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Use Cases: Requirements in Context [Paperback]

Daryl Kulak , Eamonn Guiney
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This timely second edition describes a process based on employing use cases to gather and define software requirements. Use cases, roughly defined, involve the process of figuring out exactly how end-users will "use" a software system when it is completed before coding begins. Both the process and its presentation have been thoroughly revised based on the authors' more recent consulting experience and on feedback gathered from readers of the first edition over the past three years. Of particular note, the authors have added or enhanced coverage of topics not addressed in other books, even though these topics are vital to successful use case application in industry: for example, project management in a use case driven lifecycle, and use case maintenance or change over time.

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Text describes how to gether and define software requirements using a process based on use cases. Show systems analysts and designers how use cases can provide solutions to the most challenging requirements issues; resulting in effective, quality systems that meet the needs of users. Previous ed: c2000. Softcover. DLC: System design.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Book, May 30 2003
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Very interesting stuff and fluid understanding..Could have more topics though
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4.0 out of 5 stars A great path to follow, Jan 16 2003
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Diego Quiroga (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - See all my reviews
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Being in the middle of a messy project this book came to me a little late. I consider is one of the best introductions to
the understanding of what a use case is and WHAT things you should put in it. Everbody has suffered for long endless meetings discussing which is the scope of the use cases and how it should be used, I strongly recomend to read this book before start arguing.
I give it four starts because it lacks in some way of paths that can work as guidelines trough the process, although is not the focus of this book, it would very useful to include a couple of pages reviewing this subject.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Book for Use Case driven Requirements Modeling, Oct 28 2002
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Shridhar Pandit (Edison, NJ, United States) - See all my reviews
I saw this book in a stall, while searching for some other book. I had a glance at it and really liked the simplicity and practical approach. Once I bought it and read it completely, I felt happy to find such a great book on Requirements Study. To read and understand this book you need not have a lot of experience or a Requirements Specialist. I feel anyone from Programmer to Project Manager will find this book very useful. The authors teach you in a very practical manner, how to come out with good Use Cases. I enjoyed reading this book, applied the concept in my projects while doing Requirements Study and now can happily recommend this book to others.

Three cheers to the authors for a great work.

Note: I found Craig Larmen, while talking about Use Cases in his best selling book on UML and Patterns talks highly about this book.

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