Hey, what about the good old fashioned requirements document? No fancy diagrams needed, just clear, well-defined requirements that everyone can understand. But if I had to pick a diagram, the use case would be my choice.
Haha, the activity-on-node diagram? I haven't used one of those since my college days. Let's stick to the more practical options and go with the use case diagram.
Hold up, why are we even considering a network diagram or an activity-on-node diagram? Those are more suitable for project management, not requirement gathering. I vote for the use case diagram!
The entity relationship diagram seems like a better choice to me. It helps us model the data structure and relationships, which is crucial for building a solid foundation for the requirements.
I think the use case diagram is the most appropriate tool for developing measurable and actionable requirements. It allows us to clearly visualize the interactions between the system and its users.
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