Use Case Modelling
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Course
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Use Case and Event Modelling |
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Duration |
2 – 3 days |
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Format |
30% Lecture, 70% Workshop |
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Code |
UCM |
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This
course teaches participants how to define the functionality of a business
information system by using the Use Case technique. Student
will learn how to identify and partition use cases in a simple natural way by
using event modelling. Many authors and
trainers recommend the use of events in order to identify use cases, but this
is one of the few courses that really teaches this technique. Students
will also learn the “tricks” that will help them to create use cases that are
simple, unambiguous and easy to understand by both laymen and software
people. Exercises throughout the course will help students consolidate the knowledge
acquired.
By the end
of the course, under mentoring guidance, participants should be able to
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Course Outline
The big
picture How
and where do Use Cases fit in the business information system development
process. Use
Case modelling Use
Case Actor Use
Case Diagram ·
Notation ·
<<include>> ·
<<extend>> ·
Use Case with Extension Points ·
Generalisation Writing
use cases ·
Essential vs Design Use Cases ·
Styles ·
Use Case Template ·
Iterations Use
Case Modelling – The Process Event
modelling ·
Events in business systems ·
Event levels ·
Event characteristics ·
Event recognition, directly and indirectly recognised events ·
Event kinds ·
Event threads ·
The event dictionary ·
Organizing events for verification ·
State-transition diagrams to administer multiple business events ·
Use Case vs. Event Modelling;
why Event Modelling increases productivity and quality From
the Event Model to the Use Case Model *The course will use the
client’s preferred tool or alternatively Visual UML.
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