Why should Developers read use cases ?...

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Why should Developers read use cases ?

to gain system understanding

As a basis for writing the user

To approve what the system should do

As a base for test cases

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Which steps are included in use case driven iterative development?

At each iteration, one or more use cases are selected for implementation

Iteration should be followed until the system is complete

Iterative development builds system functionality gradually through analysis, design, coding, testing and evaluation

All of the mentioned

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What is true in context to extensions ?

Once the basic flow is defined, the extensions can be specified

The alternatives are called extension as they extend the activity flow in a different direction from branch point

All of the mentioned

None of the mentioned

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. A different alternative must consists of ?

Different Actors

Different Use cases

Different Overall product functionality

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What is the primary flow of a use case ?

The happy day scenarios in which the way the system should work is described with the assumption that everything goes perfectly

A full description of the goals of the actor

The happy day scenarios in which the way the system should work is described with details of what happens if things go wrong

The happy day scenarios in which the way the system should work is described with all alternatives covered

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Which of the following best categorizes use cases ?

It is an analysis technique

It is an testing technique

It is an design technique

is is both an analysis and a design technique

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