Course Length: 1 day

Course Approach: Lecture, discussions, hands-on labs

Skill level: Intermediate

This workshop is intended for individuals who are currently writing use cases and who are exploring how to leverage tools together with some tips-n-tricks on how to write good use cases. The workshop consists of presentations, instructed tool tutorials, and an exercise that provides background concepts as well introductory hands-on tool experience of:

Upon completion of the course, participants should be able to:

Short introduction to use cases

Use case styles - RUP, tagged, table, Cockburn

Use case writing techniques - including:

Tool tutorials

Exercise

The exercise introduces a scenario that is implemented using the tips-n-tricks introduced earlier in the day. The tool tutorials are structured to demonstrate some of the major features of the products and provide an introductory hands-on experience. This should be followed with more in-depth product training.

This is an intermediate course for business analysts, architects, developers, and project managers, who have had experience in writing use cases but want to be more effective.

This methodology course lays the foundation for the following products:

This course has the following related courses:

Students should have completed:

To benefit from this course, students should have: