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Excellent! I love that you are being diligent about how you are consuming the content! That's SUPER motivating for me to keep making content at this level of detail. Thanks for sharing!
Your video provides an excellent and comprehensive overview of use case descriptions, clearly distinguishing between use case diagrams and descriptions. The practical example with a banking system adds significant value, helping to contextualize the theory with real-world applications. Thank you so much for this!
This was an extremely clear and extensive overview of use case descriptions! I love how you described the distinction between flows and situations, as well as the need of keeping processes sequential. The way you brought everything together with examples, particularly the online transaction situation, made it easy to understand. Plus, the idea about not include design details is quite useful-it greatly streamlines the process. Excellent job on this tutorial! Thanks!
You're welcome and thank you for that great feedback! The use case diagram is an excellent way to understand and communicate how the user will interact with they system, so I'm glad you have a better understanding of this technique.
Use Case documentation has been a game changer for managing projects in my organization! It helps to narrow the focus for developers, and it also cuts down on scope creep. I wish I started doing this sooner!
Its really helpful for beginner for BA, Kindly continues your work. All the best. Suggestion: Kindly add the template and tool used, so that Beginner can use it for reference.
Hi, Chetan! I'm so happy to know you found the content beneficial! I will definitely be releasing more content like this! Be sure to check out the other tutorials as well. Also, the use case template from the video is included in our BA Templates Package. You can check out that product here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm a newbie to BA and understood most of it, but I'm definitely watching this again. Also, is Use Case Description also known as the Use Case Document?
Hi, Sonia! I'm so happy to hear that you are able to follow the content. Definitely watch as many times as you need to and take notes! Yes, the use case description/document/specification are all the same. I also have a video on the use case "diagram" that you might find helpful as well. That's usually the starting point for the use case description. You can check that out here: ruclips.net/video/8V3r5STTmbA/видео.html
Thank you for that feedback! I get frequent questions about some of the nuances of this document so I wanted to make it clear. I hope the info is helpful to you!
Wow, this was really clear! Use case descriptions appear to be a complete game changer for documenting behavioral requirements. I like how you split down each component, particularly the sequence of events. How do you determine when a scenario is relevant enough to document separately? Thanks!
Great question! A scenario is relevant enough to document separately in a use case description if it represents a distinct path to achieve the goal of the use case or addresses specific variations in conditions, actions, or outcomes. Scenarios should be documented separately when they provide clarity on handling alternative flows, exceptional conditions, or unique user interactions that could impact the system's functionality. The key is to ensure each documented scenario adds value by illustrating meaningful differences that stakeholders need to understand for implementation or validation. I hope that clarifies.
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If you'd like to grab the use case template from the video and many other BA TEMPLATES, check out our BA Templates and Elicitation Questions Package here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Woke up early and started watching this at 4.40 am, just finished at 5.35 am after taking copious notes. Thanks for this excellent resource.
Excellent! I love that you are being diligent about how you are consuming the content! That's SUPER motivating for me to keep making content at this level of detail. Thanks for sharing!
Your video provides an excellent and comprehensive overview of use case descriptions, clearly distinguishing between use case diagrams and descriptions. The practical example with a banking system adds significant value, helping to contextualize the theory with real-world applications. Thank you so much for this!
You are most welcome! I'm happy to know that you found the information valuable. I hope it serves you well. Thank you for tuning in!
This was an extremely clear and extensive overview of use case descriptions! I love how you described the distinction between flows and situations, as well as the need of keeping processes sequential. The way you brought everything together with examples, particularly the online transaction situation, made it easy to understand. Plus, the idea about not include design details is quite useful-it greatly streamlines the process. Excellent job on this tutorial! Thanks!
You're welcome and thank you for that great feedback! The use case diagram is an excellent way to understand and communicate how the user will interact with they system, so I'm glad you have a better understanding of this technique.
The detailed example made it much clearer how to create thorough use case descriptions. I would definitely recommend this video! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! And I would definitely appreciate any recommendations!
Use Case documentation has been a game changer for managing projects in my organization! It helps to narrow the focus for developers, and it also cuts down on scope creep. I wish I started doing this sooner!
Awesome, Chris! I love use cases, especially when the requirements are complex! Glad you are seeing optimized results with the technique!!!
I used the use case on my most recent project and the developers loved it! Thanks for this helpful resource!!
You are very welcome! Glad to be able to help!
Thanks so much for all you provide to the educational community! I look forward to more content.
You are very welcome! And there is definitely more to come!!
Excellent vidéo, well done! Great verbal delivery and tempo, this can be crucial in a training video. Looking forward to other videos.
Thank you for the kind feedback and for watching! I hope the information is of great value to you.
Thank You for the video. I'm making my college project and it helped me a lot to understand the details.
You're very welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful to you. I hope you Ace the project!
@@thebadoc Thank You
Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial on this. I never really understood how scenarios were different until now!
You're welcome! I'm glad you had a revelation!!!
Its really helpful for beginner for BA, Kindly continues your work. All the best.
Suggestion: Kindly add the template and tool used, so that Beginner can use it for reference.
I agree!
Hi, Chetan! I'm so happy to know you found the content beneficial! I will definitely be releasing more content like this! Be sure to check out the other tutorials as well.
Also, the use case template from the video is included in our BA Templates Package. You can check out that product here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Let me know your thoughts on this video!
Also, you can check out the tutorial on Activity Diagrams here: ruclips.net/video/0cKOD0ZF60w/видео.html
very good explanation ..thanks
You are very welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Really helpful! Thanks!
You are very welcome! Glad I was able to help!
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm a newbie to BA and understood most of it, but I'm definitely watching this again.
Also, is Use Case Description also known as the Use Case Document?
Hi, Sonia! I'm so happy to hear that you are able to follow the content. Definitely watch as many times as you need to and take notes! Yes, the use case description/document/specification are all the same. I also have a video on the use case "diagram" that you might find helpful as well. That's usually the starting point for the use case description. You can check that out here: ruclips.net/video/8V3r5STTmbA/видео.html
@@thebadoc Thanks for your feedback. I’ll check the use case diagram out.
Thanks Mr. White
You're welcome! I hope you find the information helpful!
Is this for software Engineering ? Because i learn software Engineering and we have it
Yes, this form of the use cases technique definitely applies to software engineering.
Thanks 🙏
You are very welcome!
I may say this video broke down use case description very well
Thank you for that feedback! I get frequent questions about some of the nuances of this document so I wanted to make it clear. I hope the info is helpful to you!
Wow, this was really clear! Use case descriptions appear to be a complete game changer for documenting behavioral requirements. I like how you split down each component, particularly the sequence of events. How do you determine when a scenario is relevant enough to document separately? Thanks!
Great question! A scenario is relevant enough to document separately in a use case description if it represents a distinct path to achieve the goal of the use case or addresses specific variations in conditions, actions, or outcomes. Scenarios should be documented separately when they provide clarity on handling alternative flows, exceptional conditions, or unique user interactions that could impact the system's functionality. The key is to ensure each documented scenario adds value by illustrating meaningful differences that stakeholders need to understand for implementation or validation. I hope that clarifies.