UML Use Case Diagrams and Descriptions

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What is a limitation of use case diagrams?

They cannot represent stakeholders

They cannot differentiate actors

They cannot show the flow of events (correct)

They cannot specify requirements

What is the purpose of 'design scope' in use cases?

To define the part of the system under consideration (correct)

To identify stakeholders

To describe functional requirements

To specify the ordering of steps

What is meant by 'goal level' in the context of use cases?

It indicates the stakeholder hierarchy

It represents the use case order

It signifies the functional requirements granularity (correct)

It refers to the actors involved

Which document is traditionally used to document software system requirements?

System Requirement Specification (SRS) Signup and view all the answers

In use case terminology, what does 'SRS' stand for?

Software Requirements Specification Signup and view all the answers

How are requirements typically documented in agile methods?

Incrementally built-up Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of use cases does 'design scope' help in managing?

Information overload Signup and view all the answers

What makes 'goal level' an essential concept in use case specification?

It helps in understanding the system's functionality depth Signup and view all the answers

Why are 'requirements stakeholders' important in the context of use case diagrams?

To ensure alignment between software and client needs Signup and view all the answers

How does 'design scope' differ from 'goal level' in use case specification?

Design scope defines part of the system, while goal level describes system functionality depth. Signup and view all the answers

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What is a limitation of use case diagrams?

What is the purpose of 'design scope' in use cases?

What is meant by 'goal level' in the context of use cases?

Which document is traditionally used to document software system requirements?

In use case terminology, what does 'SRS' stand for?

How are requirements typically documented in agile methods?

What aspect of use cases does 'design scope' help in managing?

What makes 'goal level' an essential concept in use case specification?

Why are 'requirements stakeholders' important in the context of use case diagrams?

How does 'design scope' differ from 'goal level' in use case specification?

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