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TABLE 10.1.CONTINUED
IterationIncrement
4.0. The customer is new but doesn't have the minimum required balance.
5.0. The customer is a new customer with no previous accounts but wishes to deposit more than $10,000 in cash.
*6.0. The customer is a new customer but has a negative checking account history.
2. Close an Account1.0. An active account exists, and the customer is authorized to close it.
2.0. The account being closed is inactive.
3.0. The customer isn't authorized to close the account.
4.0. The customer is authorized to close the account, but either the account is deficient or the customer owes money to the bank.
*5.0. The account number entered by the bank teller is incorrect.
3. Deposit New Funds1.0. An active account exists, and the customer is authorized to deposit money in it.
2.0. The customer isn't authorized to deposit money in the account.
3.0. The amount being deposited exceeds $10,000 in cash.
*4.0. The deposit is in the form of a check.
*5.0. The account has been frozen by the government.
4. Withdraw Funds1.0. An active account exists, and the customer is authorized to withdraw money from it.
2.0. The customer isn't authorized to withdraw money from the account.
3.0. The teller tries, at the customer's request, to withdraw more money than is available.
*4.0. The account has been frozen by the government.

The Problem Statement
Based on the your new discoveries, your client (the Second Bank of Carrollton) agrees to the updated problem statement in the subsequent paragraphs.

 
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