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IBM Rational Software Modeler Fundamentals

Objectives

 

Learn how to apply key features of IBM® Rational® Software Modeler

 

Practical tool usage guidelines for capturing UML® models for

 

 

Use cases

 

Analysis

 

Design

Description

IBM Rational Software Modeler Fundamentals provides students with a hands-on opportunity for learning how to capture an analysis and design model with the Unified Modeling Language® (UML 2.0) with IBM Rational Software Modeler (RSM). Starting with an overview of RSM, students will learn how to create, delete, and move model elements, draw relationships, review various tool configuration options and model structuring and organization guidelines. Students will create actors and use cases and place them on use case diagrams. Then the structure for capturing the design of a use case is created using use case realizations. The course then goes through how to build communication, sequence, and class diagrams for a use case realization. Modeling of state-driven behavior is covered through the use of state machine diagrams. Then students learn how to model subsystems and interfaces and their internal design using a subsystem interface realization. Most class time is used for students to do hands-on lab exercises following a step-by-step workbook.

Audience

 

Software architect

 

System analyst

 

Designer

 

Developer

 

Test designer

 

UI architect

 

Business architect

Prerequisites

 

Use Case Modeling Fundamentals

 

Object-Oriented Analysis with UML

 

Object-Oriented Design with UML

Classroom requirements

 

IBM Rational Software

 

Modeler v6.0+

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Length: 1 day

Course #01-0607

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