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Course Code:	IN 440
Course Abstract:	This fast-paced, introductory course explores the basic concepts needed to develop use case models and use case specifications for software requirements. Participants learn how use cases fit into the software development process and how they become the basis for subsequent work such as software design and test case development. Lectures and labs focus on developing, reading, and reviewing use case models and specifications. The need for additional artifacts (such as a business strategy, vision, business process models, supplementary specification or architectural requirements, user interface specification or wireframes, and prototypes) is briefly discussed, however details on the artifacts and related process are not provided in this introductory course.
Audience:	This course is designed for project managers, subject matter experts, executives, testers, business analysts, requirements analysts, systems analysts, software designers, architects, information architects, user interface designers, quality assurance engineers, and others who want to understand use cases.
Duration:	1 day
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Learn the essential elements of use case models and specifications > Describe the process for developing use case models and specifications > Apply the techniques during labs > Describe and practice the process of reviewing use cases > Explain where use cases fit into the software development process
Course Topics:	Course introduction Putting use cases into perspective What is a use case? What is a use case model? What is the difference between use cases and traditional requirement specs? Which type of requirements is captured in use cases? What is the relationship between use cases and other requirement artifacts? Understanding actors What are actors, use cases, and use case models? Sources for finding actors Recommendations for describing and documenting actors Lab: Find actors for case study Describe the relationship between actors and use cases Developing the use case model Describe how to develop a use case model Discuss sources for use cases Review essential requirement elicitation tips Define how to model relationships between use cases Lab: Develop an initial use case model Writing a use case specification Define the concept of flows of events within a use case Explain the basic process for writing a use case specification Review a use case template Discuss recommended guidelines and tips for writing use case specifications Lab: Draft a use case specification Using use cases during a project How to apply use cases in different lifecycles (e.g., iterative and waterfall projects) How to apply use cases in different project types: New development Package implementation Maintenance Illustrate how a use case model evolves during a project Define criteria for setting requirement and development priorities Explain relationship between use cases and test cases, and UML artifacts Lab: Use case review Recommendations for reviewing use case models and specifications Review a sample use case specification and its related use case model Identify problems and positive elements Correct the problems Course summary
Prerequisites:	None.

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