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This course has been approved for 14 PDUs | 14 CDUs

Define the major components of use case models using Unified Modeling Language (UML) notation. Identify the different types of actors and determine candidate use cases. Develop a use case diagram and the narrative flow of events using a Use Case Template. Create an Activity Diagram to chart the scenarios of a use case. Diagram various use case relationships. Leverage use cases to quickly create test cases and develop user interface prototypes based on the use case
Virtual Instructor-Led Training 2 days / 16 hours

Who should attend Use Case Modeling Training Course

This course is intended for any project professional who elicits requirements for software applications. Use case models covered in this course include use case diagrams, use case narratives, activity diagrams, and use case relationships. Use cases are modeled using UML notation v2.5

Prerequisites for Use Case Modeling Training Course

Experience with software development projects is helpful.

Use Case Modeling Training Course Outline


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FAQs on Use Case Modeling Training

This course is designed for project professionals who elicit requirements for software applications, including business analysts, requirements engineers, and anyone involved in defining system functionality through use cases.

There are no strict prerequisites, though experience with software development projects is helpful for understanding the practical application of use case modeling concepts.

The course teaches use case modeling using UML notation version 2.5, covering use case diagrams, narratives, activity diagrams, and use case relationships.

The course covers use case overview and modeling process, creating use case diagrams, writing use case narratives with flow of events, and understanding use case relationships including actors, associations, and include/extend relationships.

You will learn to identify actors and system scope, create use case diagrams, document flow of events using use case templates, distinguish between primary/secondary actors, and apply use case modeling in both predictive and adaptive project environments.