Intro to Modeling with UML
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This program offers a highly concentrated look at the major forces, technologies, processes, tools, risks, and benefits associated with adopting object and component technologies. An expert practitioner facilitates the program, bringing real-world experience in strategizing, architecting, designing, and delivering actual object-oriented systems. The curriculum is intentionally broad enough to introduce the major issues, while offering sufficient detail to be directly usable by emerging teams.
TOPICS COVERED:
- Understand how to identify and classify the objects in business problems
- Understand how to model business data, behavior, rules and constraints using object-oriented constructs
- Be introduced to the notation and semantics of class modeling and sequence diagramming
- Understand the basic concepts of object-oriented software architecture
- Define the processes used in analysis and design
- Be introduced to design patterns
AUDIENCE:
This course is designed for systems analysts, architects, designers, developers, and testers who are directly responsible for developing object-oriented systems. This course also benefits managers, technical leads and software quality assurance personnel who oversee development of UML-driven systems and require an understanding of the process and associated artifacts.
DURATION:
1-3 days
PRICE:
Please call (866) 426-6871 for more information.
PREREQUISITES:
None
OBJECTIVES:
- Leveraging model-based development.
- Fundamentals of objects and components.
- Key techniques such as use case modeling and software analysis & design.
- Importance of methodology and process.
- Introduction to distributed architectures.
- Integrating legacy systems.
- Realistic benefits and common pitfalls.