IOT: Pumpkinduino UML, part 2

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The Pumpkinduino is usually the kind of project I just start working on and then when I am done I have something that performs some actions, and then I tear it down for the parts.  When you think of UML you might remember that class on software engineering that was a great deal of lecture and paper homework, usually taught by an excited adjunct who finally runs out of steam after the midterm.   Then we never use UML in anyway, unless forced to by the job requirement.  This is sad, at least for my career.  So in this case, I have challenged myself to use UML, Team Foundation Services and work items (the last two we would use right?)  Here is my UML, likely incorrect in strict UML, let me know, but I have placed this UML in the Visual Studio Ultimate 2013 version I am using.

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Once I have the UML Use Case drawn, I can link Work Items to the Use Cases, the generalized query is shown:

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Finally you can implement your code and track which tasks you have completed.