Basics of System Modeling Using UML – Practical Workshop

About the Training

This training provides a practical introduction to modeling information systems using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). Participants will learn the principles of object-oriented analysis and design, and acquire skills in creating and interpreting basic UML diagrams used in requirements analysis, system design, and communication between analysts, designers, and developers.

The sessions are workshop-based – participants create use case models, class diagrams, state diagrams, sequence diagrams, and component diagrams themselves, learning the practical application of UML in the daily work of a system analyst and designer.

The training is intended for business analysts, system designers, programmers, IT project managers, and individuals involved in creating and documenting functional requirements.

Delivery Method:

The training is conducted in a workshop format, with a strong emphasis on practical exercises and work on real project examples. Each theoretical module is supplemented with practical exercises in groups or individually.

Training Outcomes:

Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to create and interpret UML models, use them in requirements analysis, and document IT projects. They will gain the ability to communicate effectively between analytical and programming teams using the UML language.

Target Audience:

Business analysts, system designers, programmers, IT project managers, and individuals participating in the processes of defining and documenting requirements.

Level:

Basic – Intermediate

Day 1.

• UML Language – Introduction.
• Use cases and use case diagrams.
• Writing effective use case scenarios.
• Dependencies between use cases.

Day 2.

• Basic principles of object-oriented analysis and design.
• Class diagrams – using them for modeling the business domain.
• Inheritance in class diagrams.
• Modeling roles in class diagrams.

Day 3.

• State diagrams.
• Interaction diagrams, with a special focus on sequence diagrams.
• Component diagrams. Connecting components using interfaces.
• Overview of other UML language diagrams.