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systems & software engineering
Mastering UML and Patterns
This 5-day workshop equips those in attendance with skills in all phases
of Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOA&D), using the standard Unified
Modeling Language (UML) methodologies. Attendees will learn how to consider any
subject matter, identify all its concepts and relationships, and express them
through using the UML concepts and tools. It offers a balanced blend of lectures
(40%) and immersive labs (60%) which together renders the learning process fun,
interactive, very thorough, and above all – relevant.
This workshop follows the structure of The Complete UML Training Course
authored by the creators of UML — Grady Booch, James Rumbaugh, and Ivar
Jacobson, all of Rational Software Corp.
Who Should Attend
Java developers, project leads, executives, and application architects.
Prerequisites
None specified. This workshop will equip interested parties from many other
disciples. It is designed to take them from scratch to adeptness at using the
UML tools to effectively model and collaborate together.
Workshop Objectives:
- Understand and intelligently discuss the UML and how its standards can
keep everyone "on the same page".
- Design any processes they see around them in UML (students will be so
steeped in UML projects, they often dream about them at night!).
- Design and model software and people processes in components able to be
exposed as XML Web Services.
- Get themselves "unstuck" from knotty design problems.
- Read and understand the 6 major UML models.
- Know how to intelligently apply their knowledge and make a difference in
live projects the very next week.
- Know how to model synchronous and asynchronous processes.
- Understand state-of-the-art use of UML in building a Service-Oriented
Architecture.
- Understand the various methods of gathering information.
- Understand state-of-the-art use of UML in automating workflows and
business processes.
- Understand state-of-the-art modeling of embedded security subsystems.
- Gained invaluable lab experience in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
using UML to build a library of reusable components that can be
"snapped together" at will to create new applications.
- Gain a big-picture perspective of where software modeling is headed and
the critical role standardized UML will be playing in its future.
To request a comprehensive
curriculum outline click... HERE.
Last updated on
April 30, 2008
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