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	Requirements Analysis: From Business Views to Architecture By David C. Hay
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UML 
UML action 
UML activity diagram  2nd 
    and data-flow diagram 
UML collaboration diagram 
UML Distilled, by Martin Fowler  2nd 
UML interaction diagram  2nd 
UML sequence diagram 
UML, the  2nd  3rd 
    action  2nd 
    activity diagram 
    activity model 
    collaboration diagram 
    interaction diagram  2nd 
    sequence diagram 
UMLActivityModel 
Unified Modeling Language 
Unified Modeling Language, the  2nd  3rd  4th  5th 
unique identifier
    Barker notation 
    Chen model 
    IDEF1X model 
    IE model 
    ORM technique 
    requirements analysis deliverable  
    The UML 
    XML 
uniqueidentifiers 
UniqueIdentifierText 
uniqueness
    in ORM 
uniqueness of occurrence
    ORM technique 
unit based reference mode
    ORM technique 
United States Air Force 
United States Defense Department 
United States Federal Government 
universe of discourse  
University of California at Berkeley 
use case  2nd 
    definition 
    design scope 
    extension 
    functional scope 
    interest 
    level 
    main success scenario 
    minimal guarantee  2nd 
     name  
    precondition 
    scope 
    stakeholder 
    success guarantee 
    trigger 

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