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Hi,
As you have usecases, actors identified, it will be better to draw a Business
Domain Model (BDM), this process involves identifying raw business
classes/objects (Bank, Financial Institution, Account, Customer etc...), then
draw a sequence diagram between these objects to derive at different scenarios
defined in usecases (take complex scenarios for simplicity). This
sequence diagram will help in identifying more well defined
objects/classes. This will link usecases and high level design and
helps to track back whether all requirements are understood. Also BDM
helps in identifying Entities at a later point of design. This is my
perspective of going ahead.
Rgds,
Always
AKNR
AKNR Chandra
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