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Course Code:	MQ 419
Course Abstract:	The theory and practice of using ‘use cases’ to define the functionality of software systems. Gain a thorough understanding of common requirements and use case pitfalls/challenges, practical approaches for discovering and writing use cases and project requirements, and strategies for applying the use case methodology throughout the project life cycle. Exercises in analyzing and writing use cases are hands-on.
Audience:	If you are involved at all in defining and managing systems development projects, you simply must participate in this workshop.
Duration:	2 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Work as a team to establish appropriate level of detail in a use case > Review requirements elicitation and use case discovery methods > Practice discovering actors and events and normal, alternate, and exception scenarios > Produce well written use case diagrams and narratives > Learn to identify includes and extends relationships in use cases > Understand how use cases are linked for large and/or complex systems > See how to derive nonfunctional and system requirements from use cases > Use traceability to improve testing and quality
Course Topics:	Use Cases and the Requirements Problem Frequency and costs of requirements problems and errors The benefits of use cases Introduction to Requirements Development with Use Cases Review characteristics of effective requirements and learn what use cases are Requirements, use cases, and the development life cycle Use cases and the UML (Unified Modeling Language) standard Use Cases and IT Project Initiation The importance of defining the problem Stakeholder identification and scope definition A first look at use cases How Use Cases Are Developed and Organized When to employ use cases How use cases are discovered and organized Use cases and stakeholder requirements How to establish the scope and level of detail for use cases Requirements Elicitation and Key Elements of Use Cases An overview of requirements elicitation Features, customer needs, and business requirements Capturing functional requirements with the UML Key tools for documenting use cases Documenting Requirements with Use Cases Identifying actors, events, and scenarios Describing normal, alternate, and exception scenarios Writing effective use case descriptions Identifying includes and extends relationships Linking use cases for larger or more complex systems Improving Functional Requirements and Use Cases Organizing and classifying requirements and use cases Documenting requirements with the Software Requirements Specification (SRS) Identifying well-written requirements and use cases Recognizing common problems with requirements and use cases Avoiding use case traps and pitfalls Validating requirements through reviews and inspections Use Cases and Non-Functional Requirements Relating functional requirements and use cases to non-functional requirements Deriving non-functional requirements: usability, reliability, scalability, performance, and maintainability Understanding design constraints Documenting requirements and use case traceability Applying Use Cases on Real Projects Managing IT project scope creep Establishing a requirements baseline Testing with use cases Bringing use case methods into your organization
Prerequisites:	None

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