Use case diagram : distingishing the actor of a use case
I know a system contains a set of use case diagrams and not one use case diagram, but anyway in the first step to find the system requirements or to analyze them I have problem in distinguishing the actor of a use case.
Use case diagram : distingishing the actor of a use case
I know a system contains a set of use case diagrams and not one use case diagram, but anyway in the first step to find the system requirements or to analyze them I have problem in distinguishing the actor of a use case.
Use case diagram : distingishing the actor of a use case
I know a system contains a set of use case diagrams and not one use case diagram, but anyway in the first step to find the system requirements or to analyze them I have problem in distinguishing the actor of a use case.
Finding methods of classes from the use case
I know some nouns in the use case scenario are candidate to be class, for example member, customer, student ….
Finding methods of classes from the use case
I know some nouns in the use case scenario are candidate to be class, for example member, customer, student ….
Finding methods of classes from the use case
I know some nouns in the use case scenario are candidate to be class, for example member, customer, student ….
Finding methods of classes from the use case
I know some nouns in the use case scenario are candidate to be class, for example member, customer, student ….
What exactly is a business rule? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: What really is the “business logic”? (7 answers) Closed 9 years ago. I’m trying to better organize my application architecture, so I’ve been doing some reading, but I keep running into references to “Business Logic” and “Business Rules”. I’ve never really understood what these actually are. I generally just […]
Difference between the actors in the existing (non-automated) and the new (automated) system [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
When, if ever, should I draw the use-case diagram of the existing system?
When I want to design a software I usually think about the use-cases of my software, but I have heard some sort of analyzing the existing (non-automated) system is required.