use case diagram of a subsystem
Hello everyone,
I want to build a use case diagram of a complex system (by complex system I mean a system that has many subsystems). The subsystems are providing services to each other. So, if I want to build the use case diagram of one of the subsystems, I have to show in that diagram the subsystems benefiting from its services and those that provide it with services. In the use case diagram of this subsystem, is it okay if I represent those subsystems as users? if not, how can I represent them?
I want to build a use case diagram of a complex system (by complex system I mean a system that has many subsystems). The subsystems are providing services to each other. So, if I want to build the use case diagram of one of the subsystems, I have to show in that diagram the subsystems benefiting from its services and those that provide it with services. In the use case diagram of this subsystem, is it okay if I represent those subsystems as users? if not, how can I represent them?
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Anoop KumarRepresenting subsystem as a scope is better. I don't know what exaclty you are looking for. but following link might help you .
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