Course Overview
One of the hardest things to do when creating
sophisticated software systems is to build the right
thing. Too often requirements are gathered and
systems are developed only to find that there is a poor fit
between what the users actually need to do.
This two-day seminar specifically focuses on how to write requirements
that effectively describe what customers and users
really want. This is a high energy, intensely
hands-on course that introduces both the theory and practice
of using Use Cases to define the functional requirements for
software systems. Throughout, participants will work together
to identify, model, and document the Use Cases for a fun and
entertaining example system, learning all the skills required
for constructing highly effective Use Case Models and Specifications.
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Who Should Attend
This course is ideally suited to software professionals involved
in the development of software and user requirements, such as
software analysts, software developers, programmers, system
architects, software testers and software development managers.
Software project managers, team leaders and business analysts
will also benefit.
Benefits and Learning
Objectives
Participants will learn how to be more efficient in their work
by effectively describing what customers and users really want.
Your deliverables will be easy to read and easy to manage. Learning
areas include:
- Introducing Use Cases: More than stick figures and ovals
- Finding system actors and their goals
- Clarifying the problem and identifying stakeholder needs
- Writing Use Case briefs
- Identifying exceptions and alternative courses
- Use Case structures
- Improving Use Case quality
- Common pitfalls to avoid
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Plus, receive valuable takeaways. The workshop
manual supplies full step-by-step instructions for creating
good Use Cases along with valuable concept explanations and
techniques used within the course.
Some comments from past participants:
“Review of use case development…will use on
job immediately.”
“There is GOOD value in going through the exercises
and playing the simulation.”
"The course material is
drawn from many sources, which reduces time & cost of learning
compared to trying to self-teach"
Read the Instructor Bio: Geoff
Hewson.
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