Preface to the First Edition
Use Cases: Requirements in Context originally came about, as most books probably do, as the result of a complaint. We felt that there weren’t any good books that addressed use cases for requirements gathering. It seemed that a lot of people agreed that use cases were a perfectly good tool to solve the requirements problem, but no one had put down on paper any detailed process to help people understand how to use them this way.
Requirements gathering has been a problem on almost every project we’ve been involved with. The fuzzy nature of requirements makes working with them slippery and unintuitive for most software analysts. Use cases are the first tool we’ve seen that addresses the specification and communication ...
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