Advanced Object Oriented Analysis of Hard Problems using UML

Take your software and business analysis skills to completely new levels with advanced UML conceptual modelling.

What you'll learn

Know how to create a conceptual model of any system
Know in which situations conceptual modelling is efficient and when and how to apply it successfully
Be able to interpret and construct common and advanced conceptual models using UML
Know how business process- and conceptual modelling best is performed in conjunction and how they relate to each other
Acquire knowledge faster
Communicate more clearly and eliminate misunderstandings
Develop more accurate business and software systems
Learn a tool for catalysing creative thinking
Know of different techniques to use when performing conceptual modelling
Know how to prepare, plan, facilitate and document a concept modeling workshop
Achieved practical experience in workshop facilitation
Know of to read and apply common patterns when developing conceptual models

Requirements

A tool in where you can create diagrams with boxes connected arrows. Paper and pen works as well.

Description

Learn how I have helped international businesses as well as my own startups for soon 20 years to reshape blurry, vague and often contradicting ideas into crystal clear businesses, products, and software systems! Getting your concepts straight and visualised for scrutiny, early on, in any development effort is often what makes the difference between success and failure.

In this course you will learn everything of value about the special technique of object-oriented conceptual modelling that I have successfully employed in hundreds of workshops with business and software people, always with great success. In conjunction of being one of the most essential activities in the first steps in any software analysis and design endeavour, conceptual modelling could also be used on an everyday basis as a means of communicating more clear, acquiring knowledge faster and catalyst creative thinking.

The conceptual modelling technique using UML (Unified Modelling Lanugage), also called domain modelling or concept mapping, taught in this course gives you a very thorough understanding on the foundations of object-oriented class modelling. I have for 20 years professionally developed object-oriented systems and for more than 5 years I worked in a small team together with some of the founding "fathers" (including Ivar Jacobson) of UML and Object Oriented Design (OOD), where we developed tools for Software Architects and Analysts.

Concept mapping will propel your success rate in delivering value and getting rid of the most crucial waste; the waste of doing the wrong things, in the wrong order for the wrong reason.

Who this course is for:

Business Analysts
Enterprise Architects
Requirements Analysts
Software Architects
Software Developers
Information Architects
Project Managers
Database Modeler
Business Developers
Product Developers
Entrepreneurs
Instructors
Teachers
Legal Consultants
Scientists