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  • Taschenbuch: 188 Seiten
  • Verlag: Addison Wesley (August 1998)
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • ISBN-10: 0201309815
  • ISBN-13: 978-0201309812
  • Größe und/oder Gewicht: 23,1 x 18,8 x 1,3 cm
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  • Amazon.de Verkaufsrang: Nr. 693.421 in Englische Bücher (Die Bestseller Englische Bücher)
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A use case is an interaction between your system and an actor--a person or entity using it. So it describes how your system "looks" to the outside world. In Applying Use Cases the authors show you how use cases describe what your system should do and how each thing it does should relate to other parts of the system.

Use cases are an integral part of UML and RUP so enterprise-level programmers need to know them. They are most useful in the planning stages of large projects to provide a sanity check and a framework. The authors demonstrate the use case process with a hypothetical project to develop a new mail order company. Somewhat twee "discussions" between the fictional developers humanise the subject and provide an unusual degree of narrative tension for such an academic work.

About two thirds of the book is concerned with teaching you how use case is employed. It covers documentation, diagramming, levels of detail and the review process. There's also discussion on splitting large projects and construction/delivery of the system. In the appendices you'll find resources--books and Web sites--documentation templates, UML notation and the order processing system itself taken as far as designing graphic interfaces.

All in all, a thoroughly readable, hands on, introduction to an important and useful project design tool. --Steve Patient -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine andere Ausgabe: Taschenbuch .



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With the emergence of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) over the last few years, developers new to the advantages of thorough software-engineering practices now have a better notational system for designing more effective software. To use UML effectively, you will want to create use cases, which help describe the requirements of a system. In their concise and very readable book, the authors of Applying Use Cases show how use cases can benefit all aspects of the software-design process and let you create better software in less time.

This guide provides a case study for a mail-order business (with some e-commerce as well) as its central example. Use cases define how actors (i.e., users) are defined for all the various components of a mail-order business, including inventory, accounting, and order fulfillment. The authors suggest that while use cases are particularly useful at the beginning of a project cycle--for assessing risks and setting project timetables, for instance--they are also useful for testing and deployment of systems (specifically, for creating documentation and help manuals). The sample use cases--and supporting design documents--are what's best in this text. --Richard Dragan


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3.0 von 5 Sternen There's a good, more practical alternative, 5. Juli 2000
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" Applying Use Cases : A Practical Guide" is not bad, but when I browsed through several Use Case books at a local book store, I decided to buy "Use Cases: Requirements in Context", which - to me - seems to be a far more practical book than this one.

Check out "Use Cases: Requirements in Context" before you buy any book on this topic.

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1.0 von 5 Sternen Is it a practical guide?, 28. Februar 2000
If you assume that a use case scenario should contain a detailed written description of a user behavior then, perhaps, the book is for you. In my mind it is impractical and most of the time impossible. I disagree with an idea that primary scenario of an event should contain such a detailed description: "1. The use case starts when the customer selects Place Order. 2. The customer enters his or her name and address..... 7. Customer will select Submit... 9. When payment is confirmed, the order is marked as confirmed. an order Id is returned to the customer. and the use case ends."
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4.0 von 5 Sternen Recommended for introducing the concept of use cases, 14. September 1998
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Excellent short book with examples following the text. I would recommend the book for anyone needing an introduction to the usage of use case in software development. The only complaint is that the book is too short. With its small size, the areas that the authors declared as outside the scope of the book, could have been at least been discussed briefly. Also, there are several modeling tools now available that allow developers to create use cases and business rules and automatically generate object models. These also are not mentioned.
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