Exercise
Create a use-case document
In this exercise, you work in the project you created in Module 3 and create a Use-Case Document using an existing RequisitePro outline.
A Use-Case Document helps you document functional requirements from the perspective of the user. A use case is a sequence of actions a system performs that yields an observable result of value to a particular actor.
- In the Explorer, select the Use Cases package and click File > New > Document. The Document Properties dialog box opens.
- In the Name box, type Arrange My Shipment; in the Description box, type Basic flow for shipment use case; and select Use Case Specification as the document type. Then click OK.
- In the new document, delete the blue text that appears under the heading
2.1 Basic Flow.
- Select the following text:
Upon successful completion of the Checkout use case, complete member order information will be sent to the warehouse system.
The Web shopping application sends member information in the form of a report that can be parsed electronically by the warehouse system. The report includes specific information.
Club member name.
Club member shipping address.
Club member phone number.
Club member ID.
- On the browser, click Edit > Copy. In the document, place the cursor
on a blank line below 2.1 Basic Flow, and then click Edit > Paste
Special. Select the Unformatted text option and click OK.
- If necessary, set the newly pasted text to the Body Text paragraph style
to format the text with no outline numbers, as shown in the "Check
it!" example below.
Check it! 
On the Word menu bar, click RequisitePro > Document > Save, and then minimize the document.
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