I have a follow up question from CRUD in a use-case diagram?
If i am required to break down complex use case such as "Manage User" (Let's assume this is complex), would it be alright to extend them into different cases? Or should i use include?
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This is fine.
<<extend>>means that the extending UC is optional.As a side note: avoid
<<extend>>and<<include>>since they are a sign of functional decomposition. And that's not what you are supposed to do with use case synthesis. CRUD however is a borderline case. So, this should be fine.