| Class Dates and Times | ||
| 05/12/2025 | Monday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/13/2025 | Tuesday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/14/2025 | Wednesday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/15/2025 | Thursday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
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This class presents an up-to-date, practical guide to use case writing. The class expands on the classic treatment of use cases to provide software developers with a "nuts-and-bolts" tutorial for writing. The course thoroughly covers introductory, intermediate, and advanced concepts in use case development. During the class the instructor will use examples of both good and bad use cases to reinforce the student’s learning.
This IT Business Skills Series course does not follow the intensive hands-on lab methodology that is used in our traditional system administrator or developer classes. Our IT Business Skills classes are have less of a hands-on component and more of a lecture/presentation style delivery.
At the completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Understand the key elements of use cases
• Understand stakeholders, design scope and scenarios
• Develop a use case style guide with action steps and suggested formats
• Use an extensive list of time-saving use case writing tips
• Develop a helpful presentation of use case templates
• Develop a proven methodology for taking advantage of use cases
• Introduction
• The use case as a contract for behavior
• Scope
• Stakeholders
• Three named goal levels
• Preconditions, triggers, and guarantees
• Scenarios and steps
• Extensions
• Linking use cases
• Formats to choose from
• On being done
• Scaling up to many use cases
• CRUD and parameterized use cases
• Business process modeling
• The missing requirements
• Use cases in the overall process
• Mistakes fixed
This course is designed for analysts, software engineers, application experts, and technical project managers.
Our Registered Education Provider (REP) number is: 3452
This course is worth: 28 PDU's
Students should have a general understanding of object-oriented analysis and design concepts. Students that have attended an object-oriented analysis and design course have fulfilled this requirement. Basic computer skills and a familiarity with Windows-based applications are also a must.
Four days
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Attend hands-on, instructor-led Effective Use Case Development training classes at ONLC's nationwide locations. Not near one of our locations? Attend these same live classes from your home/office PC via our Remote Classroom Instruction (RCI) technology.
For additional training options, check out our list of Business Process Courses and select the one that's right for you.
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