Published on 15 Sep 2016
The use case you see is created in the Visual Designer web application. You can also create this use case diagram directly in the Viewer. Just create a free account, and you will return quickly.
A use case diagram is a diagram that shows what users require from a system.
This example shows the requirements some actors have for a coffee machine that needs to be purchased or designed.
Use Case Diagrams are a wonderful tool for Enterprise Architects to collect requirements.
Strangely enough, most Enterprise Architects do not create Use Cases.
The reasons behind that are probably:
In all three cases I would say: START CREATING USE CASE DIAGRAMS. Your stakeholders will love it.
Did you know that you can show reuse of functionality on a Use Case Diagram? Or better: lack of reuse!
Did you know that you can reduce the complexity of a system design by creating a Use Case Diagram?
This type of diagram, part of UML: the Unified Modeling Language from OMG, recognizes the following extensions: Include, Extend and Generalization. With these three extensions, you can make all kinds of design decisions.
On our Dragon1 Help, you find a detailed tutorial on how to create a use case diagram.
https://www.dragon1.com/help/create-use-case-diagram
If you have any question about creating use case diagrams or using Dragon1, please do not hesitate to contact us via info@dragon1.com.
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