IT / Management / Sparx Systems / Enterprise Architect / Project Management using UML and BPMN
| ID | 2758311 |
|---|---|
| Classroom | 4 days 9:00-16:30 |
| Webinar | 5 days 9:00-12:30 |
| Method | Lecture with examples and exercises. |
| Prequisite | Project Experience |
| Audience | Project managers, systems analysts, programmers, developers, consultants |
Enterprise Architect is a visual platform for designing and constructing software systems, for business process modeling, and for more generalized modeling purposes. Enterprise Architect is a progressive tool that covers all aspects of the development cycle, providing full traceability from the initial design phase through to deployment, maintenance, testing and change control. Enterprise Architect helps individuals, groups and large organizations model and manage complex information. Often this relates to software development and IT systems design and deployment, but it can also relate to business analysis and business process modeling. Enterprise Architect integrates
and connects a wide range of structural and behavioral information, helping to build a coherent and verifiable architectural model, either what-is or what-will-be. Tools to manage versions, track differences, audit changes and enforce security help control project development and enforce compliance with standards. This training shows you how to make the most out of UML and Enterprise Architect when it comes to software and application development.
Create Requirements - View Requirements - Import Requirements Using CSV - Model Requirements - Requirement Properties - Extend Requirement Properties - Connect Requirements - Trace Use Of Requirements - Relationship Matrix - Traceability Window - Manage Requirement Changes - Report on Requirements
Business Process: Pool and Lane, Activity, Event, Data Object and Data Store, Gateway, Message - Choreography - Collaboration - Conversation - BPMN Simulation Using the Model Simulator
Create a Rule Model - Create a Business Domain Model - Create a Rule Flow Model - Compose Business Rules - Validate Business Rules - Code Generation for Business Rules
Data Models (Conceptual, Logical and Physical Models) and Interconnecting Models - Import Database Schema - Generate DDL - Physical Data Model
UML Diagrams - UML Structural Models - UML Behavioral Models - UML Elements - UML Connectors - UML Stereotypes - Design Patterns - UML Profiles
File-Based Repositories - Server-Based Repositories - Team Development - Change Management - Project Management - Project Maintenance - Sharing Reference Data - Reference Data - Team Review Tools - Project Task Allocation - Project Calendar - Reporting - Creating and Monitoring Maintenance Items / Change and Issue Items on Project Elements
File-Based Repositories - Server-Based Repositories - Team Development - Change Management - Project Management - Project Maintenance - Sharing Reference Data - Reference Data - Team Review Tools - Project Task Allocation - Project Calendar - Reporting
Specifying Content - RTF / HTML Documentation - Select, Group and Order Packages Together in Virtual Documents - Using the Template Editor - Document Generator
Marcus Wiederstein (born in Germany in 1971) studied Electrical Engineering in Bochum (Germany). He started working as a lecturer and consultant in 1998.
He works as an IT-consultant and project manager. He developed various Business Intelligence systems for industry clients and the public sector. For several years now, he is responsible for a BI-team in India which is mainly involved in BI and OLAP projects, and reporting systems.
