Use case decomposition for class registration system
I am currently working on refactoring a summer camp registration system to include some new features and will also be using it as the basis for a new after-school class registration system.
How to model optional use cases in UML
Let’s say, I want to model an application which allows users to model class diagrams. The high level use case can be modelled as UC1:Model Class Diagram, which refines itself into UC11: Model Class, UC12: Model Connection, UC13: Model Composition, etc.
How to model optional use cases in UML
Let’s say, I want to model an application which allows users to model class diagrams. The high level use case can be modelled as UC1:Model Class Diagram, which refines itself into UC11: Model Class, UC12: Model Connection, UC13: Model Composition, etc.
How to model optional use cases in UML
Let’s say, I want to model an application which allows users to model class diagrams. The high level use case can be modelled as UC1:Model Class Diagram, which refines itself into UC11: Model Class, UC12: Model Connection, UC13: Model Composition, etc.
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How to deal with requirements and use cases in this kind of situation?
Recently I’ve started to work with object oriented analysis and design and it seemed very interesting to me as a way to get work done better. But I’m still in doubt with one kind of situation. If this is not the correct site to ask about it, sorry for that.
Is this a good use case?
I’ve been studying object oriented analysis and, so to get started with this in practice I’ve decided to first of all build my own management system to have my customers data and so on. Trying to gather requirements for the first time and write use cases for the first time led me to some doubts. I want to ask here about some doubts regarding the use cases.
How much time should be spent with use cases?
I’m starting to work with agile iterative approach to software development and this question seems quite natural. After gathering the requirements I should write a few use cases to describe how the user interacts with the system while the requirements are being met. Now, how much time should we spent with this?
How much time should be spent with use cases?
I’m starting to work with agile iterative approach to software development and this question seems quite natural. After gathering the requirements I should write a few use cases to describe how the user interacts with the system while the requirements are being met. Now, how much time should we spent with this?
How much time should be spent with use cases?
I’m starting to work with agile iterative approach to software development and this question seems quite natural. After gathering the requirements I should write a few use cases to describe how the user interacts with the system while the requirements are being met. Now, how much time should we spent with this?