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UML Representation: Model, stereotyped as <<use-case model>>
A use case model may have the following properties:
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Introduction: A textual description that serves as a brief introduction to the model.
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Survey Description: A textual description that contains information not reflected by the rest of
the use-case model, including typical sequences in which the use cases are employed by users and functionality not
handled by the use-case model.
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Use-Case Packages: The packages in the model, representing a hierarchy.
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Use Cases: The use cases in the model, owned by the packages.
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Actors: The actors in the model, owned by the packages.
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Relationships: The relationships in the model, owned by the packages.
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Diagrams: The diagrams in the model, owned by the packages.
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Use-Case View: The use-case view of the model, which is an architectural view showing the
significant use-cases and/or scenarios.
Tailor the use case model to support project needs. This may include including only a subset of the sub-work
products (properties), tailoring the level of formality in which the sub-work products are created and managed, and
tailoring of the individual sub-work products.
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