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AGILE USE CASES
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Use-Case 2.0 - The Hub of Modern Software Development
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- 1 Welcome to today's ACM SIGSOFT Webinar Use-case 2.0: The Hub of Modern Software Development
- 2 Abstract
- 3 AGILE USE CASES
- 4 A brief history of use cases
- 5 The lightness of user stories with the power of modeling
- 6 Powered by OMG Essence Essence: A visual standard language for describing practices and ESSENCE a standard Software Engineering Kemel context for practices
- 7 A use case is still a use case
- 8 First Principles
- 9 Keep it simple by telling stories • Make requirements understandable and testable by telling stories • Use cases provide a way to identify and capture all the different but related stories in a simpl…
- 10 Understand the big picture • A use-case diagram is a simple way of presenting an overview of a system's requirements.
- 11 Focus on value • When trying to understand how a system will be used it is always Important to focus on the value it will provide to its users and other stakeholders • Each use case provides value to…
- 12 Too many stories for a single release
- 13 Too many stories for a single increment
- 14 So we slice up the use cases to drive the development
- 15 Drive development with use case slices • Breakdown use case into slices for development
- 16 Build the system in slices • The system should be built in slices, each of which has clear value to the users.
- 17 Deliver the system in increments • Each increment builds on the previous increment to add more functionality or improve the quality of what has come before.
- 18 Adapt to meet the team's and the client's needs . All of the work products are defined with a number of levels of detail. . Choose the level of detail you need
- 19 Different Situations Require Different Approaches
- 20 Spot the Difference
- 21 Use Cases enable agility
- 22 A truly scalable solution
- 23 Getting started is easy. You only need to model what is important to you
- 24 The practice summarized on a set of cards
- 25 Use Case 2.0 with One-Piece Flow
- 26 Apply Complementary Techniques
- 27 Use Case 2.0 solve many problems
