Use Cases v0.2 - Revision history

Master: added use case Make Orders

2014-03-06T13:55:18Z

added use case Make Orders

2014-03-06T13:27:31Z

2014-03-06T13:21:16Z

merged the visualized use cases

2014-01-13T18:45:25Z

2014-01-13T18:44:24Z

2014-01-13T11:58:47Z

Moving it to v0.3

2014-01-13T11:57:24Z

Added locations

2014-01-12T12:32:04Z

2014-01-12T12:30:11Z

2014-01-12T12:29:01Z

‎Visualize Tables

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 = Location and Tables Visualization =
 The user will be able to visualize the locations with their related tables and all orders of every table.
 = Manage User Accounts =

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−	= Visualization =	+	= Location and Tables Visualization =
	The user will be able to visualize the locations with their related tables and all orders of every table.		The user will be able to visualize the locations with their related tables and all orders of every table.

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-= Visualize Tables =
+= Visualization =
-After a successful login the user will see an overview of all tables or - if there is more than one location and the user can work on these tables - an overview of the locations. To test this use case there will be some test tables in the database. For example ''table 1'', ''table 2'' and ''table 3'' in 'location 1'.
+The user will be able to visualize the locations with their related tables and all orders of every table.
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-= Visualize Orders =
-The user will be able to visualize all products (and their quantity) that has already been ordered.
 = Manage User Accounts =

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	= Manage User Accounts =		= Manage User Accounts =
	An administrator must be able to manage the user accounts on the server. Therefor it must be possible to do a login on the server user interface.		An administrator must be able to manage the user accounts on the server. Therefor it must be possible to do a login on the server user interface.
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		+	= Manage Locations and Tables =
		+	An administrator must be able to manage all the tables and different locations through a simple UI on the server.

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	= Visualize Orders =		= Visualize Orders =
	The user will be able to visualize all products (and their quantity) that has already been ordered.		The user will be able to visualize all products (and their quantity) that has already been ordered.
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		+	= Manage User Accounts =
		+	An administrator must be able to manage the user accounts on the server. Therefor it must be possible to do a login on the server user interface.

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	= Visualize Orders =		= Visualize Orders =
	The user will be able to visualize all products (and their quantity) that has already been ordered.		The user will be able to visualize all products (and their quantity) that has already been ordered.
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−	~~= Make Orders =~~
−	The user will be able to create a new ''Order'' by choosing one or multiple products. To test this process the database will contain some ''standard categories''. Every ''category'' will contain some ''standard products''. For example
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−	*Pizza: Margherita, Marinara, Bufala...
−	*Pasta: Carbonara, Bolognese...
−	*Vines: Morellino, Pinot Nero, Chardonnay...
−	*Caffe: Espresso, Macchiato, Cappucino...
−	*...

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 = Make Orders =
-The user will be able to create a new Order by choosing one or multiple products. To test this process the database will contain some ''standard categories''. Every ''category'' will contain some ''standard products''. For example
+The user will be able to create a new ''Order'' by choosing one or multiple products. To test this process the database will contain some ''standard categories''. Every ''category'' will contain some ''standard products''. For example
 *Pizza: Margherita, Marinara, Bufala...