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Provided by: Last Minute Training Gathering and Documenting User Requirements with Use Cases |
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Training
Provided by Last Minute Training
The course covers what the Business Analyst needs to accomplish in each
requirements-gathering session (goals, agenda, who to invite, artifacts, etc.) as the
project progresses - starting from business use-case sessions that focus on the
business context through to system use cases that focus on user-IT interactions.
Trainees also learn advanced techniques (extension, generalized and inclusion use
cases) for structuring use cases that result in requirements documentation that is easy
to revise as business rules change.
The course employs use cases, todaya s most widely accepted method of requirements
capture. The clear style and organization of use cases makes them well-suited as a
source of test cases and for communicating with both business stakeholders and
developers. In addition, use cases are a central aspect of iterative development
methodologies such as IBMa s RUP and Microsofta s MSF. Business Process Modeling
Notation (BPMN) is also introduced as an alternative to activity diagrams, for
documenting the way business use cases are implemented.
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Gathering and Documenting User Requirements with Use Cases Seminar Schedule
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Gathering and Documenting User Requirements with Use Cases
Lesson 1: Introduction to Use Cases
Lesson 2: The Kick-off Meeting
Analyze stakeholders and interests; identify high and mid-level objectives
Lesson 3: Analyze Business Use Cases
Introduction to activity diagrams and BPDs
Lesson 4: Structure System Use Cases
Day 2
Lesson 5: Elicit and document System Use Cases/ Context and Basic Flow
Lesson 6: Elicit and document Alternate and Exception Flows
Lesson 7: Document inclusion, extension and generalized use cases
Lesson 8: Link use cases to other project artifacts (documentation and
models)
On-site requirements:
Room set-up:
Set up tables (e. g., round tables) so that trainees are sitting in groups of 3-5. Each
group should have 1 flipchart. Each trainee requires 1 pad or paper pen 1 copy of
the course material. The course material comes in one binder and contains:
Detailed course notes (printed PowerPoint presentation)
Workshop and Job Aids (Word document) with:
Full workshop solutions
Job Aids booklet containing:
Templates
Examples
Glossary of technical terms
Alternative case study (separate Word document)
The workshops may be run with or without a modeling tool (e. g., IBM Rational
ROSE). Generally, for public classes, modeling tools are not used and, therefore,
no PCs are required for trainees.
For the instructor:
Whiteboard
Overhead screen projector or large colour monitor, connected to instructor s
PC
PC loaded with:
Windows XP Professional
PowerPoint
Modeling tool, e. g., Rational ROSE Enterprise Edition (Evaluation or
other)
PowerPoint presentation
Workshops and Job Aids file (1 Word doc)
Case study software (ROSE .mdl files)
Lesson 2: The Kick-off Meeting
Analyze stakeholders and interests; identify high and mid-level objectives
Lesson 3: Analyze Business Use Cases
Introduction to activity diagrams and BPDs
Lesson 4: Structure System Use Cases
Day 2
Lesson 5: Elicit and document System Use Cases/ Context and Basic Flow
Lesson 6: Elicit and document Alternate and Exception Flows
Lesson 7: Document inclusion, extension and generalized use cases
Lesson 8: Link use cases to other project artifacts (documentation and
models)
On-site requirements:
Room set-up:
Set up tables (e. g., round tables) so that trainees are sitting in groups of 3-5. Each
group should have 1 flipchart. Each trainee requires 1 pad or paper pen 1 copy of
the course material. The course material comes in one binder and contains:
Detailed course notes (printed PowerPoint presentation)
Workshop and Job Aids (Word document) with:
Full workshop solutions
Job Aids booklet containing:
Templates
Examples
Glossary of technical terms
Alternative case study (separate Word document)
The workshops may be run with or without a modeling tool (e. g., IBM Rational
ROSE). Generally, for public classes, modeling tools are not used and, therefore,
no PCs are required for trainees.
For the instructor:
Whiteboard
Overhead screen projector or large colour monitor, connected to instructor s
PC
PC loaded with:
Windows XP Professional
PowerPoint
Modeling tool, e. g., Rational ROSE Enterprise Edition (Evaluation or
other)
PowerPoint presentation
Workshops and Job Aids file (1 Word doc)
Case study software (ROSE .mdl files)
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