Session 5 Object Model Development

Review A class icon is a rectangle with three sections within it An object is represented as a rectangle with an underlined name Constraints are represented as strings enclosed in braces and placed near the element the constraint applies to A comment is a graphical symbol containing information Relationships provide a pathway for communication between objects

A class icon is a rectangle with three sections within it

An object is represented as a rectangle with an underlined name

Constraints are represented as strings enclosed in braces and placed near the element the constraint applies to

A comment is a graphical symbol containing information

Relationships provide a pathway for communication between objects

Objectives Explain use case and use case diagram Explain the three key elements of use case diagram Elaborate the relationship amongst use cases Define the role of use case diagram in software development Explain the use case model with examples

Explain use case and use case diagram

Explain the three key elements of use case diagram

Elaborate the relationship amongst use cases

Define the role of use case diagram in software development

Explain the use case model with examples

What is Use Case?-1 Use Case diagrams help to Focus on possible users of the system Find out the roles that users are going to play while interacting with the system Find out what fundamental services (use cases) the users in respective roles, expect from the system Depict the interactions between each user or role and the services it expects from the system

Use Case diagrams help to

Focus on possible users of the system

Find out the roles that users are going to play while interacting with the system

Find out what fundamental services (use cases) the users in respective roles, expect from the system

Depict the interactions between each user or role and the services it expects from the system

What is Use Case?-2 A Use Case is a sequence of actions a system performs that yield an observable result of value to a particular actor

A Use Case is a sequence of actions a system performs that yield an observable result of value to a particular actor

What is Use Case?-2 Uses Cases represent the specified requirements as a series of interactions between the system and one or more actors. The interactions help in describing the proposed functionality of the system to the users. In the case of a complex system, use cases also provide a starting point for the analysis of the system in terms of what needs to be built. The use cases provide a source for services provided by the system and help to determine the classes that the system must implement.

Uses Cases represent the specified requirements as a series of interactions between the system and one or more actors.

The interactions help in describing the proposed functionality of the system to the users.

In the case of a complex system, use cases also provide a starting point for the analysis of the system in terms of what needs to be built.

The use cases provide a source for services provided by the system and help to determine the classes that the system must implement.

Use Case Diagram-1 Actor System Boundary Actor Class <<Actor>> Actor Name

Use Case Diagram-2 USE CASE Name << >> Stereotypes Use Case

Use Case Diagram-3

Use Case Diagram

Relationship amongst Use cases-1 Extends

Relationship amongst Use cases-2 Extends

Relationship amongst Use cases-3 Use

Role of Use Case Diagram during development Requirements workflow Analysis and Design, use cases are realized in a design model Implementation in terms of design classes Constitute the basis for identifying test cases and test procedures Basis for planning Foundation for what is described in user manuals Definition of ordering units

Requirements workflow

Analysis and Design, use cases are realized in a design model

Implementation in terms of design classes

Constitute the basis for identifying test cases and test procedures

Basis for planning

Foundation for what is described in user manuals

Definition of ordering units

Apply use case model-1 Defining the problem Defining the bounds of the problem Understanding the vocabulary associated with the problem domain

Defining the problem

Defining the bounds of the problem

Understanding the vocabulary associated

with the problem domain

Apply use case model-2 Bank of Aptech wants to computerize its operations. This bank will provide Retail Services to its customers. The services are defined in terms of products the bank offers. These are: Savings Account Current Account Fixed Deposit Account of three types viz., short, medium, and long term ATM

Bank of Aptech wants to computerize its operations. This bank will provide Retail Services to its customers. The services are defined in terms of products the bank offers. These are:

Savings Account

Current Account

Fixed Deposit Account of three types viz., short,

medium, and long term

ATM

Apply use case model-3 Deposit money Withdraw money Check balance Process transaction Print receipt

Deposit money

Withdraw money

Check balance

Process transaction

Print receipt

Apply use case model-4 Customer ATM

Customer

ATM

Summary Use cases provide the basic ground to find out the classes in the model Use case diagrams exhibit the relation between the actors and system functions in the model Most of the time, use case diagrams are the first diagram while drawing the model of a system Use case diagrams give the broad overview of the model

Use cases provide the basic ground to find out the classes in the model

Use case diagrams exhibit the relation between the actors and system functions in the model

Most of the time, use case diagrams are the first diagram while drawing the model of a system

Use case diagrams give the broad overview of the model