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Changes for page d. Use Cases

Last modified by Dongxu Lu on 2022/12/22 11:53
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1 +Use Cases are a complete description of what a system will do (functionality)
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4 +|(% style="width:159px" %)Objective|(% style="width:598px" %)The “operational demand” that is (partially) met by the achievement of carrying out the use case, e.g., the mental fitness of the elderly.
5 +|(% style="width:159px" %)TDP|(% style="width:598px" %)Where applicable, a reference to a Team Design Pattern (i.e., when the UC has a generic design problem for which an appropriate solution is available.
6 +|(% style="width:159px" %)Actors|(% style="width:598px" %)Main human and technology actors with their roles (permissions, prohibitions & obligations), e.g., the Robot (quiz master) and the Person with Dementia (bingo player).
7 +|(% style="width:159px" %)Pre-Condition|(% style="width:598px" %)The state of the environment, technology or human just before the functions are
8 +activated, e.g., a PwD group is waiting for the bingo in the activity room...
9 +|(% style="width:159px" %)Post-Condition|(% style="width:598px" %)The state of the environment, technology or human just after the functions were active,
10 +e.g. every PwD that joined the bingo has a price...
11 +|(% style="width:159px" %)Action Sequence|(% style="width:598px" %)A top-to-bottom description of an easy-to-understand and fairly typical action sequence
12 +in which the actor’s goal is accomplished, and related to the function and claim. Several alternative(sub) action sequences can be included in the list.
13 +~1. <actions, incl. human-technology interactions>
14 +2. <actions, incl. human-technology interactions>
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16 +|(% style="width:159px" %)Interaction Flow|(% style="width:598px" %)Where applicable, a diagram that specifies the interaction flow.
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