March 2024
Intermediate to advanced
420 pages
11h 38m
English
This chapter explains how to detail essential use cases as text in order to detail the high-level requirements of the system. It concentrates on explaining what is necessary for a use case description, when its functionality must be completely understood. It also introduces real use cases in which technical and interface details can be mentioned. Information flows, including variants and exception handlers, are fragments of a use case; this chapter explains how to discover them.
Detailed use case; expanded use case; full-dressed use case; exception in use case; alternate flow; scenarios; essential use case; CRUDL; and use case fragments
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