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Use Cases

Module by: Jorge Becerril. E-mail the author

Summary: In this module you will learn to identify use cases, actors and write correct specification

  • Use Case
  • Actors
  • Use Case Specification

Use Case, is a Functionality

Table 1
Test Test Test
Test Test Test
(3,1) (3,2) (3,3)

This is a test of Conexions

  1. Number One
  2. Number two
  3. Number three

Exercise 1

This is a problem test

Solution

This is a solution of test

Figure 1: Test
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