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Those who will find this of value are: Directors, CIOs, IT Managers, Business Managers, Subject Matter Experts, Facilitators, Project Managers, Business Analysts, Information Architects, Designers, Team Leads, Creative Directors and Creative Leads.
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Object-Oriented Methodology Orientation - 1 Day
Description
The purpose of the Object-Oriented Methodology Orientation is an overview of concepts, terminology and basic models. It is not intended to train people how to build models. This one-day orientation will give the manager and business team member a basic knowledge of Object-Oriented techniques using Unified Modeling Language (UML) and the Rapid Application Development (RAD) process. The objectives of the training are to provide:
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 | An understanding about the Object-Oriented Development process to be able to manage IT projects where Object-Oriented methodology is being used. |
| A basic understanding of the models and terminology used to communicate with the OO designers and programmers |
| An overview of JAD/RAD vs. Traditional Waterfall approach and the benefits of the new approach |
Seminar Content
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Introductions |
| Team Building Exercise- Communcation |
| What is Object-Oriented Development? |
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What is meant by an object? |
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Benefits of Object-Oriented development methods |
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Overview of Object-Oriented Methods |
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Problem Statement |
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Requirements Analysis |
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Analysis & Design |
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Release/Iteration Plan |
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Terminology |
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Types of Business User involvement- JAD sessions, Focus Groups, JAD Reviews and Walk Throughs |
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Project Team Roles and Responsibilities |
| What is RAD? |
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RAD Definition |
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RAD Spiral vs. Traditional Waterfall Approach |
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Success Factors |
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Creative Thinking Exercise |
| Modeling Techniques for Object-Oriented Development |
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Problem Statement - Project Scope Definition using the Use Case Survey and Management Perspective |
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Case Study Exercise for building the Use Case Survey Model |
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Requirements Definition- Process Flow, Use Case Requirements |
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Case Study Exercise for building the Process Flow and Use Case |
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Requirements Definition (continued)- Domain Object Model, Interaction Diagram and CRCs |
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Analysis & Design - Detailed Use Cases, Class Diagram and Prototypes |
| Recap of Object-Oriented Methods |
| Closing |
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