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What is the graphical representation of a use case in a use case diagram?
What is the graphical representation of a use case in a use case diagram?
- Horizontal ellipse (correct)
- Solid line
- Stick figure
- Vertical rectangle
How are actors represented in a use case diagram?
How are actors represented in a use case diagram?
- Horizontal ellipses
- Stick figures (correct)
- Vertical rectangles
- Solid lines
What indicates the associations between actors and use cases in a use case diagram?
What indicates the associations between actors and use cases in a use case diagram?
- Curved lines
- Arrows
- Solid lines (correct)
- Dotted lines
What is the purpose of a system boundary box in a use case diagram?
What is the purpose of a system boundary box in a use case diagram?
How are model elements organized into groups in a use case diagram?
How are model elements organized into groups in a use case diagram?
What is the purpose of a system boundary box in a use case diagram?
What is the purpose of a system boundary box in a use case diagram?
How are actors represented in a use case diagram?
How are actors represented in a use case diagram?
What indicates the associations between actors and use cases in a use case diagram?
What indicates the associations between actors and use cases in a use case diagram?
What are packages in a use case diagram?
What are packages in a use case diagram?
What is the graphical representation of a use case in a use case diagram?
What is the graphical representation of a use case in a use case diagram?
Flashcards
Use Case Diagram: Use Case
Use Case Diagram: Use Case
A horizontal ellipse represents it.
Use Case Diagram: Actors
Use Case Diagram: Actors
Stick figures represent external entities.
Use Case Diagram: Associations
Use Case Diagram: Associations
Solid lines indicate interaction between actors and use cases.
Use Case Diagram: System Boundary Box
Use Case Diagram: System Boundary Box
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Use Case Diagram: Packages
Use Case Diagram: Packages
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Study Notes
Use Case Diagram
- A use case is a sequence of actions that provide something of measurable value to an actor and is represented by a horizontal ellipse.
- A use case describes a specific interaction between actors and the system.
Actors
- An actor is a person, organization, or external system that plays a role in one or more interactions with the system.
- Actors are represented by stick figures in use case diagrams.
Associations
- Associations between actors and use cases are indicated by solid lines in use case diagrams.
- An association exists whenever an actor is involved with an interaction described by a use case.
System Boundary Boxes
- System boundary boxes are optional rectangles drawn around the use cases to indicate the scope of the system.
- They help to clarify the boundaries of the system.
Packages
- Packages are UML constructs that enable organizing model elements (such as use cases) into groups.
- Packages are depicted as file folders and can be used on various UML diagrams, including use case diagrams and class diagrams.
- They help to organize and structure the model elements.
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