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BCS Modelling Techniques
Course Description
Overview
Using selected models from the Unified Modelling Language (UML), a standard for systems specification, this Systems Modelling Techniques course offers you a proven set of modelling techniques to use when specifying IT systems. Some of the areas we’ll cover include use case diagrams, analysis class diagrams and state machines. When combined with our Systems Development Essentials course, this module provides you with the core tools and techniques needed to become an effective systems analyst.
During this three day course you’ll receive all the training you need to prepare for the BCS Systems Modelling Techniques certificate examination, which is held on the final afternoon of the course. Through a given business scenario, this open-book exam puts your knowledge of systems modelling and UML techniques to the test.
A pass means you’re another step closer to achieving the BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis – the de facto certification for practicing business analysts. One last thing; this course is also a core module of the BCS International Diploma in Solutions Development, and is approved as consistent with the IIBA BABoK version 3.0.
Objectives
Some of the areas we’ll cover include use case diagrams, analysis class diagrams and state machines. When combined with our Systems Development Essentials course, this module provides you with the core tools and techniques needed to become an effective systems analyst.
Audience
The course is designed mainly for practising business analysts but is also suitable for others such as project managers and software engineers who wish to gain an insight into this aspect of the business analysis process.
Prerequisites
No entry requirements for this course
Topics
This classroom-based course offers a comprehensive coverage of the tools and techniques that can be used to model, and thus specify an information system.
- Systems modelling
- The importance of modelling and modelling standards
- Models of the Unified Modelling Language (UML)
- Interaction of selected UML models
- Modelling functionality
- Use cases diagrams
- Actors and the system boundary
- Modelling functional scope
- Use case descriptions – structure and contents
- Use case descriptions – defining the main and alternative flows
- The <
> and < > constructs - Activity diagrams – notation
- Using activity diagrams to model use case descriptions
- Using activity diagrams to model processing
- Static data modelling
- Objects and classes
- Class diagrams and object diagrams
- Representing classes – name, attributes and operations
- Defining attributes – adornments
- Abstraction and Encapsulation
- Associations – structural, association and aggregation
- Defining multiplicities
- Generalisation and inheritance
- Understanding polymorphism
- Dynamic modelling
- Cross-referencing models with CRUD
- State machine diagrams modelling object lifecycles
- Realising use cases with interaction models
- Sequence and communication diagrams
- Interaction fragments, including opt, alt and loop
- How interaction models populate class operations during design
- Modelling in context
- Phases and workflows of the Unified Process
- Models in the Unified Process
- The bridge to design, software package selection and development
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