UML Training Course UK :
Object Oriented Analysis & Design with UML

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UML Training Course Overview

Course Code:	UML0010
Price:	£1650
Duration:	4 days
Date:
Who should attend:	This UML training course is designed for analysts, developers and managers who require an in-depth understanding of the Unified Modelling Language (UML) and wish to develop practical skills in object-oriented requirements modelling. Available as a public or closed course at our London training centre, or can be tailored to your team's requirements and delivered onsite as a bespoke, customised training
Prerequisite Skills:	N/A

Unified Modelling Language is the foremost notational language for specifying, visualizing, analysing and designing complex applications and systems

Especially well suited to Object Oriented programming and Embedded Systems development, UML builds on previous notational methods such as Booch, OMT, and OOSE.

Each technique is taught to the level required for competence on a real project. A short, smooth, iterative and incremental software process is described which improves speed of delivery, estimation and traceability. Sections on component based modelling and design patterns are included.

The course provides the essential elements of object-oriented requirements analysis using the new UML.

This course is highly practical and based on experience developed in our own projects. Delegates are encouraged to discuss problems and to identify how the skills taught could benefit their organisation.

Course Content

The course is built up of a number of manageable components. Each deals with a specific stage in the UML model building process and is introduced by a short period of instruction followed by a practical structured exercise designed to assist delegates understand concepts and learn techniques. In this way delegates will build up complete models of example systems as the course progresses. The course presents a practical view of the entire process, teaching delegates to build effective models of typical business applications.

Delegates are provided with comprehensive course notes which are used during the course to support assignment work. These are a valuable reference source to assist delegates develop effective UML models.

Course content has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our expert instructors. See below for detailed syllabus, or if you have a technical question, please email

Course Objectives

At the end of this course delegates will be able to:

1. Translate requirements into object-oriented models of system structure and behaviour that provide a traceable route through to implementation

2. Understand the stages in the development cycle and appreciate why and when to apply UML

3. Apply UML concepts and notation for representing objects, classes and interfaces; be able to specify their content and know how to represent the different relationships of association, aggregation inheritance and realisation

4. Use appropriate UML diagrams and notation to model the work of requirements capture, analysis and design

5. Translate analysis models, based on entity relationship diagrams into design models based around class diagrams

6. Understand the concepts of a use-case driven approach to object-oriented requirements modelling and the application of use-cases as a tool for incremental systems delivery

7. Identify and describe use cases and see through role playing following the techniques of CRC (class, relationship, collaboration) to develop the "real" design

8. Apply the concepts and notation for sequence diagrams during design and understand how they relate to class diagrams and use-cases

9. Understand where dynamic modelling with state charts is appropriate

UML 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

Object Relationships

Associations and Links
Multiplicity
Association Classes
Aggregation
Object Relationship Workshop

Interaction Modelling

Interactions, Messages
Operations and Methods
Sequence Diagrams
Selection and Iteration
Activation
Collaboration Diagrams
Interaction Modelling Workshop

Analysis

Creating the Initial Object Model
The Analysis Cycle
Iterative Modelling
Prototyping as an Analysis Technique
Specifying Architecture
Completing the Model Analysis Workshop

State Modelling

The Meaning of the State Model -
States and Transitions
Events and Conditions
Actions and Activities
Consistency With Other Diagrams
State Modelling Workshop

Architecture, Components and Implementation Diagrams

Packages and Dependencies
Stereotypes
Control Objects
Layered Architectures
Interfaces, Subsystems and Components
Component Diagrams
Deployment Diagrams
Architecture Workshop