› Discovering and Documenting Requirements With Use Cases
The theory and practice of using ‘use cases’ to define the functionality of software systems. Gain a thorough understanding of common requirements and use case pitfalls/challenges, practical approaches for discovering and writing use cases and project requirements, and strategies for applying the use case methodology throughout the project life cycle. Exercises analyzing and writing use cases are hands-on. This 2-day workshop is for anyone involved in defining and managing systems development projects.
Course Objectives
- Work as a team to establish appropriate level of detail in a use case
- Review requirements elicitation and use case discovery methods
- Practice discovering actors and events and normal, alternate, and exception scenarios
- Produce well written use case diagrams and narratives
- Learn to identify includes and extends relationships in use cases
- Understand how use cases are linked for large and/or complex systems
- See how to derive nonfunctional and system requirements from use cases
- Use traceability to improve testing and quality
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Topics
- Use Cases and the Requirements Problem
- Requirements Development with Use Cases
- How Use Cases are Developed and Organized
- Requirements Elicitation and Key Elements of Use Cases
- Documenting Requirements with Use Cases
- Improving Functional Requirements and Use Cases
- Use Cases and Non-functional Requirements
- Applying Use Cases on Real Projects
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Contact our office for course schedules, pricing, and availability. Remember, Inovacent Solutions can prepare shorter lectures, combine workshop sessions, or create custom training solutions to meet you needs in all aspects of project management, SDLC methodologies, and best practices. |
