Instructor Led Development Lifecycle Training

Requirements Modeling Analysis Workshop Requirements Modeling & Analysis is one of the most important and often most neglected activities of the software development life cycle. A good requirements model fosters communication between the business and IT by enabling them to share a common vision of the system's solution prior to implementation. This will ensure that the systems meets the business needs, can be delivered on time, and have  more...

Requirements Engineering - A Practical Approach Understanding and defining a projecta ™s requirements is the key to a successful project. Without a clearly defined set of requirements you could spend years going round in circles! Requirements are the foundation upon which effort and time estimates, costing, and all project plans are built on. Many projects fail, run overtime and over-budget because of poorly defined communicated or  more...

Complete Groovy Training Groovy is a Java platform language. Intertecha ™s Complete Groovy course covers the Groovy GDK including data types, control structures, closures, and dynamic object orientation. This course also introduces Grails and database connectivity. Learning Objectives Groovy overview The Groovy GDK Groovy Control structure Groovy Closures Dynamic Object Orientation (OO) Using Groovy  more...

Technical Induction Program ...rding to the needs of the organization. Basics: Software Development Lifecycle Software Engineering Overview Operating System Fundamentals Client Server Concepts Internet Concepts Networking Concepts UNIX Fundamentals HTTP/HTML OOAD/UML OOPs C++ Database Fundamentals SQL Server Basics PL/SQL XML VB Script Java Script Software Testing .Net Framework Java Fundamentals The course followed by  more...

Service Oriented Architecture SOA for Managers Service oriented Architecture (SOA) shows demonstrable signs of simplifying software integration. It can reduce the cost of integration significantly. The approach is not new but may be a paradigm shift for many organizations. This is analogous to e-Business, which is essentially client-server computing, but ushered many new possibilities. This no-nonsense course is designed for the IT  more...

AquaLogic BPM Programming BPEL Essentials This course will provide each participant with an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of the BEA ALBPM Service-Oriented Architecture and event-driven environment and building activities that define a business process This course will focus on the concept of SOA environment, SOA components, role of BPM, syntax and architecture of BPEL, role of ALBPM Studio, development of SOA components using  more...

Business Analysis BA Training Class in Toronto ...n software development and a good understanding of system development lifecycle Proficient English language skills and be able to communicate in English effectively Class Format: The duration of the class is 21 hours. Course will be instructed in English and course content will be delivered through a combination of: Lectures Case study based on a real-life system development  more...

RUP: The Rational Unified Process Liemur s IRUP is an intensive one day course. The aim of this course is to describe the key principles of The Rational Unified Process (RUP) and how these may be used within an iterative software development lifecycle.  more...

Certificate in Applied Business Analysis Evenings Saturdays Prepare yourself for career growth with Boston University s new Certificate in Applied Business Analysis. With a focused curriculum taught by skilled business analysis practitioners, the program helps you acquire new skills and apply them immediately to your career. Our format is specifically designed for today s professional, who can t afford to take time away from an already crowded schedule.  more...

Introduction to Programming ... This module introduces the four phases of the software development lifecycle, and explains the use of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) to identify use cases and to simplify software design. Lessons ? Software Development Phases   ? Introduction to the Unified Modeling Language   ? Developing Use-Case Diagrams   ? Examining Other UML Diagrams   Lab 9: Developing a Use-Case Diagram  more...

Iterative Development and the Business Analyst In an effort to shorten time-to-market and to uncover bugs early, IT organizations are increasingly using a style of project management called iterative development. The new strategy is to develop software in small cycles of analysis, design and coding - rather than doing all the up-front work before coding begins. To work effectively in this environment, Business Analysts and Project Managers  more...