Enterprise Architect Quick Start
Duration: 3 days – Expert led Enterprise Architect hands-on training
This intensive "hands-on" Workshop reveals the importance of developing UML modeling skills and productivity techniques. Work directly with a practice leader using the provided "Sparx Enterprise Architect Quick Star" study guide, and Case Study.
Successful business and software requirements management integrated with software engineering delivery cuts to the very core of managing business expectations and delivering quality business and software application solutions.
Experience hands-on UML modeling and learn how to use Enterprise Architect for your next project. Discover surprising ways to improve quality and save time under the watchful eye of practice leaders. Rapidly practice and learn an agile approach and practice modeling every OMG UML standard diagram. Learn where and why to apply each diagram.
Hands-on training to deliver an agile Project using OMG UML© across the life cycle from Requirements, Analysis, Design, Implement to Testing
This rapid moving course caters to all analysts and engineers that use UML for their work. This includes business and systems analysts, project managers, quality engineers, architects, designers, and business process modelers. This course will help quickly determine how EA will be useful to Projects and how it can be used to automate and support certain aspects of your development process.
Our expert instructor work closely with every student to personally ensure they fully grasp every lesson plan during the hands-on workshops sessions to ensure that the Certification is achieved.
- Learn how to use Sparx Enterprise Architect to deliver your next project
- Practice developing Requirements, Analysis, Design, Implement, and Test using (RADIT)
- Learn how OMG UML models are effective for architecture and development projects
- Learn which OG UML diagram to choose to meet your specific modeling needs
- Practice using the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN)
- Practice modeling and writing use case stories
- Practice Requirements Management for re-use and traceability
- Develop User Interfaces and Data models
- Become practiced and confident in your use of Sparx EA
- Generate Word and HTML documentation using Sparx EA
- Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect – Certificate of Education Credits
- LinkedIn Endorsement by our Industry Expert Workshop Leader
- Business Analysts, Solution Architects, Software Engineers, Technology Architects
- QA Testing Analysts, Students of Agile Software Engineering (OOAD)
- Project Managers
Getting Started
- Loading your Course Case Study – Let’s Practice!
- Enterprise Architect for Teamwork and Reuse
- Introducing Students and Instructor
- Understanding Unified Modeling Language
- START - Search in Model – Let’s Practice!
- DESIGN - Package, Diagram, Element – Let’s Practice!
- LAYOUT - Status - Let’s Practice!
- SPECIALIZE - Manage Technologies – Let’s Practice!
- PUBLISH - Documentation
- CONSTRUCT - Testing – Let’s Practice!
- SIMULATE - BPSim
- CODE - Code Generation
- EXECUTE - Debugger, Recorder
- CONFIGURE – Image Library, Security – Let’s Practice!
- Enterprise Architect – Collaboration, Integration, Deployment
Requirements
- Requirements Management Best Practices
- Re-use and Traceability across the Landscape
- Develop the Business Requirements Definition - Let’s Practice!
- Scope Context model - Let’s Practice!
- Stakeholder Analysis - Let’s Practice!
- Sprint Planning - Let’s Practice!
- Storyboard model- Let’s Practice!
- Writing a Story - Let’s Practice!
- UI Dialog model - Let’s Practice!
- Data Requirements - Let’s Practice!
- Business Rules - Let’s Practice!
- Functional Requirements - Let’s Practice!
- Tracing Impacts and Requirements - Let’s Practice!
- User Acceptance Testing - Let’s Practice!
- Generate MS Word BRD Document - Let’s Practice!
Analysis
- Solutions Architecture best practices
- Reuse Reference Models
- Develop Solutions Architecture Definition – Let’s Practice!
- Solutions Architecture Overview
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Solution Building Blocks – Let’s Practice!
- Business Applications, Capability, Datastore, Digital Service
- Model Solution Building Blocks – Let’s Practice!
- Design Communication Model – Let’s Practice!
- Reverse Engineer a Database - Let’s Practice!
- Generate Data Dictionary - Let’s Practice!
- Data Modeling - Let’s Practice!
- Solution Architecture Requirements – Let’s Practice!
- Application to Capability Relationship Matrix – Let’s Practice!
- Resolve Impacts and Traceability – Let’s Practice!
- Generate Solutions Architecture Definition – Let’s Practice!
- Conduct formal stakeholder review
Design
- Software Engineering Best Practices
- Reverse Engineering Code – Let’s Practice!
- Design and Reuse
- Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)
- Actor, Boundary, Control, Entity
- Design Construction model
- UML Sequence model – Let’s Practice!
- Create Objects – Let’s Practice!
- Create a Collection – Let’s Practice!
- Add Messages – Let’s Practice!
- Messaging other Sequences – Let’s Practice!
- Add a Loop Fragments – Let’s Practice!
- UML State Machine – Let’s Practice!
- UML Class model – Let’s Practice!
- UML Associations, Aggregation, Inheritance – Let’s Practice!
- UML Design Patterns – Let’s Practice!
- Implementation Packages
- Tracing Impacts and Requirements – Let’s Practice!
Implementation
- Technology Architecture best practices
- Reuse Reference Models
- Develop Technology Architecture Definition
- Technology Architecture Overview
- Identify stakeholders concerns and needs
- Technology Solution Building Blocks – Let’s Practice!
- Create a Deployment model – Let’s Practice!
- Technology Architecture Requirements – Let’s Practice!
- SBB infrastructure app to server Matrix – Let’s Practice!
- Resolve Impacts and Traceability – Let’s Practice!
- Generate Technology Architecture Document – Let’s Practice!
- Generate Technology Architecture Website – Let’s Practice!
- Conduct formal stakeholder review
For Advanced users
- Searching the Repository – Let’s Practice!
- Diagramming Tips – Let’s Practice!
- Traceability Tips– Let’s Practice!
- Create a Custom Tagged Value– Let’s Practice!
- Documentation - Linked Document– Let’s Practice!
- Documentation – Model Document– Let’s Practice!
- Documentation – Customize a Document Template– Let’s Practice!
Save time and immediately power up your practice during the course and your next project. Every participant receives the following course handouts:
- Course Guidebook and practice Case study
- Full Traceability from Strategy to Deployment using an INTEGRATED Repository model
- INTEGRATED Toolbox Stencils for BABOK©, BIZBOK©, ITSM©, PMBOK©, and TOGAF©
- Repository Help Screens make Sparx easy to learn and rapid to deploy
- Work Packages Standard Templates to generate documentation
- Pre-built reuse Catalogs, Matrices, Diagram Patterns
- MS Word, MS Excel, and PowerPoint integration and reuse Templates
"It has been nearly impossible to figure out how to use Enterprise Architect to manage a real project. INTEGRATE iT involved the entire project team and we are saving time and producing quality requirements within one week" – Director, Agile Software Delivery
Closing the Gap – Dr Dobbs Interview
"Even though Enterprise Architect is an extremely powerful tool and more feature rich than all the competing products we have reviewed in our RFP, it is hard to apply it without proper mentorship and an agile unified process that unfolds a step by step example of doing a project." – Marc Ginns, Chief Enterprise Architect, Duke Energy, Charlotte, NC
"It has been nearly impossible to figure out how to use Enterprise Architect to manage a real project. INTEGRATE iT involved the entire project team and we are saving time and producing quality requirements within one week" – Director, Agile Software Delivery