Italian for scenery, meaning an outline libretto, giving indications of the plot, the characters and the number and type of scenes.
The scenario is a super-charged view, one that establishes relationships among dataelements. It \"automates\" the data in that, as the user performs analyses, the datainteract to update the scenario. The scenario view saves with it relevant data andthe results of analyses, something that an ArcView view is not able to do. Just asmore than one view can occupy a project, more than one scenario can be open at onetime. This allows users to compare alternatives across scenarios.
A single instance of a use case. A scenario represents a concrete sequence of interactions between one or more actors and the system.
Outlined or semi-scripted sequence of dialogue and/or events that adds structure to a first-person presentation.
A set of one-or-more typical interaction dialogs between the users of a system (people or other systems) and a proposed system that is about to be developed. Scenarios are developed during the analysis phase of system development to assist in understanding business events, objects and interactions. Scenarios document specific transaction sequences, transformations, interfaces and information exchange. They represent cases that should be included in the Software Quality Assurance Test Plan, and may be used for end user training after the system is completed. Use case scenarios facilitate communication between the people who request a system, analysts, developers and testers. They are used to validate understanding, and to identify normal and special use situations. Scenarios clarify an evolving agreement between requesters and development teams.
a hypothetical sequence of events in the future.
An outline for an improvised play. Some people use this term to refer to a single scene within the outline.
When performing Lobby Tax Fiscal Summaries, the scenario identifies the method for calculating figures. Actual: Automated method whereby the computer calculates the fiscal summary using actual information as entered into the databases. Hypothetical: Allows the user to add estimated or fictitious data into the various fields in order to test hypothetical situations.
Container for what each worker thread shall execute during a load execution. Scenario can contain task sequences and tasks.
An outline for a plot for a dramatic or literary work.
An outline of an hypothesized chain of events. A use case is a special kind of scenario that breaks down system requirements into user functions; each use case is a sequence of events performed by a user.
an outline or synopsis of a play (or, by extension, of a literary work)
a postulated sequence of possible events; "planners developed several scenarios in case of an attack"
a description of a sequence of interactions between a user and a system
a description of a situation or incident that requires the learner to apply skills or knowledge to define the problem to determine what to do to solve the problem
a description of the current situation, of a possible or desirable future state as well as of the series of events that could lead from the current state to this future state" (Schoute et
a file that defines the events that occur during each testing session, based on performance requirements
a formal description of the flow of events that occur during the execution of a Use Case instance
a hypothetical representation of how a specific (imaginary) person will interact with the site, it contains a user profile (called persona) and a schedule of their typical day
an event you are testing, for example "create a new customer"
an example of a hypothetical or actual piece of behaviour, e
an instance of a system behavior, a sequence of events and interactions that describe a specific case of a systems' function
a predefined list of situations with a start and an end condition
a representation of the state of the market, either real or hypothetical
a scripted series of events that support the objective of the lesson
a sequence of actions that illustrates behavior
a sequence of activities that respond to a major business event
a sequence of events that is expected to happen as a system gets used
a sequence of events that might occur in the use of the product, which is used to make explicit some of the needs of the stakeholders
a sequence of pages that makes up a Web-based task
a sequence of steps describing an interaction between a user and a system
a sequence of steps that describe the interactions between an actor and the system
a state of affairs that may come about, or a series of events that may happen
a story, told in words and numbers, concerning the manner in which events might unfold
Plot and continuity; may mean synopsis only.
A pattern for a group of business processes in the R/3 Reference Model. The EPC of a scenario shows the sequential and logical relationships between the processes that belong to the scenario. A scenario can be seen as a chain of business tasks that share a common dependency on either time or an event. Event-driven scenarios are those that are based on a particular event, such as the receipt of a sales order. Time-based scenarios are those that are based not on a particular event, but on the passage of time. Such processes include month-end closing, standard cost revaluation, check run, and possibly data reorganization.
a possible situation or event. 21
a sequence of events that occur during one particular execution of a system
an outline for a series of events.
An ordered collection of interactions that represents a typical sequence in which they may be executed. Each scenario may be displayed in terms of the use cases, or in terms of a subset of the interaction model.
An outline for a proposed or planned situation or events, real or imagined. By creating several scenarios for the same situation, one envision the results of the impact of different trends or outcomes. This will provide more insight into what might occur in the future, ()
A description of sequence of events in the form of a dialogue between an actor and the system; one possible path through a use case.
An account or synopsis of a projected course of action or events. (DoD Instruction 8260.2, Implementation of Data Collection, Development, and Management for Strategic Analyses, 21 January 2003)
A pre-defined set of Business Continuity E/I/E/C and conditions that describe an interruption, disruption or loss related to some aspect(s) of an organisation's business for purposes of exercising a plan(s) and the people that would manage a Business Continuity E/I/E/C.
A series of shots taken at one basic time and place. A scene is one of the basic structural units of film, with each scene contributing to the next largest unit of film, the sequence.
Outline, plan, or synopsis.
the outline or synopsis of a play or script; sometimes used in gaming (especially in "one-shots") to denote a specific setting and premise allowing/causing the interaction of a given group of characters. In other words, the setting, events and characters which make up a given game adventure or session.
A hypothetical sequence of event s in the future. [D05113] RAMP A described use-case instance, a subset of a use case. [D04878] RUP
A predefined set of events and conditions that describe an interruption, disruption or disaster related to some aspect(s) of an organization's business for purposes of exercising a recovery plan(s).
A specific sequence of actions that illustrates behaviors. A scenario may be used to illustrate an interaction. See: interaction.
A pre-defined set of events and conditions which describe an interruption, disruption or disaster related to some aspect of an organisation's business for purposes of exercising a recovery plan.
A possible set of future events.
A scenario (from the Italian, that which is pinned to the scenery) is a brief description of an event or a series of events. In the Commedia dell'arte it was an outline of entrances, exits, and action describing the plot of a play that was literally pinned to the back of the scenery. It is also known as canovaccio or "that which is pinned to the canvas" of which the scenery was constructed.