Use Case Models and Actors in Requirements Specification

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What do actors represent in a use case model?

Systems or persons outside the system boundary

How is the system boundary defined in a use case model?

It delimits the system from its environment

What is the purpose of the 'Include' relationship in a use case model?

Increase reusability

When is the 'Extend' relationship used in a use case model?

To model optional system behavior

What does 'Generalization' represent in a use case model?

'Special use case inherits interactions of a general use case'

What are the different types of relationships between actors and use cases in a use case model?

The different types of relationships between actors and use cases in a use case model are generalization, extend, and include.

How can the 'Extend' relationship be used in a use case model?

The 'Extend' relationship can be used to model optional system behavior, subflows executed under certain conditions, and sets of behavior segments that may be inserted in a base use case.

What is the purpose of the 'Include' relationship in a use case model?

The purpose of the 'Include' relationship in a use case model is to increase reusability by allowing one use case to include the interaction sequence from another use case.

When is the 'Extend' relationship used to model a situation in a use case model?

The 'Extend' relationship is used to model a situation where a part of a use case is optional system behavior, a subflow is executed only under certain conditions, or a set of behavior segments may be inserted in a base use case.

What are the interactions between actors and use cases expressed through in a use case model?

The interactions between actors and use cases are expressed through the generalization, extend, and include relationships in a use case model.

Test your knowledge of requirements specification and use case models, including actors, system boundaries, and relationships between actors and use cases such as generalization and extension.

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