Systems Modelling Techniques with UML

AssistKD's Systems Modelling Techniques with UML course provides delegates with a proven set of modelling techniques to use when specifying IT systems. It uses selected models from the UML (Unified Modelling Language), which has become a standard for systems specification. Key areas of the course include:

• Use case diagrams
• Use case descriptions
• Analysis class diagrams
• Interaction diagrams
• Activity diagrams
• State machine diagrams and the package notation

Combined with Systems Development Essentials with Agile this module provides participants with a complete systems analysis course.
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Assessment and accreditation

This course prepares participants for the BCS Systems Modelling Techniques with UML examination, which is held on the final day of the course. The examination is open-book and tests the participant's application of systems modelling techniques on business scenarios. This certificate contributes to the BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis, as shown below:

This course also forms part of the BCS International Diploma in Solutions Development.

In addition to covering the full BCS syllabus, this course is approved as consistent with the IIBA BABoK version 2.0.

Course structure and timings

The course takes place over 3 days. Refreshments and lunch are provided free of charge to participants.
Day 1 - 09:30 start / 17:00 finish

• Systems modelling
• Use case diagrams
• Use case descriptions
• Activity diagrams

Day 2 - 09:00 start / 17:00 finish

• Class diagrams

Day 3 - 09:00 start / 16:00 finish

• Interaction diagrams
• Checking requirements and providing solutions
• Examination

Course director and trainers

The Systems Modelling Techniques with UML Training Course is delivered by trainers who bring their substantial experience of UML systems development to the programme. Julian Cox is the course director.

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Reference manual

A comprehensive manual, containing detailed information and providing references for further reading, is provided to each delegate who attends this course.