Vinay you should create a use case based on Game 1 (or Game 2/Game 3)
requirements and turn the main success scenario into a UML Sequence Diagram.
o Make sure each SD is properly modeled using the conventions of a UML diagram
o Each diagram must contain at least one ALT, LOOP, OPT, or Ref structure, so choose your use
cases carefully!
o Make sure that the system calls in your SD correspond logically to the DCD you created for
Design Deliverable #1. In addition, there must be conceptual integrity between your DCD and SD.
o Keep in mind which class stores each method and how that is represented on the Sequence
Diagram.
o You should disregard UI while designing the SD for this Sprint since the actor's interaction
with the user interface is no different from directly interacting with the system.
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Vinay you should create a use case based on Game 1 (or Game 2/Game 3) requirements and turn the main success scenario into a UML Sequence Diagram.
o Make sure each SD is properly modeled using the conventions of a UML diagram
o Each diagram must contain at least one ALT, LOOP, OPT, or Ref structure, so choose your use cases carefully!
o Make sure that the system calls in your SD correspond logically to the DCD you created for Design Deliverable #1. In addition, there must be conceptual integrity between your DCD and SD.
o Keep in mind which class stores each method and how that is represented on the Sequence Diagram.
o You should disregard UI while designing the SD for this Sprint since the actor's interaction with the user interface is no different from directly interacting with the system.