ou need to design an information system for a client to be able to identify different loan options that are available from the many different suppliers. The purpose of this system is so they can make a better informed decision on who they will borrow from. Use the provided brochure to help you identify some of the loan options available. Database planning: design an information database prototype that can serve as an information resource for the users in your scenario. Your database plan should contain the following components. 1. Information gathering. 2. Identify the entities/objects. 3. Use a visual modelling tool (like ERD’s) to model the entities/objects. Document your design in text andwith diagrams (approximately 900 words). Task 2: Interface design Based on the principles discussed in the Learning object-Human Computer Interaction, design and document a prototype of an interface for your proposed database (approximately 600 words). This involves: • Providing three to five illustrations that show your interface design • Align your design to the HCI design principles and discussing how your design relates to them (design principles: visibility, constraints, feedback, consistency and affordance) Task 3: Information Analysis You need to carry out a semiotic analysis of the document your scenario is drawn from. Choose two attributes from one of the three semiotic disciplines of pragmatics, semantics and syntactic and analyse the documentin terms of these attributes (approximately 300 words). Task 4: Critical thinking around global implications Identify the industry sector that your scenario is most closely identified to, for example travel agent = tourism industry. Develop an informed opinion about the impact of this industry sector’s operations in terms of one key global issue, e.g. sustainability or culture (i.e. hastourism affected local indigenous cultures, if so how and why?). Present your opinion, backing it up with evidence of your research (approximately 500 words).
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