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Background and goals
Use Cases are an essential and increasingly popular means of capturing functional requirements of software systems.
Knowing about
the UML (Unified Modeling Language) Use Case Diagram does not make one an expert. It is far more then visualizing relationships on the UML Use Case diagram. It is at least as much textual description of
the Use Cases
Target group
People who participate in the analysis, design and implementation of the requirements of software systems.
The course and workshop discusses the key elements of use cases and a methodology that can be put to use right away during the workshop.
Duration
One (1) day
Trainer(s)
Endre Domiczi
Price
490 € / person + VAT
Special offers available for clients, who bought Poseidon licenses via PCF Oy
Agenda
9:00 Part 1 / the Course
- Introduction and goals
- Very (but really very) shortly about UML
- Modeling of functionality
- Use Cases
- Roles, actors
- Use Case (UC) diagrams
- Use Cases as Behavioral Contracts
- Actors with Goals
- Stakeholders
- Graphical Model
- Scope
- Functional
- Design
- Exercise
- Goal Levels
- Summary Level
- User Goals
- Subfunctions
- Preconditions, Triggers and Guarantees
- Extensions
- Basics
- Extension Conditions
- Extension Handling
- Linking Use Cases
- Sub Use Cases
- Extension Use Cases
- Use Case Formats
- Casual, Fully Dressed, 1-column, 2-column
12:00 Part 2 / the Workshop
- Exercises with the chosen Case Study
16:00 End of course
Emphasis can be changed based on wishes of the participants.
The course can also be held in Finnish
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