Overview
Jeff DeLucca has said, “If you’re not doing
color modeling, it ain’t FDD.” The very first
of the listed best practices is domain modeling. This
workshop concentrates on helping you improve your modeling
skills. Through a series of hands-on exercises, you will
look in-depth at the four archetypes of the domain neutral
component. You will also learn to include other UML diagrams
such as sequence diagrams, activity diagrams and use case
diagrams.
Workshop Format
All Process Exchange workshops use the amplified learning
technique pioneered by Peter Coad. Using a combination
of lecture snippets and hands-on exercises participants
quickly begin to learn the subject matter at hand.
Working in feature teams, participants will experience
the power of collaboration while working together to
model the business solution using; Class Diagrams, Sequence
Diagrams, Activity Diagrams and Use Case Diagrams.
Workshop Objectives After attending this workshop,
participants should be ready to be more comfortable
modeling the business domain. The student will learn
about:
- Modeling Class Diagrams
- The Domain Neutral Component (DNC)
- Some Business Applications of the DNC
- Modeling Sequence Diagrams
- Modeling Activity Diagrams
- Modeling Use Case Diagrams
Number of Participants
10 to 15 students Duration
1 day
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Workshop Topics
- Class Diagram Overview
- Archetypes and Color
Exercise: Identifying
Archetypes
- The Domain Neutral Component
Exercise: Identifying
DNC Patterns
- Modeling Parties
Exercise: Organizations
& Persons
- Modeling Relationships
Exercise: Introducing
Roles
- Modeling Projects
Exercise: Introducing
Moment-Intervals
- Modeling Inventories
Exercise: Introducing
Descriptions
- Sequence Diagrams
Exercise: List Current
Relationships
- Managing Milestones
Exercise: Tracking Results
- Activity Diagrams
Exercise: Model a Process
- Use Case Diagrams
Exercise: Identify Project
Roles
Target Audience
Chief Architects and Feature Leads
(Chief Programmers) benefit most from this workshop.
Project Managers will find this information useful when
facilitating iteration inspections.
Artifact Owners (programmers) need understand the business
patterns they will encounter.
Prerequisites
FDD01 FDD Overview
Some experience with UML
Recommended Workshops
Process Exchange Workshops:
FDD02 FDD Best Practices
FDD04 FDD for Feature Leads (Chief Programmers)
FDD05 FDD for Chief Architects
FDD06 FDD for Project Managers
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