If a Use Case Becomes Too Complex, It Should Be

question 24

Multiple Choice

If a use case becomes too complex, it should be _____.

• A) rewritten to simplify it
• B) decomposed into a set of use cases
• C) written with a series of repeating steps to simplify it
• D) written from the perspective of an independent observe to simplify it
• E) dropped from the system, as it will be too complex to implement in the final system

Understand the concept of vicarious liability and its application in the workplace.

Recognize the legal mechanisms available for victims of workplace discrimination and harassment, such as the offer of judgment.

Distinguish between different forms of workplace harassment and discrimination, including sexual harassment, hostile work environment, and constructive discharge.

Identify the steps and procedures for addressing sexual harassment claims within an organization.

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Definitions:

Information-Processing Model

A framework that compares human cognition to the way computers process information, emphasizing stages of input, processing, and output.

Conceptualization

The process of defining clear, detailed concepts and terms for use in a study, ensuring mutual understanding and specificity in discussion or research.

Information-Processing Theory

A framework for studying memory that uses the computer as a model of human cognitive processes.

Information Processing

A cognitive approach that likens the mind to a computer in terms of how information is encoded, stored, and retrieved.