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Foundations of the Rational Unified Process (RUP)
Course Description
Overview
This course provides a substantive introduction to the Rational Unified Process (RUPĀ®),a software development process that is rapidly emerging as the standard for enterprise-scale application development projects. Through classroom instruction and discussion, this course will address the key phases of the Rational Unified Process which are: Inception, Elaboration, Construction and Transition. Within these phases the role of iteration in managing changing requirements, resources and risks will be carefully examined. The role of best practices will be illustrated through a comprehensive examination of use-case driven development and architectural modeling, combined with an in-depth study of each key RUP engineering and support discipline from requirements and implementation, through to project and change management. This course is a lecture only course.Objectives
- Identify and understand the key phases of the RUP process
- Outline the role of iteration as a basis for software development
- Plan development iterations to manage both change and risk
- Identify the key disciplines within each iteration and outline how the emphasis upon each discipline changes within subsequent phases
- Identify the roles, workflow and deliverables associated with each core RUP discipline
Audience
- IT managers
- Software architects
- Technical leads
- Process engineers adopting or evaluating RUP as a strategic basis for
- enterprise-level software development
Prerequisites
- Previous experience in a software development project in a managerial or technical capacity is desirable but not required
Topics
- Best Practices in Software Development
- Phases and Iteration
- Disciplines and Workflows
- Roles, Activities and Artifacts
- Practicing RUP: an illustrative example
- Iteration and Planning
- Phases and Milestones
- Shifting focus
- Benefits
- The role of use cases
- Essential versus Real Use Case Models
- Use Case Modeling and Specification
- Use Case driven development, from design to test
- What is architecture?
- Models and Views : The ā4+1ā model
- Component-Driven Development
- Architectural Style, Mechanisms and Patterns
- Static and Dynamic Representation
- Class Diagrams
- Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams
- Activity Diagrams
- State Diagrams
- Component and Deployment Diagrams
- Inception
- Elaboration
- Construction
- Transition
- Business Modeling
- Requirements
- Analysis and Design
- Implementation
- Deployment
- Purpose and Objectives
- Workflow
- Roles and Artifacts
- Measurement
- Risk Management
- Purpose and Objectives
- Workflow
- Roles and Artifacts
- Configuration management
- Change Request Management
- Purpose and Objectives
- Workflow
- Roles and Artifacts
- Environmental setup and support
- Tailoring and configuring RUP
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