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Benefits of Use-Case Modeling

Sometimes people have a hard time understanding what we as programmers do. Why certain things can't be done and why other things that seem complex are actually simple. When you are working on a project to develop software or systems, you may use UML. How would you describe UML to someone who doesn't have any experience working on the project team? How would you describe the difference between logical and physical system models?

Your initial post should indicate critical analysis and provide valuable insight into the topic by thoroughly addressing all elements of the discussion prompts, demonstrating your personal knowledge of the topic acquired through your study this week. Students should illustrate strong and precise connections to previous and/or current course content or to real-life situations associated with the readings and research you are encouraged to perform.

Discussions are an important part of your learning. Students are encouraged to post their initial response early in the week and then return a couple of other days and interact with classmates. This will give everyone time to consider and reply to initial posts. Share your thoughts with your classmates and learn from theirs. Interact just as you would in a conversation in a traditional classroom. The more you interact, the more you and your classmates will learn.