Duration
2 days
Access
Private / corporate · Runs on request
Delivery
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International delivery
Global delivery available

About this course

An introductory course on system use cases for practising business analysts. It covers what use cases and scenarios are and where they help in the project lifecycle; finding and naming actors and use cases; prioritising with MoSCoW; use case diagram concepts (system boundary, actor, use case, association); writing success and failure scenarios at increasing levels of precision; includes and extends; how use cases relate to business rules, data models, non-functional and interface requirements; traceability; and verification (quality checking) and validation (sign-off). Participants practise throughout and receive a course manual.

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Who should attend

  • Practising business analysts with knowledge of general requirements techniques; no prior use case knowledge needed

Learning outcomes

  • Know what a use case is and when to apply the technique.
  • Identify likely use cases for a systems development project and draw a use case diagram.
  • Document a use case, including a scenario, at the level of detail the project stage needs.
  • Prioritise use cases and relate them to other requirements.

What participants receive

  • Course manual

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