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About use case models<br />

Description Use case models show the types of interactions that can occur<br />

between a subsystem and the users of the subsystem. Within a use<br />

case model, interactions are represented nonsequentially, placing<br />

the focus on their structure rather than their dynamic behavior.<br />

This focus enables the model to present an easy-to-understand view<br />

of the requirements of an existing or proposed subsystem.<br />

Building use case models To build a use case model, you create a use case diagram. You use<br />

the tools in the UML Use Case Diagram Tools tool folder to lay out<br />

the structure of the subsystem graphically in the diagram. Then<br />

you use forms to supplement the information in your diagram.<br />

Support Direct support for use case models is provided in all three<br />

<strong>FrameWork</strong> products.<br />

Sample use case diagram<br />

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The window below shows a sample use case diagram. The diagram<br />

shows the usage scenarios of the subsystem based on the Sell<br />

Products activity. The Sell Products activity has two use cases,<br />

Establish Initial Contact and Project Account Revenue, and a<br />

composite use case, Qualify Leads.<br />

Chapter 20: Use Case Models (UML)<br />

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