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Understanding Use Cases in Requirements Gathering

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Understanding Use Cases in Requirements Gathering

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What is the purpose of a use case?

To support confidentiality

To identify and clarify requirements (correct)

To help different departments understand their responsibilities

To list the steps in a specific order

What elements are typically included in a use case?

Actors, triggers, and postconditions

Preconditions, triggers, and postconditions

Actors, preconditions, and triggers

Actors, preconditions, triggers, and postconditions (correct)

What is the role of use cases in an organization?

To provide a common naming strategy (correct)

To help different departments understand their responsibilities

To identify and clarify requirements

To list the steps in a specific order

What is the purpose of use cases?

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What is NOT one of the elements typically included in a use case?

<p>Integrity</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Use cases are a way to clarify and identify requirements for a goal.
A use case can help different departments within an organization understand their responsibilities.
Use cases are a common naming strategy for a goal, and they can include the following elements: actors, preconditions, triggers, and postconditions.
A use case will typically list each of the steps in a specific order.
Use cases are used to support confidentiality by helping different departments understand their responsibilities.
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Learn about the importance of use cases in clarifying and identifying requirements for a goal, and how they help different departments within an organization understand their responsibilities. This quiz covers the elements of use cases, including actors, preconditions, triggers, postconditions, and the order of steps.