Introduction to Analysis with UML and Use Cases Training Course (UML Overview)
| Course code: |
UMLINTRO |
| Details: |
29 February, 2 days, £995 + VAT
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| Onsite | Enquire about bringing this course to your offices |
| Who should attend: |
Project managers, requirements specifiers, system analysts, system designers, developers, programmers, who plan to use UML system requirements definition and analysis . |
| Prerequisite skills: |
N/A |
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Course Outline
This course provides an introduction to object oriented analysis and design for computer systems. It includes an overview of the techniques available in the Unified Modelling Language and an appropriate software process. There is special emphasis on specifying requirements with use cases and defining an initial set of objects for use in the system models.
Course Content
This course has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our expert instructors. See below for detailed syllabus. If you have a technical question, please email sales@jbinternational.co.uk
What you will learn
You will learn:
1. The fundamentals of modelling.
2. The diagrams available in UML
3. What they are used to model
4. The outline of a suitable iterative, incremental and additive modelling process
5.How to specify requirements using use cases.
6. How to create an initial set of classes.
Introduction to Analysis with UML and Use Cases (UML Overview) Training Course Outline
Introduction
Course Structure
Object Orientation
The Unified Modelling Language
Use Cases and System Analysis
An Incremental Process for Modelling
Specifying Requirements with Use Cases
Introduction to Use Cases
Actors
Primary Use Cases and the Basic Course
Writing Effective Use Case Descriptions
'Uses' and 'Extends' Relationships
Use Case Workshop
Scoping
Collecting Requirements Information
Proof of Concept Prototypes
Requirements Documents
Estimation and Traceability
Gaining Agreement
Scoping Workshop
Objects and Classes
What Is An Object?
Class And Object Syntax
Designing Good Classes
Choosing the Right Objects
Object Workshop
