Phases
- requirements
- analysis
- design
- development
- testing
- deployment
- workflow
- access control
How To...
Projects
start a project
Requirements
add a requirement
Use-Cases
add a use-case
Designs
add a design
Coding
check for new tasks
enter initial estimate
revise an estimate
revise task status
finish a task
generate a burn-down chart
generate a gantt chart
Testing
add a test plan
add a defect
Deployment
complete a release
Nuts and Bolts to Creating a Use-Case
- click on link under Workspace
- click on Add button
- fill out the form
- click the Add button
- click the display link
- click the Actors link
- click the Add button
- you can reuse a previously created actor or
- click the Add Actor link to create a new actor
- fill this form out
- the code identifies this actor in search results and drop down lists
- describe the actor
- click the Add button
- click the UseCaseActor link in the Recently Visited box
- select the newly created actor from the drop down
- select the newly created use case from the drop down
- click the add button
- click the UseCase link in the Recently Visited box
- if you are adding use case parts from scratch
- click the Parts link
- click the Add button
- fill out the form
- the code identifies this part in search results and drop down lists
- see Use Case Documents for more details on use case part type
- make sure that the appropriate use case has been selected
- select the requirement to which this use case part applies
- the sequence determines the ordering of parts within part types when generating a use-case report
- the description field is where the analsis goes
- click the Add button
- keep filling out the form and clicking the Add button until the entire use case is entered
- do something similar for use case dependencies if this use case depends on other use cases (advanced topic)
- if you are adding use case parts after reviewing requirements
- clicks the tasks link along the top right hand side of the page
- click the search button
- click on a review requirement task
- click the link in the description to the requirement itself
- click the Add to Use Case link
- make appropriate changes to the already filled out form
- select the newly created use case from the drop down
- click the Save button
- click the TaskAssignment link in the Recently Visited box
- click the Task link
- click the edit link
- make sure that the Done checkbox is checked
- click the Save button
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