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Writing Effective Use Cases Alistair Cockburn
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

It has nothing do with object-orientation. Writing Effective Requirement Documents – An Overview Although there are many ways to translate project requirements, Use cases, User Stories and Scenarios are the most frequently used methods to capture them. In Writing Effective Use Cases, Alistair Cockburn illustrates a "hub-and-spoke" model of requirements. Six simple steps to writing effective Use Cases. Use Case is not object-oriented. Introduction Use cases are a popular way to express software requirements. Refer to Alistair Cockburn's excellent book “Writing Effective Use Cases” for more information. Were these folks hoodwinked by use case zealots with an agile bent? Have addressed in your papers and have even bought your book (Applying Use Cases – 2nd Edition, A Practical Guide) and books on the topic by other authors, such as Alistair Cockburn's “Writing Effective Use Cases”. Simple text can be used to capture use cases. We also found a good agile use case template from Enthiosys. They are popular because they are practical. We found a page from GatherSpace.com with an article about writing effective use case, containing what I think is 10 good steps on writing good and effective use cases. Alistair Cockburn, an expert on use cases describes in “Writing Effective Use Cases” (2001) that a “fully dressed” use case is not always appropriate. Below is a use case based on his “Casual Use Case” structure.