Hi Shabeer, Thanks for the video. But I think "book appointment" is the base use case and "search tutor" is the included use case. so, there will be include relationship between these two, not the extend.
@@TshimangadzoSurprise-mk3hk please tell me which concept you don’t understand and I will make another video for you. Even though I haven’t posted in a while, if you tell me which part is confusing, I will make a video on that for you
Use case should have the following format - As , I should be able to example: As a system administrator, I should be able to login to the system But overall, yes, a verb and something following. Basically a use-case is an action a user can take in the system. Hope this helps :)
Hey, Shabeer, good video. Question: Both the Student and Secretary are primary actors - so should they not both we on the left hand side of the app? In your diagram the Secretary is made into a secondary actor by being on the right hand side?
Hi @budVassa, the primary user of the app is the student. Therefore they are to the left. And the secretary doesn't directly use the app. So they are to the right side
Thank you for this, especially the point at 13:20 about the 'extends' relationship - it makes sense for me now!
You're wrong about the search tutor and booking it is an include no an extend, every time you book an appointment you have to search a tutor
An amazing Tutor ,,,i wish you all the best in your online Tutoring work!:)
Thanks a lot!
Hi Shabeer, Thanks for the video. But I think "book appointment" is the base use case and "search tutor" is the included use case. so, there will be include relationship between these two, not the extend.
Thank you, you have made it so easy
Please in your example where does the tutor stand
can you please share more videos because i real dont understand this diagrams
@@TshimangadzoSurprise-mk3hk please tell me which concept you don’t understand and I will make another video for you. Even though I haven’t posted in a while, if you tell me which part is confusing, I will make a video on that for you
Well explained and illustrated. :)
Thank you @Nidhi
Thank you but Do you think we should name all use cases with format 'Verb + Sth'?
Use case should have the following format
- As , I should be able to
example: As a system administrator, I should be able to login to the system
But overall, yes, a verb and something following. Basically a use-case is an action a user can take in the system.
Hope this helps :)
Awesome Video
Thanks :) Glad you enjoyed it
Hey, Shabeer, good video. Question: Both the Student and Secretary are primary actors - so should they not both we on the left hand side of the app? In your diagram the Secretary is made into a secondary actor by being on the right hand side?
Hi @budVassa, the primary user of the app is the student. Therefore they are to the left. And the secretary doesn't directly use the app. So they are to the right side
Great 👍 teaching!
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