Use Case Modeling is a technique used in software development to understand and document the requirements of a system from a user’s perspective. It helps in visualizing how users interact with the system and what functionalities the system should provide to fulfill their needs.
When conducting a use-case modeling analysis, we identify and define the various use cases, which represent specific interactions or tasks that users perform with the system. These use cases capture the desired behavior of the system and serve as the foundation for designing and building the software.
The Use Case Modeling serves as a foundation for further development activities, such as system design, implementation, and testing. It helps development teams have a shared understanding of the system’s functionality, leading to the creation of software that meets your needs effectively.
By using Use Case Modeling we can ensure that the software we develop is user-centered and focused on delivering value by addressing the specific tasks and goals of the users.
Use Case modeling helps in minimizing the chances of misunderstandings and improves communication between all stakeholders involved in the development process.