Draw a use case diagram of a university group chatting system given the following requirements. The Admin of the group can create an account, login, create different chat groups according to different disciplines or general such as Data base group, Networking group, Embedded system group, Assignment group, Machine learning group, Artificial Intelligence (AI) group, and Fun group, approve request to enter a group, reject request to enter a group, delete a person from a chat group, devise rules and regulations for each chat group, If a user does not follow the rules and regulations of a certain group then administrator will be able to mute that. The user will be able sign up to the application, join a group of his/her own choice, Upon entering a chat group, general terms and conditions will be provided to user, able to post a message, be able to share a file, be able to use web cam in private chat, be able to start a private chat with another participant, be able to leave a group. STRICTLY ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION PROVIDED.

Draw a use case diagram of a university group chatting system given the following requirements. The Admin of the group can create an account, login, create different chat groups according to different disciplines or general such as Data base group, Networking group, Embedded system group, Assignment group, Machine learning group, Artificial Intelligence (AI) group, and Fun group, approve request to enter a group, reject request to enter a group, delete a person from a chat group, devise rules and regulations for each chat group, If a user does not follow the rules and regulations of a certain group then administrator will be able to mute that. The user will be able sign up to the application, join a group of his/her own choice, Upon entering a chat group, general terms and conditions will be provided to user, able to post a message, be able to share a file, be able to use web cam in private chat, be able to start a private chat with another participant, be able to leave a group. STRICTLY ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION PROVIDED.

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