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== Actors == | == Actors == | ||
An actor is a representation of a role performed when interacting with the system. | An actor is a representation of a role performed when interacting with the system. | ||
[[Image:Actors_Model|Description of actors of the group management system]] | [[Image:Actors_Model.png|Description of actors of the group management system]] | ||
== Use Case Overview == | |||
This overview shows the use cases able to be completed by each actor. It describes which types of actors will be able to carry out specific tasks or objectives supported by the system. | |||
[[Image:Use_Cases_Overview.png|Description of actors of the group management system]] | |||
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The functional requirements for the Group Management System will be detailed in the following sections with Use Cases and other UML models.
Actors
An actor is a representation of a role performed when interacting with the system.
Use Case Overview
This overview shows the use cases able to be completed by each actor. It describes which types of actors will be able to carry out specific tasks or objectives supported by the system.
