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Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World

John W. Satzinger, Robert B. Jackson, Stephen D. Burd

Chapter 3

Identifying User Stories and Use Cases - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

What are the five activities of systems analysis, and which activity is discussed beginning with this chapter?

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Problem 2

What is a user story? What is a use case?

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Problem 3

What are the two techniques used to identify use cases?

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Problem 4

Describe the user goal technique for identifying use cases.

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Problem 5

What are some examples of users with different functional roles and at different operational levels?

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Problem 6

What are some examples of use case names that correspond to your goals as a student going through the college registration process? Be sure to use the verb-noun naming convention.

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Problem 7

What is the overarching objective of asking users about their specific goals?

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Problem 8

How many types of users can have the same user goals for using the system?

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Problem 9

Describe the event decomposition technique for identifying use cases.

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Problem 10

Why is the event decomposition technique considered more comprehensive than the user goal technique?

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Problem 11

What is an elementary business process (EBP)?

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Problem 12

Explain how the event decomposition technique helps identify use cases at the right level of analysis.

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Problem 13

What is an event?

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Problem 14

What are the three types of events?

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Problem 15

Define an external event and give an example that applies to a checking account system.

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Problem 16

Define a temporal event and give an example that applies to a checking account system.

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Problem 17

What are system controls, and why are they not considered part of the users' functional requirements?

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Problem 18

What is the perfect technology assumption?

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Problem 19

What are three examples of events that involve system controls that should not be included initially because of the perfect technology assumption?

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Problem 20

What is a brief use case description?

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Problem 21

What is UML?

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Problem 22

What is the purpose of UML use case diagrams?

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Problem 23

What is another name for "actor" in UML, and how is it represented on a use case diagram?

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Problem 24

What is the automation boundary on a use case diagram, and how is it represented?

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Problem 25

How many actors can be related to a use case on a use case diagram?

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Problem 26

Why might a systems analyst draw many different use case diagrams when reviewing use cases with end users?

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Problem 27

What is the «includes" relationship between two use cases?

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