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Writing Testable Use Cases Use cases are hard to test because they do not have a standard format or style, and lack coherent structure. This is due in part to the need for a standard definition in UML, which defines the graphical part but not the textual part. In this session, Jim Heumann pinpoints the issues related to testability of use cases and introduces a testable style for writing use cases, a process used extensively and successfully by IBM Rational Software. Based on the testable use case writing technique, you will learn how to create test cases from these use cases.
- How to make a use case more understandable and testable
- Examples of testable use cases
- How to create test cases from use cases
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Jim Heumann, IBM Rational Software
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