UML Modeling with Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect

Acquire the basic skills for working with the Enterprise Architect CASE-tool, released by Sparx Systems. We focus on functions for UML model construction and the most commonly used types of UML diagrams
  • duration 8 hours
  • Language English
  • format Online
duration
8 hours
location
Online
Language
English
Code
REQ-010
price
€ 250 *

Available sessions

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Description

Enterprise Architect, provided by Sparx Systems, is a handy tool for building models in the software design process. This product supports a wide variety of notations for building models, but in this course we only cover the UML (Unified Modeling language) notation.

Working with UML diagrams is explored through hands-on exercises, each of which is devoted to building one diagram type as a part of a whole project. Skills learned during the training will also be useful in mastering other notations supported by the product.
After completing the course, a certificate is issued on the Luxoft Training form

Objectives

  • Acquire basic skills related to the Enterprise Architect tool
  • Learn how to create and structure UML diagrams in the Enterprise Architect repository while modeling systems
  • Gain knowledge of tracing elements of models with each other

Target Audience

  • Business Analysts
  • System analysts
  • Software architects
  • Software developers
  • Product owners

Prerequisites

  • Familiarity with the basics of using UML in software design
  • Experience in software development projects based on an object-oriented approach is desirable
  • Knowledge of the principles of working with requirements and writing use cases is recommended

Roadmap

  • Overview of Enterprise Architect features and user interface
  • Model structure (views and packages)
  • Adding and deleting model elements
  • Creating the Use Case Diagram
  • Structuring the Use Case Model
  • Linking project artifacts with model elements
  • Creating the use case scenario
  • Describing the structure of use cases
  • Creating the Sequence Diagram
  • Creating the Class Diagram
  • Creating the State Machine Diagram
  • Creating the Activity Diagram

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