UML, Agile & OOAD for Enterprise Modeling 

4 day course contents

We offer unparalleled training content by combining standard course material with extensive business knowledge and real-life examples. 

What you will learn :

Package 1

• What is the Unified Modeling Language?
• Why use models?
• Identifying business processes.
• Development of a business vision.
• The Agile approach. (RUP, SCRUM, XP, Lean)
• Streamlining processes in function of the business vision.
• Introducing UML 2.2, the notation.·        
• Overview of Object Oriented Analysis & Design: the Methodology.
• Applying Patterns: our best practices.
• Identifying real-life objects.
• Definition of business objects: workers, entities and organizations.
• Creation of use-cases.

Package 2 

• Structuring of a high-level UML business use-case model.    
• Describing detailed use-cases.
• Sequence diagrams to detail the use case.
• Emphasis on the time-ordered flow.
• UML Sequence diagram notation and events.
• Real-life examples, usage of industry standard tools.
• Definition of the Domain Model.        
• Adding associations to the domain model.
• Identifying attributes for the domain model.
• Operation contracts..
• Detailing pre-and post conditions.

Package 3 

• Collaboration diagrams.
• Operations translated in Collaboration diagrams.
• UML Objects and messages.  
• Notation of message structure and iteration.
• Patterns and their usage.
• Applying best practices to refine the Domain model.
• The Object Constraint Language.
• In which cases can OCL be useful?                               
• Classes, objects and their behavior. 
• Modeling state of an object by using state diagrams.
• Identification of state and transitions.
• When to use UML automates?

Package 4 

• Identification of candidate classes.
• Definition of responsibility and role of classes. 
• Multiplicity and bidirectional associations.
• Inheritance, generalizations and specializations.
• Polymorphism, extensions and restrictions.
• Generating code, based on a class diagram.  
• Detailed work, process and information flows.             
• Some more details on Agile.
• Other patterns of the GOF (Gang of Four).
• Advanced concepts.
• What will the future bring? 
• Conclusions