for corporate organizations seeking to learn advanced UML analysis and design practices using Enterprise Architect (EA)
Workshop Overview
This workshop is an intensive 'how to' primer that addresses specific areas of the software development in constructing analysis models and design models using UML, and how to use them to transition to downstream models. It continues where the basics “Quickstart” course leaves off. It offers hands-on practice and works with client specific examples where available to produce pragmatic knowledge required for real project concerns.
Why Choose This Workshop?
The workshop enables modelers learn how to apply UML concepts across the development phases.
If you are unsure about ...
- What structural and behavioral diagrams to use in specific situations in real projects
- How various diagrams relate to each other
- How to develop many levels of use case elaborations to drive design models
- How to map diagrams across levels of abstraction ...
then this workshop is for you.
Who Should Attend?
The workshop caters to all enterprise modelers seeking to complete their understanding and knowledge of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) when applied in their work. It will help you progress from an off-the-cuff to an expert-grade best-practices formal modeling approach. It is designed for modelers involved in the analysis and design phases of the development process. This workshop does not include, but it addresses some concerns for implementation and deployment modeling.
What You Will Learn?
- Use-case driven Analysis modeling
- Building the Design model
- The UML diagram types for Design
- How the Design model "preserves" the Analysis model
- Using model transformation in EA to generate the design model "model-driven" style
- Implementation & Deployment modeling considerations
Cephas is in a unique position to offer focused expert training for modeling and using Enterprise Architect (EA). The workshop is designed to minimize your learning curve and reduce the overall cost of development. Click the link below to view the workshop syllabus.
