6 d

In previous modules, you learned about the importance of process modeling and how UML use case diagrams can be used to represent the different actors and “use cases” for a particular system. Your readings for this module have focused on how to create UML diagrams using CASE tools. In this discussion, you will bring these concepts together by creating a UML use case diagram for the DriverPass project.

To prepare for your initial discussion post, review the and the business requirements document that you created for Project One (attached). As you review these documents, consider the following questions:

• Who are the different “actors” in your system design? Consider the different users of the system as well as any outside systems.
• What are the different “use cases” for your system? Consider the different functionality your system should provide. What do the different users need to be able to do?

After you have reviewed these documents, begin creating your UML use case diagram using the CASE tool Lucidchart. Download your diagram as a PDF. Be sure to check the “Accessible PDF” box before downloading. Use the Module Six resources to help you with this task.

In your initial post, be sure to address each of the following:

• Attach the PDF copy of your completed UML use case diagram for the DriverPass system. Be sure that you used proper UML notation.
• Describe your UML use case diagram in a few sentences. What use cases did you capture? Who are the different actors? Did you capture all required functionality for the DriverPass system?
• What challenges, if any, did you experience in using Lucidchart? How did you overcome these challenges?
• Thinking about the DriverPass system as a whole, what are two technical requirements of your system design?