Publication date : 02/09/2024

Course : UML 2 for project management

Practical course - 4d - 28h00 - Ref. MOD
Price : 2380 € E.T.

UML 2 for project management




Every IS project is initiated by an analysis, which must be independent of the IT method used, and which ideally refers to the same concepts as design and implementation. This training course will enable you to master UML 2.0, which offers a highly effective response to this problem.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Available in English on request

Ref. MOD
  4d - 28h00
2380 € E.T.




Every IS project is initiated by an analysis, which must be independent of the IT method used, and which ideally refers to the same concepts as design and implementation. This training course will enable you to master UML 2.0, which offers a highly effective response to this problem.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Understand the benefits of using UML for project management
Formalizing a business process
Diagnosis and reconfiguration
Using UML throughout an IS project

Intended audience
Project managers, analysts, designers and anyone involved in IT projects using UML to model requirements and the expected solution.

Prerequisites
Experience in application analysis and design desirable.

Course schedule

1
Presentation and concepts

  • The current information systems context.
  • The role of the project owner.
  • Modeling methods, the role of UML.
  • Object-oriented concepts: class, Object, generalization, specialization, inheritance...
  • UML 2: presentation of developments.

2
UML and project stages

  • Needs analysis. UML models, role of the project manager.
  • Solution design. UML models, role of the project owner.
  • MOA's specifications for MOE.

3
Describing business processes

  • The communication diagram: role of objects, messages, transmission conditions...
  • Use cases. Scenarios. Relationships and constraints between cases.
  • Activity diagrams to describe activities and the organization of processes.
  • A variant: the interaction diagram.
  • Sequence diagrams to describe exchanges between actors in a process.
Hands-on work
Process description. Case study: describe the context in UML, the activities of a business process,

4
Describing information

  • The class-entity diagram to model data.
  • Attribute, operation, association...
  • The state diagram.
Hands-on work
Create a data dictionary.

5
Diagnosis and reconfiguration

  • Diagnose the existing system.
  • Select reconfiguration axes.
  • Typical reconfigurations.
  • Analysis of data and process organization.

6
IT solution design

  • Defining the application context. The inter-application communication diagram.
  • Describe functions with use cases, sequence and communication diagrams.
  • Representation of existing and target architecture with component and deployment diagrams.
  • Relationship to database schemas.
Hands-on work
Outline definition of a target architecture.

7
UML and the project approach

  • Integrating UML into a project process. Reduce risks and organize the production of deliverables.
  • Presentation of the unified process (UP). Activities and phases.
  • The place of UML in a unified process.
  • Model-driven development.
  • Introduction to other project processes (XP, etc.).


Dates and locations
Select your location or opt for the remote class then choose your date.
Remote class

Last places available
Guaranteed date, in person or remotely
Guaranteed session

REMOTE CLASS
2026 : 30 June, 15 Dec.

PARIS LA DÉFENSE
2026 : 30 June, 15 Dec.