FIT9138 Week 3 - Systems Analysis, User Stories, and Use Cases

A short sentence in the everyday language of the end user that states what a user does as part of his or her work, focusing on simplicity, value, and user collaboration.

As a <role played>, I want to <goal or desire> so that <reason or benefit>.

The features that must be present in the final system for the user to be satisfied, focusing strictly on functionality, not interface design.

An activity that the system performs in response to a request by a user.

User stories are concise statements focused on user goals with minimal documentation, whereas use cases traditionally focus on detailed, documented steps of interaction.

The user goal technique and the event decomposition technique.

A technique to identify use cases by determining what specific goals or objectives must be completed by the system for the user.

The imperative verb-noun form, such as Add customer, Update order, or Produce month-end report.