Use-case tree
Barnard, Judith
Use-case tree
Let's look at one use case associated with this system: the user obtaining a lottery ticket using the lucky dip option (Use Case 1, Scenario 2). To verify that our system satisfies this requirement, we must identify this sequence of events on the use-case tree as a sequence of branches, from the root node to a leaf node. This can be identified in Path 2 (Listing 1). The sequence of events in the use-case scenario can be mapped against the methods the branches in the paths represent
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
H004.415 JOU
Use-case tree
Let's look at one use case associated with this system: the user obtaining a lottery ticket using the lucky dip option (Use Case 1, Scenario 2). To verify that our system satisfies this requirement, we must identify this sequence of events on the use-case tree as a sequence of branches, from the root node to a leaf node. This can be identified in Path 2 (Listing 1). The sequence of events in the use-case scenario can be mapped against the methods the branches in the paths represent
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTORIES
METHODS
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
H004.415 JOU