| 作 者： | Kurt Bittner Lan Spence |
| 出版社： | 清华大学出版社 |
| 丛编项： | Addison-Wesley 对象技术丛书 |
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Preface
Chapter1
A Brief Introduction to Use-Case Modeling
Actors and Use Cases
Use-Case Diagrams
The relationship Between Use Cases and Requirements
To"Use Case"or Not to "Use Case"
General Principles of Use-Case Modeling
Summary
Chapter2
Fundamentals of Use-Case Modeling
The Use-Case Model
The Basic Building Blocks of a Use-Case Model
Supporting Artifacts
Summary
Chapter3
Establishing the Vision
Introducing Stakeholders and Users
Involving Stakeholders and Users in Your Project
Creating a Shared Vision
Bringing It All Together:The vision Document
Do You Really Need to Do All of This?
Summary
Chapter4
Finding Actors and Use Cases
Finding Actors
Documenting Actors
Finding Use Cases
Documenting Use Cases
Summary
Chapter5
Getting Started with a Use-Case Modeling Workshop
Reasons for Having a Workshop
Preparing for the Workshop
Finding a Mentor
Structuring the Workshop
Supporting Activities
Handling Common Problems
Summary
Chapter6
The Life Cycle of a Use Case
The Software Development Life Cycle
The Authoring Life Cycle
Team Working
Summary
Chapter7
The Structure and Contents of a Use Case
Use Cases and System State
The Nature of the Flow of Events
Summary
Chapter8
Writing Use-Case Descriptions:An Overview
Who Writes Use-Case Descriptions?
How Long Does It Take to Write a Use Case?
Getting Started
Managing Detail
Summary
Chapter9
Writing Use-Case Descriptions:Revisited
How Much Detail Is Enough?
Describing Preconditions
Describing Postconditions
Writing the Flow of Events
Using the Glossary and the Domain Model
Writing"Named"Subflows
Writing Optional,Alternative,and Exception Flows
Writing Special and Supplementary Specifications
Capturing Use-Case Scenarios
Summary
Chapter10
Here There Be Dragons
Using Named Subflows and Alternative Flows to Structure Text
Defining Relationships Between Use Cases
Defining Relationships Between Actors
Summary
Chapter11
Reviewing Use Cases
Why Focus on Presenting and Reviewing Use Cases?
Types of Reviews
Wht to Review,and When to Review It
Understanding the Audience
Running the Review Meeting
What to Look for When Reviewing
the Role of Prototypes and Storyboards in Use-Case Reviews
Summary
Chapter12
Wrapping Up
Use Cases and the Project Team
Use Cases Across the Life Cycle
Traceability,Completeness,and Coverage
What's Next?
Appendix
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
