CEN4020: Software Engineering I | up↑ |
Scr01 | SCR02 | ... | |
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Scr01 | N/A | ... | ... |
Scr02 | ... | N/A | ... |
... | ... | ... | N/A |
In column one, place the name of the screens participating in this use case.
In row one, again place the name of the screens participating in this use case, one at the head of each of the columns after column one.
In the other cells, place the event that triggers the change from the screen listed in the row (for example SCR01) to the screen listed in the column. The event may be a button click, "next" button, "enter" key pressed, or other events that the GUI recognizes.
Note: The user interface Window Navigation Diagram (WND) is a type of diagram described in your text. The WND is helpful for explaining the user interface interactions to users. However, in the SRS we provide the User Interface Navigation Matrix, because it is more precise. However, you may need to use the WND to derive the UINM, and you may want to provide both in the SRS.
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