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Use Case Modeling
Use Case Modeling is a structured method for identifying and modeling functional requirements from the user's perspective. It captures actors, goals and stepwise interactions in concrete scenarios and links business expectations to technical tests. The approach supports shared understanding, prioritization and derivation of implementation tasks.
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Context
Organizational leveli
Domain
Organizational maturityi
Intermediate
Impact areai
Organizational
Decision
Decision typei
Design
Value stream stagei
Discovery
Assessment
Complexityi
Medium
Maturityi
Established
Cognitive loadi
Medium
Context in the model
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