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Experiment No-5 AIM Theory: Use Case Actor Description

A use case diagram was created for a clinic management system to model the interactions between users and the system. The diagram identifies the different user types (e.g. admin, doctor, patient) and key use cases (e.g. manage appointments, create prescriptions, make payments). A use case diagram provides an overview of the system usage and helps capture requirements, validate architecture, and generate test cases.

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Experiment No-5 AIM Theory: Use Case Actor Description

A use case diagram was created for a clinic management system to model the interactions between users and the system. The diagram identifies the different user types (e.g. admin, doctor, patient) and key use cases (e.g. manage appointments, create prescriptions, make payments). A use case diagram provides an overview of the system usage and helps capture requirements, validate architecture, and generate test cases.

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Experiment No-5

AIM​: To Draw a use case diagram for Clinic management system.

THEORY​: A use case diagram at its simplest is a representation of a user's interaction with the
system that shows the relationship between the user and the different use cases in which the user
is involved. A use case diagram can identify the different types of users of a system and the
different use cases and will often be accompanied by other types of diagrams as well. The use
cases are represented by either circles or ellipses.
A use case diagram is a simple diagram which gives us an overview about the use of a system-
● It only summarizes some of the relationships between use cases, actors, and systems.
● It does not show the order in which steps are performed to achieve the goals of each use
case.

Importance of a use case diagram :-


● Specify the context of a system
● Capture the requirements of a system
● Validate a systems architecture
● Drive implementation and generate test cases
● Developed by analysts together with domain experts

Use Case Table​ :


USE CASE ACTOR DESCRIPTION

LOGIN/LOGOUT Admin, user, doctor, patient Allows actors to login to the


system

MANAGE admin Enables admin to manage the


USERS/APPLICATIONS user accounts and application

MANAGE FEES User, admin Handles the fee processing


subsystem for users.

MANAGE DOCTORS admin Enables admin to manage


doctor accounts

MANAGE User,admin Allows user to manage the


APPOINTMENTS appointments schedule

CHECK doctor Allows doctors to check their


APPOINTMENTS appointment schedule.
CREATE PRESCRIPTIONS doctor Create prescriptions for
patients.

REQUEST patient Allows user to create a


APPOINTMENTS request for appointment.

CHECK patient Allows user to check for


APPOINTMENTS appointment schedule.

MAKE PAYMENT Patient Enables patient to pay and


generate a receipt

CONCLUSION​: The concept of a use case diagram has been understood and a use case
diagram along with a use case table for Clinic management system has been drawn.

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