Training: UML Foundation

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Duration:

2

days

Exam:

Not certifying

Level:

Fundamental

Funding:

Eligible

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Description

The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is the market standard used to represent a software system in its various aspects. It is a powerful way to model, specify and communicate the needs and requirements that a desired system must meet, as well as the structure and dynamics of the proposed solution. This course covers the main conceptual diagrams of UML. The theory is reinforced by practical exercises based on a case study.

Participant Profiles

Business Analysts
Architects
Developers

Objectives

Understand the basics of UML
Develop diagrams (use cases, activities, classes, states and sequence)
Develop a use case

Prerequisites

No prerequisites

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction

Lesson 1: What is quality?
Lesson 2: What is a model?
Lesson 3: Why model?
Lesson 4: What is the object approach?
Lesson 5: Some fundamental concepts of the object approach (notion of class, encapsulation, inheritance, specialization, generalization, polymorphism, aggregation)
Lesson 6: History of UML
Lesson 7: Overview of UML Diagrams

Module 2: Use Case Diagram

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: The actors (main and secondary)
Lesson 3: Use cases
Lesson 4: Representation of a use case diagram
Lesson 5: Relations between actors
Lesson 6: Relations between actors and cases of utilisation
Lesson 7: Use case relationships (including extensions and inclusions)
Lesson 8: Additions (package, namespace, workbook, stereotypes, notes)

Module 3: Activity Diagram

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Activities
Lesson 3: Actions (receiving, sending, waiting)
Lesson 4: Decisions and conditions
Lesson 5: Nodes (initial, final, flow, fork, merge)

Module 4: Description of a use case

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Actors (Stakeholders and their interests)
Lesson 3: Trigger event
Lesson 4: Pre-conditions (conditions required for the case to be applicable)
Lesson 5: Nominal scenario (expected sequence of the case)
Lesson 6: Alternative flows (exception handling)
Lesson 7: Post-conditions (consequences of the exit of the case)
Lesson 8: Constraints (non-functional information)

Module 5: Class Diagram

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Classes (with their attributes and methods)
Lesson 3: Links between classes (with cardinality, aggregation, composition, generalization and inheritance)

Module 6: State diagram – transitions

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: State (including initial and final)
Lesson 3: Events (signal, call, change, time)
Lesson 4: Transitions
Lesson 5: Decision

Module 7: Sequence Diagram

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Actors
Lesson 3: Lifelines
Lesson 4: Activation box
Lesson 5: Messages (snychronous and asynchronous, response, delete)
Lesson 6: Operators (alternative, option, loop)

Documentation

Digital courseware included

Lab / Exercises

Lab 1: Develop a Use Case Diagram
Lab 2: Develop an Activity Diagram
Lab 3: Develop a Use Case
Lab 4: Develop a Class Diagram
Lab 5: Develop a State Diagram
Lab 6: Develop a Sequence Diagram

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Eligible Funding

ITTA is a partner of a continuing education fund dedicated to temporary workers. This fund can subsidize your training, provided that you are subject to the “Service Provision” collective labor agreement (CCT) and meet certain conditions, including having worked at least 88 hours in the past 12 months.