The Use Case Technique - An Overview w/ Karl Wiegers

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Use cases are an effective and widely used technique for eliciting software requirements. The usage-centric approach focuses on the goals that users have with a system, rather than emphasizing system functionality. This webinar presents an overview of the use-case approach to requirements elicitation in a practical and straightforward fashion.
Topics covered include:
• Where use cases fit into the requirements development process
• Types of projects for which use cases are and are not well suited
• Use cases and user stories
• User classes and actors
• Scenarios and use cases
• Components of a use case
• Deriving functional requirements from use cases
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[@bolajiolatunji9822]

I am surprised that this has less than a million view! This is all I was looking for. Thank you

[@swapniluxd]

One of the best resources. It gave so much clarity about the use case. Thank you so much.

[@judithkwentoh2136]

Very useful information especially explaining the similarities between user case and user story.

[@andreasbott4753]

Very good explanations! 👍

[@CecilDSouza]

Needs to be a bit slower so that the audience can take in and absorb the subject matter. I am an experienced DB designer and PM/Business analyst and yet, found this too long winded and fast. If a bit slower and well articulated, it would create a lot more interest as in a structured presentation with the proper tempo.

[@waqarali3573]

Excellent Stuff Karl & Micheal :)

[@egnerarnold4050]

So it’s not smart to apply Use case based approach for a product built by Automotive tier1 supplier like a Radar-Camera based ADAS system. Its a real time system without much user interaction. Right!?

[@Lil_chop_parkview]

very good! thank you

[@BaronVonTacocat]

Nice.

[@MaveloTech77]

Too fast but good explanation