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Key Benefits |
| You
will learn how to: |
•
Specify and construct software systems using
UML
• Specify Requirement of a software
• OO Analysis
• Analyze and Specify static behavior
of objects
• Analyze and Specify dynamic behavior
of objects
• Specify Components and Deployment
of software systems |
| Background |
| The
Unified Modeling Language™ - UML - is
OMG's most-used specification, and the way
the world models not only application structure,
behavior, and architecture, but also business
process and data structure. |
| Class
Overview |
| This
class covers the essential concepts to be
able to use UML for a purpose. The course
identifies issues that need to be dealt with
in designing software/objects. Analyzing and
specific static and dynamic behavior of objects/components |
| The
class addresses such questions as: |
•
What is a UML?
• Do I need to know object-oriented
programming language like C++ or Java? To
be able to use UML?
• What should I be thinking about when
I design my objects?
• How should I design my objects?
• What techniques and tools are there
for object design?
• How do I use UML to model CCM/J2EE/.NET
components? |
| This
class is taught seminar-style, with a fast
flow of concepts and principles, and descriptions
of techniques. |
|
| Why
This Class? |
| This
class will help you quickly cover the essential
concepts related to objects and UML. However,
the technology courses assume that what you
want to learn is how to implement an already
designed object/component using the technology
in question. This class fills a critical gap
in what is available elsewhere. |
| Audience |
| Software
developers, architects and managers of object/component
projects. |
| Class
Outline |
| This
3-day class covers the following topics: |
| Introduction
to UML Concepts |
•
UML as specification, construction and documentation
language.
• Static diagrams like use case, class,
deployment etc.
• Dynamic behavior specification using
collaboration, interaction, time, activity,
protocol diagrams
• Using profiles to model CCM/J2EE/.NET
components
• Using extensions provided in UML
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| Venue |
We
conduct training both on-site and at our premises.
For detailed course content write a mail to
training@invariantlogic.com
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