Java - Gathering Requirements: Give Them What They Want(terms,descriptions)

Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
A Brain Friendly Guide to OOA&D
(O'Reilly Media)
Brett McLaughlin (著), Gary Pollice (著)
David West (著)
邦訳
Head Firstオブジェクト指向分析設計
頭とからだで覚えるオブジェクト指向の基本
長瀬 嘉秀 (編集), 永田 渉 (編集)
株式会社テクノロジックアート (翻訳)

開発環境

• OS X Yosemite - Apple (OS)
• Emacs (CUI)、BBEdit - Bare Bones Software, Inc. (GUI) (Text Editor)
• Java (プログラミング言語)
• javac (コンパイラ)
• java (application launcher)

Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: A Brain Friendly Guide to OOA&D (Brett McLaughlin (著)、 Gary Pollice (著)、 David West (著) 、 O'Reilly Media)のChapter 2. Gathering Requirements: Give Them What They Want、WHAT'S MY PURPOSE(No. 1564)を解いてみる。

その他参考書籍

• Head First Java 第2版 ―頭とからだで覚えるJavaの基本

WHAT'S MY PURPOSE(No. 1564)

terms	descriptions
External Initiator	Kicks off the list of steps described in a use case. Without this, a use case never gets going.
Use Case	Helps you gather good requirements. Tells a story about what a system does
Start Condition	This is always the first step in the use case.
Requirement	Something a system needs to do to be a success.
Clear Value	Without this, a use case isn't worth anything to anyone. Use cases without this always fail.
Stop Condition	Lets you know when a use case is finished. Without this, use cases can go on forever.
Main Path	How a system does when everything is going right. This is usually what customers describe when they're talking about the system.