In addition to the description of your business idea, you also have to provide the description of four distinct use cases which are specific to your business idea. For example, if you develop an online shopping platform for shoes, searching for items based on specific facets (e.g., shoe size) is a specific use case, while registering or logging in to the system is certainly not.
The goal of those use case descriptions is to make clear how your web application actually provides the services as described in the VPC to the customers. Since over the course of the semester you have to implement a web application which supports those use cases, make sure that they have a reasonable and doable complexity.
Approx. 1 page describing four distinct use cases which are specific to your business idea. For this, you can either describe the use cases textually, or you can also use UML use case diagrams
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In addition to the description of your business idea, you also have to provide the description of four distinct use cases which are specific to your business idea. For example, if you develop an online shopping platform for shoes, searching for items based on specific facets (e.g., shoe size) is a specific use case, while registering or logging in to the system is certainly not.
The goal of those use case descriptions is to make clear how your web application actually provides the services as described in the VPC to the customers. Since over the course of the semester you have to implement a web application which supports those use cases, make sure that they have a reasonable and doable complexity.
Approx. 1 page describing four distinct use cases which are specific to your business idea. For this, you can either describe the use cases textually, or you can also use UML use case diagrams