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How to Create Use Cases

28/05/2024 | By IRM Training
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Use Cases allow requirements to be presented as a collection of stories from the user’s perspective. A Use Case can be used on its own or in addition to a User Story to provide more detailed descriptions of how users interact with a system. Use Case Diagram Use Case Diagrams can be used to help visualise the story described in a Use Case. A Use Case Diagram consists of 3 components: Actor – represented by a stick figure Use Case…

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What Happens After User Stories?

08/05/2015 | By IRM Training
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OK, so you’ve had some great sessions with users and stakeholders. What they want the system to do is neatly captured in a number of user stories. Now what? While user stories do a great job of expressing functional (and often non-functional) requirements in words that business users can understand, that’s not the case for developers. Remember that a business analyst is the communicator between the business AND the developer. There just isn’t enough information in a user story for…

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Use Case Fragments

30/09/2014 | By IRM Training
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A previous IRM article Event Based Analysis and Modelling described how business functionality in a requirements package can be broken down into a table with column headings – Event, Trigger, Initiator, Use Case name, etc. Each business function is a separate event and has a unique number. A typical business function might contain several unique events each of which we want to end up as a component of a larger software application. So how do we go from a table containing…

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How to Write Use Cases

04/09/2011 | By IRM Training
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A previous IRM paper – How to use Use Cases – highlighted the need for clear and logical thinking when documenting the primary and alternate flows of a use case. A use case diagram is all well and good for communicating the scope of a particular event but to explain what’s happening inside the use case we need to revert back to a textual description. The How to use Use Cases paper described a relatively simple event – a student registering…

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How to use Use Cases (With Examples)

17/10/2007 | By IRM Training
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Many business analysts and business users get frustrated at the perceived lack of information in a use case diagram. “It’s all very well drawing a picture” they say but what about the details – what’s actually going on? When producing project documentation, use case diagrams are rarely used on their own. They will generally be accompanied by a textual use case and if they’re complex, may also have a supporting activity diagram to show what’s going on “inside” the use…

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Previous Articles

  • Workshop Facilitation – How to Engage Quiet Participants
  • How to Create Use Cases
  • The Role of Business Analysts in Cybersecurity Analysis
  • The Future of Business Analysis in the Age of AI
  • Business Analyst Salary & Job Trends – End of 2020 Review
  • Practical Training Delivered Remotely (Live)
  • Business Analysis Industry Trends in 2019
  • Business Analyst Salary & Job Outlook
  • Business Analyst Interviews
  • Introduction to Agile (and Scrum)

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