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

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Definitions:

Motivational Factors

Elements or conditions that drive individuals to put forth effort towards achieving goals and performing tasks.

Job Enrichment

A method of motivating employees by adding variety, autonomy, and increased responsibility to their roles to enhance job satisfaction and performance.

Redesigning

The process of revising or completely changing the design of a product, service, or system to improve functionality or appearance.

Vertical Loading

The delegation of greater responsibility and authority to lower levels within an organizational hierarchy, aiming to increase job enrichment and employee engagement.