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Course Requirements with Use Cases

The course Requirements with Use Cases focuses on Use Case modeling. Use Cases are a widely used analysis technique for specifying the functional requirements of a software system and providing a framework for test case development.

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  • Course Requirements with Use Cases : Content

    Requirements Intro

    The course Requirements with Use Cases starts with a discussion of the different types of requirements such as functional and non-functional requirements.

    Use Cases

    Next attention is paid to the creation of Use Cases that describe the typical use of a system by external actors. Use Cases are used in communication with stakeholders and to gain insight into the size, complexity and interaction with the system.

    Use Case Modeling

    Then Use Case Modelling is covered. Not only the description of the Use Cases in a textual document is discussed, but also the visualization of the Use Cases in a Use Case diagram. Attention is also paid to the structuring of the Use Cases through reuse via includes, via extends and via generalizations.

    Scenarios

    The course Requirements with Use Case shows how a Use Case can be accurately described in a number of steps on the basis of a Use Case template. The focus is mainly on the success scenario but also important secondary scenarios should be specified.

    Advanced Use Case Modeling

    More advanced techniques in Use Case Modeling are also treated such as using Activity Diagrams with guards, branching Use Cases and using iterations.

    Interfaces and Tests

    The course Requirements with Use Cases ends with a focus on Use Cases in the context of prototypes, the interfaces of the system and the test plan.

  • Course Requirements with Use Cases : Training

    Audience Requirements with Use Cases Course

    The course Requirements with Use Cases is intended for system analysts and developers who want to learn how the functional requirements of systems can be specified with Use Cases.

    Prerequisites Course Requirements with Use Cases

    There are no specific prerequisites for the course Requirements with Use Cases. General knowledge of system development is desirable for a proper understanding.

    Realization Training Requirements with Use Cases

    The theory is presented in the form of presentation slides. Brief case studies are used to practice the techniques. Demo projects clarify the discussed concepts. The course material is in English. The course times are from 9.30 up and to 16.30.

    Certification Course Requirements with Use Cases

    Participants receive an official certificate Requirements with Use Cases after successful completion of the course.

    Course Requirements with Use Cases
  • Course Requirements with Use Cases : Modules

    Module 1 : Requirements

    Module 2 : Use Case Intro

    Module 3 : Use Case Modeling

    Understanding Requirements
    Vision Documents
    Requirement Types
    Functional Requirements
    Non-Functional Requirements
    Requirements Determination
    Requirements Classification
    Requirements Specification
    Conflicting Requirements
    Requirements Risks
    The glossary
    Use Case approach
    Identifying stakeholders
    Use Case terminology
    Use Cases
    Identifying Actors
    Primary Actor
    Secondary Actors
    Define System scope
    System Context Diagram
    System Use Case Diagram
    Brief Use Case Description
    Use Case Modeling
    Identifying Use Cases
    Use Case Diagram
    Use Case Modeling Steps
    Drawing Use Cases
    Describing Use Cases
    High Level Use Cases
    Expanded Use Case
    Use Case Template
    Prioritizing Uses Cases
    Packaging Use Cases

    Module 4 : Scenario's

    Module 5 : Advanced Use Case Modeling

    Module 6 : Interfaces and Tests

    Main success scenario
    Describing the steps
    Best Practices use case descriptions
    Other Scenarios
    Different types of scenarios
    Alternate scenarios and flows
    Alternate flows and exceptions
    Alternate scenario description
    Activity Diagramming
    Guards and Notes
    Branching with If
    Alternative Paths
    Scenarios
    Structuring Use Case Model
    Generalizations
    include and extends
    Usability requirements
    Prototyping
    Interface Requirements
    Interface Specifications
    Screen Functionality
    Interfaces in Iteration Plan
    Testing Use Case
    Test Plan
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