A business analyst is tasked with documenting requirements for a complex system involving multiple user interactions to achieve specific goals. The stakeholders prefer detailed descriptions of user-system interactions in a sequential manner. Which requirements gathering tool should the business analyst use?
Context Diagrams
Prototypes
User Stories
Use Cases
Use cases are appropriate when detailed descriptions of user-system interactions are needed. They provide step-by-step sequences of actions that define how users interact with the system to achieve specific goals, aligning with the stakeholders' preference for detailed sequential descriptions. User stories are high-level, brief statements of user needs and lack the detailed interactions required in this scenario. Prototypes are preliminary models used to visualize the system's design but do not document interactions in a sequential narrative. Context diagrams illustrate the system's boundaries and relationships with external entities but do not capture user interactions in detail.
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