JAD Facilitation Requirements Gathering using an RAD Iterative Approach

Certificate Program Provided by Pierson Requirements Group This 4-day seminar provides training for a requirements methodology using JAD facilitation techniques, use cases and the Unified Modeling Language (UML) which can be utilized for object-oriented application development projects. The seminar focus is on how to: - Plan and prepare for your JAD sessions - Understand a best practice repeatable process using use cases and UML techniques and how it aligns with the development lifecycle - Be an effective JAD facilitator and conduct productive meetings - Build object-oriented business and design models for better communication with the business community and developers - Implement a repeatable process for planning, requirements gathering, analysis and design using UML and JAD techniques The seminar provides practical experience in facilitation and presentation skills and demonstrates agendas for Project Planning, Scoping, Business Requirements Gathering sessions and Design Focus Groups using UML techniques. Those who will find this of value are the Business Analysts, Requirements Leads, Technical Leads, Developers, Architects, Quality Assurance and Subject Matter Experts. Each participant receives a JAD Facilitator Kit with sample agendas, scripts, and templates, a JAD Procedures Guide and a Seminar Handbook.

JAD Facilitation Requirements Gathering using an RAD Iterative Approach The JAD Facilitation & Requirements Gathering Seminar focuses on how to build business models using UML and facilitate JAD requirements gathering and high-level design sessions for RAD development. The workshop provides training in the RAD methodology and facilitation techniques needed for capturing and modeling the artifacts for the Object-Oriented application development life cycle using the Unified Process & Unified Modeling Language emphasizing Booch, Rumbaugh and Jacobson methods. The seminar focus is on how to:
Plan and prepare for your Business Requirements and High-Level Design sessions
Be an effective facilitator and conduct productive meetings
Build UML diagrams for better communication with the business community and developers
Implement a repeatable process for planning, requirements gathering, analysis and high- level design

Objectives
The objectives of the seminar are to:
Provide the business systems analyst with a working understanding of JAD techniques and skills needed to plan and facilitate requirements and high-level design sessions
Provide an understanding of the Software Life Cycle, methodology steps and artifacts needed for RAD/Iterative Object-Oriented Development Projects
Provide practical group exercises for building business models and defining system requirements and facilitating the artifacts using the UML notations
Supply sample agendas and scripts describing how to capture the JAD deliverables throughout the Discovery Phase
Simulate an RAD project for the requirements gathering and high-level design phases by giving each seminar participant the opportunity to facilitate specific agendas and receive the instructor s written and verbal evaluations and feedback from other participants

About The Training Provider: Pierson Requirements Group

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