This course explores how to analyse and capture details of Use Cases in EA using Structured Scenarios, which make structuring your Use Cases simple and fast.
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Introduction |
Mandatory on all courses. Just introduces the course and the approach |
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What is a Use Case? |
Putting UCs in context: relationship to User Stories, Scenarios, Task Analysis |
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Getting to the Goal |
Expected and Alternate paths, and Exceptions. How much detail is enough? Partly and fully dressed UCs. Granularity |
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Extras |
Adding Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) and Actors, UC writing guidelines, how can UCs go wrong? |
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Use Case Diagrams |
What to include: UCs, Actors, system boundaries. UC Activity Diagrams. All using UML Notation. |
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Adding Detail |
Actor inheritance, Includes and Extends, Dealing with time, Use Cases and Test Cases |
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Modelling Use Cases in EA |
Using the results of the exercises completed in the morning, we will explore how Use Cases are implemented in EA, model our UCs and discover hints and tips to make our analysis clear. (NB this session assumes delegates already have some familiarity with the Enterprise Architect UI and navigation) |
EA in a Day: Use Cases |
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Duration |
1 day |
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Cost |
£1200 plus £35 per delegate and instructor expenses |
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Delegates |
Maximum of 12 |
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Prerequisites |
Familiarity with Enterprise Architect UI and navigation. |