| This UML training course teaches the use of the Unified Modelling Language
v2.0 for business analysis and use cases for detailed system requirements definition within the context of a
model-driven software development process.
Industry best practice is taught for business process modelling, conceptual data modelling, business role
modelling and system use case modelling at every appropriate level of abstraction. The strict approach |
ensures that the results satisfy the needs of both technical and non-technical stakeholders. The resulting
models are traceable from individual elements of the business process through to each primitive
system function. The techniques are taught to the level required for competence on a real
project. Understanding is tested and improved with exercises based on a real-world project
example and using a suitable case tool. |
| Delegates will learn: |
- The basics and the necessary detail of the Unified Modelling Language for business modelling
- How to model a business process at multiple levels of abstraction using a hierarchy of
UML activity diagrams (flow charts)
- How to structure a business process model using activity diagrams,
business use case diagrams and packages for multi-user access and change management
- How to model business concepts and facts using classes and their relationships on class diagrams
- How to model business worker roles together with line and operational relationships using
classes, packages and their relationships
- How to integrate business modelling techniques into a conventional approach to project documentation
- How to map a business model into a system requirements model using actors, use
cases and classes such that each element is traceable from one model to the other
- How to create a first cut overview of functional requirements with actors and use cases on a use case diagram
- How to write an effective use case description in a way that satisfies both non-technical and technical stakeholders
- How to specify the flow of events as a basic flow and alternate flows
- How to restructure the use case diagram to handle complex relationships between use cases without bloating the use case model
- How to integrate the use case model with non-functional requirements, data requirements, business rules and screen prototyping
- How a use case driven approach to requirements gathering improves estimation, project planning, test development and traceability
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| Suitable for: |
| Business Analysts, Business Consultants, Business Process Engineers,
System Analysts and Project Managers with at least 2 years experience. This course is not suitable
for those seeking certification as a step towards a qualification. See UML Certification for a detailed discussion. |
| On-Site Courses: |
| Training courses are delivered at the clients' site
and attendance is limited to 12 students. Courses normally start at 9.30am on the first
day and 9.00am on subsequent days. Courses normally finish at 5.00pm each day. The client is expected to
provide an appropriate venue, equipment and refreshments. Required equipment includes an SVGA/XGA
projector and screen,
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whiteboard or flipchart and at least one computer
per two students loaded with a UML case tool. For a discussion on case tool use please see
Case Tool Use on Courses. Printed course manuals for each student
with copies of all presentations, exercises and solutions are provided. For a full discussion of on-site
course issues please see On-Site Course Logistics.
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| Scheduled Public Courses: |
| This course is available as scheduled public training at our London Training Centre. Please see the
Scheduled Public Courses page for details.
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Training Course Outline
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