Can any one explain about USE CASES?
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Use cases is a document that describes user action and
system response for a particular functionality. For example
if there is a submit or next button on the end of the page
and if we " "click it" it has to take us to next page. So
the submit or next button's functionality is to take us to
the next page.
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Answer / t.mahipal reddy
use case, which describes the functionality in an
application in terms of actors,actions and response
Inputs required to make the usecase
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snapshots
functional requirements
special requirements
use case template
with this only we can make the HLI in to LOI
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Answer / niall
Use cases are narratives that define contexts of use by
stakeholders.
Use cases provide overviews of business case expectations
facilitated by the technologies addressed.
Use cases provide a basis for extrapolating Requirements,
and subsequently for deriving a Specification.
Use cases must address threats and their mitigation, so that
the Requirements are sufficiently robust against weaknesses
(quality, security, safety, etc.), it is too late to add on
countermeasures after the Specification!
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Answer / shakun singh
use case is a style of functional requirement document - an organized list of scenarios that a user or system might perform while navigating through an application. or a use case defines a set of use-case instance, where each instance is a sequence of actions a system performs that yields an observable result of value to a particular actor
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Answer / mohandhandapani
Basically Use-Case is a kind of Requirement document which
will cover a specific or particular, module or action in
detail.... which will also include the digramatic
reprasentation of each and every screen, the happy path,
Alternative flow, Actors involved etc etc....
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