UML for beginners

At a glance

Price:

GBP 675 (incl. VAT)

Dates:

Weekday: 29/11/2010 - 30/11/2010 (09:00 - 18:00)

Other dates for one-to-one tuition or for groups of 3 students or more are available on request and bookings can be made here (prices available on request):

Duration:

3 hours x 4 evenings OR 6 hours x 2 days

Description:

Introduction to UML: Learn object-oriented programming priciples, UML notations, use cases and learn how to plan and manage the software development process. .

Course contents

The course covers the underlying concepts, the various notations and the role of the UML in the software development process. Small-scale exercises are used to reinforce learning points where appropriate.
No prior knowledge of UML or the underlying concepts of object-orientation are required. Some experience of software development would be helpful.

UML for beginners covers the following topics:

• The challenge of good design
• Objects and Classes
• Inheritance and Polymorphism
• Frameworks and Patterns

• Overview
• Diagramming Notations: o Class, Sequence, State, etc.
• Use of Notations for Analysis and for Design

• Role of Use Cases within a Requirements Specification
• Use Case Concepts
• UML Use Case Notation
• Non-Functional requirements

• Incremental Development
• Software Architecture
• Rational Unified Process (RUP)
• RUP Phases, Workflows and Deliverables
• Agile Approaches
• Testing
• Planning
• CASE Tools

Please email us (with the course name and date) at: cambridgeitcourses@gmail.com if you would like to book by email.