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leilurhhh

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Explain the three parts of a decision table.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Under which design specification category for interfaces and dialogues do dialogue sequence diagram(s) and narrative description appear?
 
  A) Narrative Overview
  B) Interface/Dialogue Designs
  C) Testing and Usability Assessment
  D) Database Design


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Answer to Question 1

The table has three parts: the condition stubs, the action stubs, and the rules. The condition stubs contain the various conditions that apply to the situation the table is modeling. The action stubs contain all the possible courses of action that result from combining values of the condition stubs. The part of the table that links conditions to actions is the section that contains the rules.

Answer to Question 2

B



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