Use Case Modeling Training in Finland

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As a business analyst and as part of identifying and documenting requirements, you must be able to explain how individuals will interact with a new or updated system. Use case modeling is a modern approach for describing system requirements by focusing on "actors" to describe that interaction.

In this course, you will learn how to utilize use case modeling to document functional requirements that can be understood and validated by all project stakeholders, including technical staff and business stakeholders, increasing the likelihood that stakeholder needs on a project are met.

Through hands-on activities and 75% of your class time spent practicing new skills, you will master creating use case models, including creating use case diagrams and descriptions to communicate functional requirements. You will learn the theory and practice of creating use case flows to describe normal and exceptional usage scenarios and using advanced techniques to refine the use case model. You will learn how use cases can enhance your skills as a business analyst and help technical staff clearly understand the requirements of the business. Leveraging the best practices of use case modeling on your next project will ensure that it is designed to requirements and that client expectations are met.

There are no prerequisites for this course.

Systems analysts, business analysts, IT project managers, associate project managers, project managers, project coordinators, project analysts, project leaders, senior project managers, team leaders, product managers, and program managers

Identify the types of projects for which use case modeling adds the most value
Ensure access to all prerequisite information prior to use case modeling
Identify and document actors using user-centric analysis
Document project scope and support scope decisions with use case diagrams
Identify and document use cases at the right level of granularity
Write use case descriptions, including use case scenarios and conditions to fully describe functional requirements
Create business use cases to describe business processes and link them to automated systems that enable them
Utilize use cases to support other activities, such as project management, design, and testing
Manage use case documentation, including diagrams and descriptions using CASE tools

1. Introduction to Use Case Modeling

The Nature and Purpose of Use Case Modeling
Types of Projects
Use Case and the Project Life Cycle

2. Clarifying Business Objectives

Preliminary Research
Clarifying the Mandate

3. Modeling Users and System Roles

Users, Roles, and User-Centric Analysis
Modeling User Constituencies
Developing an Actor Model
Presenting Actors
Creating Actor Descriptions

4. Identifying User Requirements

User Functionalities
Relating Use Cases to Actors

5. System Requirements I: Use Case Briefs

The Nature and Purpose of Use Case Briefs
Developing and Using Use Case Briefs

6. System Requirements II: Detailed Use Case Descriptions

Detailing Use Cases
Extensions and References
Advanced UML Techniques

7. Systems in Business Process Context: Business Use Cases

Business Use Cases
Business and System Use Cases

8. Use Cases beyond the Analysis Phase

Use Cases and Project Management Activities
Use Cases and Design Activities
Use Cases and Testing Activities

9. Use Case Documentation and Management

Requirements Documentation
The Role of CASE Tools

Use Case Modeling Training Course in Finland

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