01946nam a22002657a 4500001000400000003001100004008004100015020001500056040001300071080001700084100002300101245005400124260003900178300002100217336002700238337003300265338002800298490004200326505097000368650002701338942001201365999001301377952014501390952014501535575AR-FRRoUTN240605t2001    us |||||r|||| 001 0 spa d  a0201702258  aUTN FRRo0 a004.41220151 aCockburn, Alistair10aWriting effective use cases /cAlistair Cockburn.  aBoston : bAddison-Wesley, c2001.  a270 p. ; c24 cm  2rdacontentatextobtxt  2rdamediaasin mediaciónbn  2rdacarrieravolumenbnc0 aThe agile software development series0 a1. Introduction.. -- PART I. THE USE CASE BODY PARTS: - 2. The Use Case as a Contract for Behavior. - 3. Scope. - 4. Stakeholders and Actors. Stakeholders. - 5. Three Named Goal Levels. - 6. Preconditions, Triggers, and Guarantees. - 7. Scenarios and Steps. - 8. Extensions. - 9. Technology and Data Variations. - 10. Linking Use Cases. - 11. Use Case Formats. -- PART II. FREQUENTLY DISCUSSED TOPICS: - 12. When Are We Done. - 13. Scaling Up to Many Use Cases. - 14. CRUD and Parameterized Use Cases. - 15. Business Process Modeling. - 16. The Missing Requirements. - 17. Use Cases in the Overall Process. - 18. Use Case Briefs and Extreme Programming. - 19. Mistakes Fixed. -- PART III. REMINDERS FOR THE BUSY. - 20. Reminders for each use case. - 21. Reminders for Each Use Case. - 22. Reminders for working on the use cases. -- Appendices: - Appendix A. Use Cases in UML. - Appendix B. Answers to (Some) Exercises. - Appendix C: Glossary. - Appendix D: Readings14aREQUISITOS DE SISTEMAS  2udccBK  c575d575  00102udc3Buen Estado70aFRRObFRROcColección Generald2016-08-26i31700l0o004.41 C558p31700r2024-06-05 16:06:49t1w2024-06-05yBK  00102udc3Buen Estado70aFRRObFRROcColección Generald2016-08-26i31701l0o004.41 C558p31701r2024-08-29 14:46:58t2w2024-08-29yBK