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Before We Code - April 21st, Bletchley Park

Join Jason Gorman for a very special and exclusive training workshop aimed at business analysts, UI designers, architects and developers.

This workshop is quite unlike any you will have seen on business and system modeling, user interface design and acceptance testing, featuring four very unique and innovative techniques pioneered by Jason to overcome the shortcomings of traditional approaches.

This one-day course, in aid of Bletchley Park, will introduce you to hands-on, practical and pragmatic techniques for aligning your business goals with the design and implementation of your software systems. No UML or programming knowledge is required.

Requirements Analysis using UML

High-level analysis and design for software applications requires a working understanding of those elements of the UML that are concerned with the logical modeling of systems.

This tutorial introduces logical modeling concepts and the UML notations that are used in the requirements analysis and logical design process.

It is highly recommended that you also read the What Is UML? e-Book if you are new to object oriented analysis and design, or if you're seeking a wider appreciation of UML and it's applications to business and systems modeling.

UML for Analysts

On the complete Requirements Analysis using UML training course:

Use Case diagrams
Class diagrams
Object diagrams & filmstrips
Activity diagrams
Statechart diagrams
Packages & model management
User Experience modeling
Business Modeling
Enterprise Architecture
Iterative & incremental development
Change management
User acceptance testing
Project planning & tracking

Email training@parlezuml.com or call +44 208 715 2645 to find out about Requirements Analysis using UML training and mentoring

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