitted. Credit card number, billing address and a specification of the cost of the order are used on the invoice, which is forwarded to the accounting system (an existing software module). Orders are forwarded to the shipping company, where they are filled and shipped. Customers who spent over a certain amount within the past year are promoted to be gold customers. Gold customers have additional rights such as being able to return products in an extended time period as well as earning more bonus points with each purchase. In addition, in cases where a product is on back order, gold customers have the option to sign up for an email notification for when the particular product becomes available. a. Identify actors and use cases for the system described above and show them on a UML Use Case Diagram. b. Perform a quick application domain analysis to come up with an object model for the above system. Express your findings with a UML Class Diagram, making sure to identify any critical operations of classes. c. Consider the following use case scenario: Ali is an existing customer of the order processing company described earlier, registered with their web site. Also assume that having browsed the printed catalogue he has, he already identified the two items (including their prices) he likes to buy from the company’s website using their product numbers (i.e. #2 and #9). First he tries to buy one of product #2, but it is listed as unavailable in the inventory. Then, he adds two quantities of product #9, which turns out to be available, to his basket. He is then asked to confirm his registered shipping and billing addresses and credit card information from the customer database. He completes the order by clicking the Submit button. You may ignore processing of customer authentication. Draw a UML Sequence Diagram for this particular scenario. Part - II Analyze the relationships among ethical, social, and political issues that are raised by information systems.