Question 1

The Major Steps Performed section on a use case will give the _________

Accepted Answer

A) Name of the user for each step 
B) What triggers each step 
C) Where the processes will run (such as manual processes, client-server processes, etc.) 
D) The telecommunications infrastructure requirements for that step 
E) Information for each step 
A) Name of the user for each step 
B) What triggers each step 
C) Where the processes will run (such as manual processes, client-server processes, etc.) 
D) The telecommunications infrastructure requirements for that step 
E) Information for each step

Question 2

What are the steps for writing a use case?

Accepted Answer

Identifying the use cases;iden

Question 3

Use cases generally have up to 20 major steps spelled out in great detail.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

External triggers might be something like a customer calling a doctor for an appointment or a student registering for a class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Austin is a systems analyst.Which of the follow people might be the most valuable to him in developing a use case for an accounts payable system upgrade?

Accepted Answer

A) Beth, a software vendor for Peachtree Accounting Software 
B) Amy, a team manager in the accounts payable department 
C) Lisa, the project manager for the project 
D) Casey, a fellow analyst who is more experienced in making use cases 
E) Bill, a Java programmer in the applications development area. 
A) Beth, a software vendor for Peachtree Accounting Software 
B) Amy, a team manager in the accounts payable department 
C) Lisa, the project manager for the project 
D) Casey, a fellow analyst who is more experienced in making use cases 
E) Bill, a Java programmer in the applications development area.

Question 6

Use cases are used to more fully delineate _____.

Accepted Answer

A) Resources used in the system 
B) System boundaries 
C) System proposals 
D) System requirements 
E) Data flows 
A) Resources used in the system 
B) System boundaries 
C) System proposals 
D) System requirements 
E) Data flows

Question 7

Use Cases give more detail about requirements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Dr.O'Brien's dental office calls a patient three days before an appointment.This could be an example of a temporal trigger.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Use cases illustrate the activities that are performed by the designers of the system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Use cases are always numbered sequentially from start to finish.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Barb is an analyst developing a use case.Which of the following will probably NOT be on her use case?

Accepted Answer

A) Importance level 
B) Short Description 
C) Information for steps 
D) Destination for the major inputs 
E) Type of trigger 
A) Importance level 
B) Short Description 
C) Information for steps 
D) Destination for the major inputs 
E) Type of trigger

Question 12

If there are more than 20 major use cases,you should group them into segments.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Use cases are always internal and rarely shared or discussed with business users.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What are the most common ways to gather information for use cases?

Accepted Answer

The requirements determination

The Major Steps Performed section on a use case will give the _________

What are the steps for writing a use case?

Use cases generally have up to 20 major steps spelled out in great detail.

External triggers might be something like a customer calling a doctor for an appointment or a student registering for a class.

Austin is a systems analyst.Which of the follow people might be the most valuable to him in developing a use case for an accounts payable system upgrade?

Use cases are used to more fully delineate _____.

Use Cases give more detail about requirements.

Dr.O'Brien's dental office calls a patient three days before an appointment.This could be an example of a temporal trigger.

Use cases illustrate the activities that are performed by the designers of the system.

Use cases are always numbered sequentially from start to finish.

Barb is an analyst developing a use case.Which of the following will probably NOT be on her use case?

If there are more than 20 major use cases,you should group them into segments.

Use cases are always internal and rarely shared or discussed with business users.

What are the most common ways to gather information for use cases?

The Systems Analyst and Information Systems Development

Project Selection and Management

Requirements Determination

Process Modeling

Data Modeling

Moving Into Design

Architecture Design

Dennis/wixom/roth

Program Design

Data Storage Design

Moving Into Implementation

Transition to the New System

the Movement to Objects

Filters

Exam 4: Systems Analysis and Design

The Major Steps Performed section on a use case will give the _________

What are the steps for writing a use case?

Use cases generally have up to 20 major steps spelled out in great detail.

External triggers might be something like a customer calling a doctor for an appointment or a student registering for a class.

Austin is a systems analyst.Which of the follow people might be the most valuable to him in developing a use case for an accounts payable system upgrade?

Use cases are used to more fully delineate _____.

Use Cases give more detail about requirements.

Dr.O'Brien's dental office calls a patient three days before an appointment.This could be an example of a temporal trigger.

Use cases illustrate the activities that are performed by the designers of the system.

Use cases are always numbered sequentially from start to finish.

Barb is an analyst developing a use case.Which of the following will probably NOT be on her use case?

If there are more than 20 major use cases,you should group them into segments.

Use cases are always internal and rarely shared or discussed with business users.

What are the most common ways to gather information for use cases?

The Systems Analyst and Information Systems Development

Project Selection and Management

Requirements Determination

Process Modeling

Data Modeling

Moving Into Design

Architecture Design

Dennis/wixom/roth

Program Design

Data Storage Design

Moving Into Implementation

Transition to the New System

the Movement to Objects

Filters