Think of a process that you participate in. For example, you may recall the process from the time you applied at SLU for your university education until your first enrollment; or the workflow when you use Google Classroom; or how you accomplish a group project; or your scholarship process; or your dormitory process. It could be something you do in your personal life, such as preparing for Christmas, and so on.

Use this process to construct an ActivityDiagram . You will have to choose a process that has a specific consistent flow with possible forks or decision points. It should also involve not only you but other actors, so that swimlanes are utilized.

Here is the activity diagram of the ATM cash withdrawal process. This activity diagram includes actors such as the user, ATM, and bank. The session will start after inserting the ATM card in the ATM. After inserting the card the pin request will be displayed. Using the keypad user needs to type the 4-digit ATM pin code. Never share the ATM pin with someone else. Make sure that no one is watching while typing the pin. Be alert when entering the slot, as the wrong slot may lead to a block of the ATM card. Here two processes will take place. If the pin is correct then the process will continue, if the pin is incorrect then the process will end and starts from the beginning. When the pin is correct then the bank will authorize the card, then the user gets the cash withdrawal option. After choosing the cash withdrawal option, a notification will come up to enter the amount. If the amount is not entered correctly, then the process will go back to the cash withdrawal option. After entering the correct amount, the process will continue and the bank will authorize the withdrawal. Once the cash withdrawal is authorized, then the process of withdrawal is complete, then the user gets the cash at the end.