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Requirement Analysis using Usecases

 
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Hello
I am for the first time actively involved in a requirment
analysis of a web based system in which i need to use UML in terms
of usecases etc.I would like to know wether ther is a statdard
template available to write the Requirement Specification Document
using usecases. Also are there some site whic specifically talk
about this.
Amit
 
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I hope this can help http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0201615770/electricporkchop
 
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Have a look at http://www.processimpact.com/goodies.shtml
and http://www.processimpact.com/process_assets/srs_template.doc
you can get templates of them.

Originally posted by Amit Roy:
Hello
I am for the first time actively involved in a requirment
analysis of a web based system in which i need to use UML in terms
of usecases etc.I would like to know wether ther is a statdard
template available to write the Requirement Specification Document
using usecases. Also are there some site whic specifically talk
about this.
Amit


 
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Almost all discussions of Use Cases and UC templates eventually lead to Cockburns work. He makes some templates available in various formats on http://www.usecases.org . I usually use a template based around this, but prefer something a bit lighter.
I would emphasise that the real value of use cases is in the boring stuff - the text, the steps, the paragraphs. A template can be useful (especially to remind you of missing information), but it should not be the focus. I would not spend too long working on a template or even a use case model. Start writing the use cases, and get a clear idea of the system you will be building.
regards,
paul.
 
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Amit,
May be the Template provided by Craig Larman in his book - Applying UML and Patterns may be of some help to you.If you are looking at some information as to how you should develop use cases then the book by Schneider and Winters - Applying Use Cases may be useful.
Regards,
Sandeep
[This message has been edited by Desai Sandeep (edited October 29, 2001).]
 
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Thanks a ton Balaji, Paul and Sandeep for all your information ill go through all these sites and come back if i need some more help. By the way congrats Sandeep
Amit Roy
[This message has been edited by Amit Roy (edited October 29, 2001).]
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