Duration

2 days

Overview

This course provides a thorough introduction to the Rational Unified Process (RUP®),a software development process that is rapidly becoming the standard for enterprise-scale application development projects. Through classroom instruction and discussion, the course addresses the phases of RUP. Within the phases, the iterations in managing changing requirements, resources and risks will be carefully explored. Best practices are illustrated through the study of use-case driven development and architectural modeling, combined with the examination of each key RUP engineering and support discipline from requirements and implementation, through to project and change management.

Audience

This course is intended for IT managers, software architects, technical leads, Process engineers adopting or evaluating RUP as a strategic basis for enterprise-level software development.

Prerequisites

Previous experience in a software development project in a managerial or technical capacity is beneficial.

Outline

Introduction to the Rational Unified Process (RUP)
Best Practices in Software Development
Phases and Iteration
Disciplines and Workflows
Roles, Activities and Artifacts

Use Case-Driven Process
The role of use cases
Essential versus Real Use Case Models
Use Case Modeling and Specification
Use Case driven development, from design to test

Architecture-Centric Process
What is architecture?
Models and Views : The "4+1" model
Component-Driven Development
Architectural Style, Mechanisms and Patterns

Visual Modeling in UML
Static and Dynamic Representation
Class Diagrams
Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams
Activity Diagrams
State Diagrams
Component and Deployment Diagrams

Phases and Milestones
Inception
Elaboration
Construction
Transition

Core Disciplines
Business Modeling
Requirements
Analysis and Design
Implementation
Deployment

Project Management Discipline
Purpose and Objectives
Workflow
Roles and Artifacts
Measurement
Risk Management

Change Management Discipline
Purpose and Objectives
Workflow
Roles and Artifacts
Configuration management
Change Request Management

Environment Discipline
Purpose and Objectives
Workflow
Roles and Artifacts
Environmental setup and support
Tailoring and configuring RUP


For more training information, please call Sterlink at 416-859-6470 or
E-mail us at info@sterlink.ca