Exam 15: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: Use Cases

What a use case must do effectively in order to satisfy stakeholders is called a ________.

A use case is a depiction of a system's behavior or functionality under various conditions as the system responds to requests from users.

Both the ________ and ________ levels provide a summary of the use case goals.

Use cases written at the fish level focus on user goals.

A ________ is a depiction of a system's behavior or functionality under various conditions as the system responds to requests from users.

What is a use case diagram? Identify the key symbols that appear on a use case diagram.

An extension is invoked only if its ________ condition is encountered.

An ________ is an association between two use cases where one adds new behaviors or actions to the other.

The set of functions or behaviors in a use case that follow exceptions to the main success scenario are called ________.

The least amount promised to a stakeholder by a use case is called the minimal guarantee.

Both the white and kite levels provide a summary of the use case goals.

________ is the least amount promised to a stakeholder by a use case.

Summary use cases do not include ________.

An extension initiates a use case.

A use case is considered successful if it functioned correctly and achieved its ________.

People who have a vested interest in the system being developed are called ________.

A stakeholder is a person who has a vested interest in the system being developed.

Rolling back a transaction to its original starting place is an example of a ________.

Level has to do with the level of detail at which a use case is being written.

The fish and black levels are sometimes referred to as the ________ level.