This video presents the fundamentals of the UML Use Case Diagram. Then it shows how to draw a Use Case Diagram in Eclipse with Papyrus. Papyrus is an industrial-grade open source Model-Based Engineering tool. Papyrus has notably been used in industrial projects and is the base platform for several industrial modeling tools. Papyrus is graphical […]
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Use Cases are a classical format used in UML to describe user scenarios and document requirements. They have been mostly replaced by user stories when software development teams adopt Agile software development approaches like Scrum. This article by Paul Raymond discusses how classical use cases can be used to expand Agile user stories during requirements
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Modelling is rarely at the forefront of discussions when looking at Agile and the Agile way of working with software architecture and software design. This is surprising because models proposed by the Unified Modelling Language (UML) have so many benefits with respect to communication and understanding.
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The use cases model is used to capture requirements. The use case model is a part of UML (Unified Modeling Language), a standardized design notation for the design and development of object-oriented software. Its simplicity in terms of notations and expressiveness makes it easier to use both by customers and developers.
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Eliciting requirements and sharing the vision about the end-product are vital tasks in Business Analysis that facilitates developing quality applications. Use Case analysis is one of the most powerful elicitation techniques prevalently used by Business Analysts.
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