Course Description
In this two day course, you will
learn how to find business tasks and develop rules that capture
the thought process of an expert, satisfying the goals
of this task. The course teaches you how to build these rules
using IF/THEN logic and Structured English Syntax (SES). The
course starts with writing clear declarative statements which
are then transformed into a network of tightly woven rules that
are clear, consistent and cohesive. These rules models the task
within the problem domain. The course further teaches you how
to build a dictionary of precise meanings to capture the semantics
of this domain. Additionally, you will learn how to test the
rules using actual scenarios. Finally, an explanation is given
of how these rules fit into the popular use-cases approach for
capturing business requirements.
Pre-Requisites
A general knowledge of software
engineering practices and object-oriented methodologies will be
helpful.
Target Audience
Business modelers, systems analysts,
software engineers, testers and business/technical managers.
Content
Benefits
Build a model of the problem domain
Build requirements within the business direction
Demonstrate requirements that logically hold together
Prepare business know-how for easier
transition into OO analysis and design
Duration:
2 Days
Minimum Class Size:
10