Rich pictures and use case

How do rich pictures and use cases provide better understanding of the system requirements to you as the analyst, and also to the client and the software developers? (In the region of 2000 words) In answering this question you should: i) draw examples from the analysis you have carried out in the following rich picture and use case ii) show how the tools are useful in talking to non-technical people (clients) about the requirements iii) show how the tools are a useful starting point for talking to the technical staff (software developers) about how to implement the system YouthAction Case Study You have been asked to develop a system and some applications to help manage parts of a charity, YouthAction. The charity is coming under pressure from their funders to demonstrate value for money and are keen to collect suitable data demonstrate how well each service it offers is running. YouthAction is a charity based in the south east of England that supports young people through a number of funded projects. Their main service is to provide adventure and outdoor projects or projects which help vulnerable young person to improve their life in some way. Many of the young people are from deprived backgrounds and many are at risk of committing crime. YouthAction has 45 full time employees working for it, either at its head office or at its service centres. Many of the local projects are run by volunteers overseen by one of YouthActions’s regional managers or service centre directors. There are three regional managers in total. Most service centres have a paid fulltime worker (normally known as the service centre director) dedicated to managing it. YouthAction have something like 25 different service centres throughout the South of England. Each regional manager looks after about 8 or 9 different services each. Service Centres A service is made up of one or more projects based at one location. For example, a YouthAction Service Centre...