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UML Literacy UML Literacy teaches how to read and understand models, diagrams and other artifacts built using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). This one-day class is for people that need to know how to read and interpret UML models built by others, but do not need to know how to build UML models themselves. In this intensive workshop, participants will learn the standard meaning of each UML model, object and diagram, and how they are represented. UML Literacy shows non-technical people how to critically read the diagrams and supporting details that make up UML models. The workshop teaches practical approaches for analyzing, validating, and reviewing UML models. Participants learn how UML models express information in business terms- an essential key to confirm that the models represent an accurate understanding of business requirements. UML Literacy uses a comprehensive case study to give practical application to the principles discussed. Participants, working in teams that simulate actual work experience, learn how to join forces with teammates to correlate the various models and diagrams that make up the typical UML artifact set. What You Will Learn How to speak “Object”
How to read and understand UML diagrams and models
How to analyze and assess the content of UML artifacts
Who Should Attend
Seminar Outline Introduction to Archeology What is UML? Fundamental Object Modeling Concepts
Introduction to UML Diagrams
Building Models from Diagrams
Case Study: Analysis of sample artifacts Summary Review of Class
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