UML explained in a language you already know -
C#
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UML training for people who deliver |
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Over the last 2 years, we have heard dozens of
complaints about the way UML is taught with a heavy emphasis on analysis
rather than delivery. |
"I have been trying to grasp UML since the day I
saw visual modeler inside visual studio.
I knew a few things but there were gaps... Thanks to you they
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Most UML books and training courses stop far short of
turning models into working code - despite the fact that 99% of the time
that's exactly why we're using UML in the first place!
Typically,
developers come away from training courses feeling frustrated and unsure
as to how to apply UML on their projects. |
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Accelerated learning for C# developers |
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UML for .NET is specifically designed to speed up
the learning process for developers by leveraging your existing
knowledge of object oriented programming and component-based development
in C# and .NET.
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"I've read 2 books on UML and been on one course, but I never
really 'got it' until I read UML for .NET. Illustrating
everything with code examples makes a huge difference.
I can understand OCL - which I'd never even heard
of before! I consider myself to be an advanced modeler now..."
Richard Mackie, Team Leader |
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Every tutorial is packed with code samples that show clearly and
concisely how UML diagrams map onto C# code, making it quicker and
easier to see what the diagrams really mean. |
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Simple processes get you from requirements to code
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Unlike most UML training courses, UML for .NET
teaches you a simple and effective object oriented development process
that covers the entire journey from use cases to compiled and
deployed .NET components.
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More than the average UML training course |
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It also covers important aspects of modeling that are
traditionally left out of training courses, like modeling the user
experience and specifying business rules using the Object Constraint
Language - critical if you plan to adopt
Model-driven Architecture in the
future. |
"I
am currently working on a team which in is the process of
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Effective UML for any kind of project |
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Some UML courses are designed with a bias towards a
particular methodology, like the Unified Process or Feature-driven
Development. UML for .NET is method-agnostic. If you plan on using
sophisticated modeling tools and round-trip code engineering, it will
help you. If you plan on doing a bit of modeling at a whiteboard as part
of an agile, lightweight process, it will help you too. Most
importantly, it will help you to master the notation and use it
effectively, whatever kind of process you plan to use it in. |
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Use Case Diagrams |
Model the users of the system and the goals they can achieve by using it
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Class Diagrams |
Model types of objects and the
relationships between them
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Sequence Diagrams |
Model how objects interact to achieve functional goals
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Object Diagrams |
Model snapshots of the running system and show how actions change object
state
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Activity Diagrams |
Model the flow of use cases and single and multi-threaded code
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State Transition Diagrams |
Model the behaviour of objects and event-driven applications
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Implementation
Diagrams |
Model the physical components of a system and their deployment
architecture
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Packages & Model
Management |
Organise your logical and physical models with packages
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Object Constraint Language |
Model business rules and create unambiguous specifications
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User Experience Modeling |
Design user-centred systems with UML
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Design Principles |
Create well-designed software that’s easier to change and reuse
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Design Patterns |
Apply proven solutions to
common OO design problems
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The Object Oriented Development
Process |
A simple, effective route from requirements to
working code |
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Practical Exercises & Solutions |
Worked examples stretch your modeling skills.
Includes .NET project code. |
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