for corporate organizations seeking intensive Enterprise Architect (EA) training spanning all
roles in the development lifecycle
Course Overview
Enterprise Architect QuickStart is designed for corporate and government organizations that are: replacing their existing UML tool with Enterprise Architect (EA); adding EA to their UML-based development environment. This course is an intensive 'how to' primer covering the breadth of EA features and capabilities. It offers hands-on practice, configuration strategies and best practices.
Why Choose This Course?
If your organization is migrating from another UML tool or adopting UML modeling using EA, then this course is for you. This is a tool-oriented course which provides in-depth training for the professional modeler.
Who Should Attend?
The two-day course caters to all analysts and engineers that use UML for their work. This includes business and systems analysts, project managers, quality engineers, architects, designers and business process modelers. This course will help quickly determine how EA will be useful to their projects and how it can be used to automate and support certain aspects of your development process.
What You Will Learn?
- Tool in-depth usage
- Requirements Modeling
- Use Case Modeling
- Model Traceability
- Document Generation
- EA Configuration Features
With our broad knowledge of EA and hands-on experience, Cephas offers you the flexibility in examining your problems and illustrating how you can solve them with EA; how the tool addresses your needs. The course is designed to minimize your tool adoption learning curve. After the course, you will receive an overall synopsis report that serves as readiness assessment and recommendations for next steps.
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The class was an overall success, thanks!
Thanks, also for your other follow-up items. The business rules paper looks quite helpful. We have a lot to digest from the class, I think everyone learned a great deal, now we have to put it into practice. The class was an overall success, thanks!