To assist employees in managing the company's business activities, CPAP provides a computer application named College Park Auto-Parts:
The College Park Auto-Parts application opens with a large window that presents a small menu in the top section. The body of the window displays various Windows controls such as a tree view, a button, many text boxes, labels, list views, group boxes, etc.
For the College Park Auto-Parts application to be useful, its database must hold the items that the company sells. As a result, the employees must first create an inventory of items. To create a record for a new item, the user can click the New Auto Part button, which would open the New Auto Part dialog box.
Once the CPAP database contains at least one record, the user can review those records. The first action is to select the year of a part. In the left tree view, the user can expand the year, then expand the car manufacturer and the model:
After expanding a car model, the user can click a part category. This would cause the the top-right list view to display the part(s) that fit(s) the selection(s). The user can then click an item in the Available Parts list liew. Here are examples:
