9.6. Summary
In this chapter, you learned the following:
Use case analysis is a simple yet powerful technique for specifying the functional requirements for a system more precisely and completely.
Use cases are based upon the goal-oriented functional requirements for a system.
Use cases are used to describe:
The desired behavior/functionality of the system to be built
The external users or systems (known as actors) who avail themselves of these services
The interactions between the two
The elements that don't belong in a use case (for example, technical requirements).
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