A Project Management System for Users by Using Use Cases
Kyoko Yoshida, 守男 永田 · IEEJ Transactions on Electronics Information and Systems · 2003
Controlling the progress for software development project has been managed from only developers’ point of view. Especially in implementation phase, the progress reports of coding and testing have been explained by using modules or classes. However, it is not easy for users to understand those specified notions. In object-oriented methods, it is advocated to keep the consistency of the process by using use cases, which are understandable for users and developers. Nevertheless, in the present stage, use cases have not been used enough to improve the communication between developers and users. We propose a new controlling system of progress by using use cases in implementation phase, which doesn’t increase developers’ burdens. This system was accomplished by linking classes and methods in both of implementation phase and analysis phase.