Define & Refine Use Cases

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What is Define & Refine Use Cases

Use cases are applicable in both waterfall projects, iterative projects, and agile environments. They are used to define, detail, and document requirements, provide a detailed narrative of how users will interact with a system and acts as a communication tool between stakeholders. If you want to understand the relationship between user stories and use cases, learn how to write use cases, to create use case diagrams, draw up activity models, and learn best practices, then this training is for you. This group training teaches you interactively, using a practical case, to define and document use cases. There is ample attention to communication skills during the tuning, writing, and presentation of the exercises.

Our trainers bring a wealth of practical experience to the theoretical concepts, offering real-world insights and best practices. This training will empower you to effectively define and document use cases, making you an indispensable asset in any project environment.

Who should attend Define & Refine Use Cases

• Business Analysts: Professionals who need to document and describe the future behaviour of a system based on the validated requirements.
• Software Developers: Developers who need to understand and implement requirements and agreed upon system interaction.
• Quality Assurance Testers: Testers who need to validate that requirements are met, and the solution is build according to the agreed upon design.
• Product Owners: Individuals responsible for defining product features and requirements.
• System Architects: Architects who design systems based on documented requirements and agreed upon system behaviour.
• Scrum Masters: Facilitators who ensure agile teams follow best practices.
• Technical Writers: Writers who document technical requirements and processes.
• UX Designers: Designers who need to understand user requirements and agreed upon system behaviour to create effective interfaces.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of project management and software development processes. Familiarity with UML diagrams is beneficial but not required.

Objectives

At the end of the training you will be able to:

• Identify and specify use cases.
• Develop supplementary specifications for models, particularly use case diagrams and descriptions.
• Retrieve and describe additional requirements using a use case description.
• Draw up corresponding diagrams and documents.

102841

What is Define & Refine Use Cases

Use cases are applicable in both waterfall projects, iterative projects, and agile environments. They are used to define, detail, and document requirements, provide a detailed narrative of how users will interact with a system and acts as a communication tool between stakeholders. If you want to understand the relationship between user stories and use cases, learn how to write use cases, to create use case diagrams, draw up activity models, and learn best practices, then this training is for you. This group training teaches you interactively, using a practical case, to define and document use cases. There is ample attention to communication skills during the tuning, writing, and presentation of the exercises.

Our trainers bring a wealth of practical experience to the theoretical concepts, offering real-world insights and best practices. This training will empower you to effectively define and document use cases, making you an indispensable asset in any project environment.

Who should attend Define & Refine Use Cases

• Business Analysts: Professionals who need to document and describe the future behaviour of a system based on the validated requirements.
• Software Developers: Developers who need to understand and implement requirements and agreed upon system interaction.
• Quality Assurance Testers: Testers who need to validate that requirements are met, and the solution is build according to the agreed upon design.
• Product Owners: Individuals responsible for defining product features and requirements.
• System Architects: Architects who design systems based on documented requirements and agreed upon system behaviour.
• Scrum Masters: Facilitators who ensure agile teams follow best practices.
• Technical Writers: Writers who document technical requirements and processes.
• UX Designers: Designers who need to understand user requirements and agreed upon system behaviour to create effective interfaces.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of project management and software development processes. Familiarity with UML diagrams is beneficial but not required.

Objectives

At the end of the training you will be able to:

• Identify and specify use cases.
• Develop supplementary specifications for models, particularly use case diagrams and descriptions.
• Retrieve and describe additional requirements using a use case description.
• Draw up corresponding diagrams and documents.